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Witnesses told 10News that Dominguez was wearing what appeared to be an Army uniform at the bar when he was approached by an active-duty Army serviceman and a military veteran who spoke to him about the uniform. According to the two men, the uniform was missing a patch and the rank was upside down, leading them to question if it was a "stolen valor" situation. 362

With any medication or vaccine, people are going to have concerns, Moorjani said. “Because information can come from so many places, from friends and family to the internet, it’s important to talk to a doctor you trust to get credible information that is based in science and facts.”The results of this survey come in the midst of the 2018-2019 flu season, and a year after one of the deadliest flu season's on record. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 80,000 Americans died from the flu during the 2017-2018 flu season, making it the deadliest flu season in four decades.Of those deaths, more than 180 were children and 80 percent of those kids did not get the flu vaccine that season, according to data from the CDC.Medical professionals advise healthy children 6 months old or older to get the flu shot. The survey also showed that 28 percent of parents think the flu shot causes autism, which is also not true.“After years of research, we know that the flu vaccine is safe,” Moorjani said in a press release. “The flu shot does not cause autism or any other diseases or illnesses. Doctors recommend the flu shot because it is the best way to protect you and your family from the flu.”So what is the best way to protect you and your family during flu season? Below are some recommendations from the CDC.Susan Gonzalez is a digital producer and reporter for the E.W. Scripps national team. You can follow her on Twitter @TheNewsan. 1496

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With social distancing in effect during the event, the food/supplies will be brought out to customers’ vehicles.“Pets are members of our families too and we want to assist in keeping them fed in this stressful time. Keeping families together, healthy and happy is one way we can help others. We’re seeing so many members of our community impacted and we hope that this will bring a little peace to families with pets in this time of need,” said Helen Woodward Animal Center Director of Outreach Services Christen Hanley. 520

When it wouldn't go away, she went to see a doctor and was in for quite a surprise when a medical assistant first checked her out."She ran out and said, 'I'm going to get a couple more people,' " Torres told KSHB. "She then said, 'I think you have an insect in there.' "Torres said while she didn't know exactly what was in her ear at that point, she didn't panic."She came back in and told me it was a spider," Torres said. "They had a few tools and worked their magic and got it out."Doctors later told her it was a highly venomous brown recluse spider.Luckily, after a checkup, doctors told her the spider didn't bite her."I never thought they would crawl in your ear or any part of your body," Torres said.According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a bite from a brown recluse can cause itching, muscle pain, increased sweating, headaches, nausea and/or a fever. The CDC suggests treatment by a medical professional for any brown recluse bite.Torres doen't know where the spider came from, but said she will now take a few precautions, including before she goes to bed."I went and put some cotton balls in my ear last night because I did not have any ear plugs," Torres said. "I'm pretty terrified of spiders."This story was originally published on 1276