Over the first weekend of October, crowds in at least four Massachusetts cities violently targeted police officers in what authorities…
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Some Ohio Lawmakers Give Up Pay During Federal Government Shutdown
WASHINGTON, D.C. — As the federal government shutdown continues, more than 750,000 civilian federal employees — including 83,000 in Ohio…
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Kristi Noem Says Senator Was ‘Manhandled’ by DHS Agents Because He ‘Attacked’ Her
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revisited her heated encounter with Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) on Tuesday, claiming the senator was…
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Two Minor Earthquakes Strike New York State
Seismologists report that two small earthquakes recently struck near Adams Center, New York, just over a week after another tremor…
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Single Mother Jailed Over Roach Infestation She Repeatedly Reported, Now Pursuing Legal Action
A single mother of three in Louisiana, Cavinitri White, was arrested in June after calling police about a domestic dispute…
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Mississippi Lawmakers Seek Solutions to Fund PERS
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) — Mississippi lawmakers are exploring ways to fully fund the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS), aiming for…
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Thompson Announces $355K Grant to Boost HAZMAT Training in Mississippi
BOLTON, Miss. (WLBT) — Congressman Bennie G. Thompson has announced a $355,000 federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation…
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Seminole Tribe Sues Lennar Homes Over Alleged Defective Construction in Florida
Miami, FL — The Seminole Tribe of Florida has filed a lawsuit against Lennar Homes, claiming that hundreds of homes…
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Davenport Man in Custody After Allegedly Striking Victim with Pop Rack
A Davenport man is in custody after police say he attacked a victim with a plastic pop rack and stole…
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Six-Year-Old Girl Critically Injured, Three Other Children Hurt in Virginia Crash
A six-year-old girl is fighting for her life following a serious crash in Virginia, north of Adelaide, authorities say. Emergency…
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