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Zach Winn
Zach Winn is a journalist living in the Boston area. He was previously a reporter for Wicked Local and graduated from Keene State College in 2014, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism and minoring in political science.
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Ohio Student Shoots 2 Classmates in Cafeteria
Two students were shot and two others sustained injuries from shrapnel in the shooting. All of the victims are expected to make full recoveries.
German Hospital Differs in Ransomware Response from American Counterpart
German authorities have advised hospital officials not to contact the hacker as they work to restore the system.
Cybersecurity Report Finds ‘Healthcare Industry in Turmoil’
Researchers say hospitals rarely address the cyber threats to patient health.
Nearly 3K Patients Put At Risk Due to Contaminated Needles
The patients are being tested for diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C.
VIDEO: Texas School Bus Narrowly Avoids Train Collision
Scary footage of the incident has gone viral and the bus driver responsible has been fired.
Forced to Allow Guns on Campus, UT Adopts 25 New Firearm Policies
A new campus carry law in Texas is forcing universities to adapt to the new reality of people bringing guns onto campus.
Calif. Hospital Taken Offline by Ransomware
The hospital has transferred patients as it attempts to bring its database back online.
Why Flakka Patients Are Creating Security Risks at Hospitals
An increasing amount of hospitals in the south are dealing with patients under the influence of flakka.
Campus Safety Weekly Recap Feb. 15
Campus Safety’s news round ups cover some of the most popular stories we’ve run in the last week.
2 Girls Dead in Suspected Murder-Suicide at Ariz. High School
The suspected murder suicide did not pose a threat to any other students on campus.
Does the Field of Science Have a Sexual Misconduct Problem?
Several prominent scientists, many affiliated with universities, have faced accusations of sexual assault or misconduct in recent months.