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Conor McGill

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Roseville ER doctor suffers stroke on way to work, saved by his own team

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By Conor McGill Verified
| MSN Verified
Conor McGill An emergency room physician who has spent years treating stroke patients suddenly found himself on the other side of the hospital bed after suffering a stroke on his way to work in Roseville. Dr. Terrence Horan, a 41-year-old emergency medicine specialist at Kaiser Roseville, was driving to another shift when he suddenly lost all movement in his right hand. "All of a sudden, the right hand just went completely flaccid and dead, and I couldn't move it," Horan said.
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Roseville ER doctor suffers stroke on way to work, saved by his own team

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By Conor McGill Verified
| KOVR-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
An emergency room physician who has spent years treating stroke patients suddenly found himself on the other side of the hospital bed after suffering a stroke on his way to work in Roseville. Dr. Terrence Horan, a 41-year-old emergency medicine specialist at Kaiser Roseville, was driving to another shift when he suddenly lost all movement in his right hand. "All of a sudden, the right hand just went completely flaccid and dead, and I couldn't move it," Horan said.
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Lake Tahoe nonprofit’s campaign encourages visitors to use alternative transportation

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By Conor McGill Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Conor McGill on July 12, 2026 Tags: Categories: Bay Area News To help ease congestion and protect the Lake Tahoe area, the environmental nonprofit Keep Tahoe Blue is encouraging visitors to leave their cars parked and use alternative transportation through its new Car-Free Tahoe campaign. Local News – CBS Bay Area
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Rocky Mountain Southwest SPA Emmy Award

2022 - College Sports Story/Segment
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Rocky Mountain Southwest SPA Emmy Nomination

2023 - News Report Serious or Light
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Hearst TV News Competition Top 10

2023 - Television Competition II: News
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Region 3 Overall Excellence Edward R. Murrow Award

2024 - Overall Excellence
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