solar eclipse safety

In situations such as terrorist attacks or transportation disasters, local healthcare systems can become overwhelmed. Justin Baker, deputy director of Monroe County EMA, said the agency has been preparing for over a year. 

Join host Bob Zaltsberg as he talks with experts about everything you need to know to prepare for this historic occasion.

“There's no better place to witness the eclipse than right here in Bloomington. We're going to prove that to everyone on April 8,” Mayor Kerry Thomson said.

As an estimated 300,000 visitors make their way towards Bloomington for the upcoming solar eclipse, experts are warning about the dangers of viewing the event without proper eyewear.