WAKULLA COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Ten people were arrested in a multi-agency child exploitation investigation called “Operation Not a Fan.”…
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‘Free Kill’ Loophole Bill Returns as Florida Families Push for Medical Malpractice Reform
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) — Florida patients could soon have more legal power against doctors who make serious…
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Severe Thunderstorm Watch, Hail Possible in Mississippi This Week
After a stretch of dry weather, Mississippi could see thunderstorms and severe weather later this week as a cold front…
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Are Pedestrians Allowed to Walk on California Highways? Understanding State Law
Pedestrians are generally prohibited from walking on California freeways and expressways, though the specific restrictions depend on posted signs and…
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SNAP changes: Here’s who could lose benefits in November
States are alerting SNAP recipients that their food assistance eligibility may change as the November deadline to comply with the…
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Federal and State Child Care Cuts Strain Local Providers and Families
INDIANA — Recent funding cuts to Indiana’s early childhood voucher program are creating challenges for care providers and leaving families…
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Ohio Woman Robbed by Three Armed Suspects, Investigation Ongoing
OHIO — Police are investigating a robbery involving three armed men who targeted a 29-year-old Akron woman last week. According…
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Massachusetts Man Arrested for Exploitation of Minors in Steuben County
New York State Police arrested a 29-year-old Massachusetts man in Steuben County following an investigation into the online exploitation of…
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Hundreds of Thousands of New Yorkers Could Lose SNAP Benefits Due to Accelerated Federal Rules
NEW YORK — Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers could face losing their food stamp benefits as soon as November,…
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Florida Construction Faces Labor Crisis Amid ICE Raids and Project Delays
Florida’s construction and building trades industries are facing mounting labor shortages, project delays, and higher costs as immigration enforcement and…
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