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Top school investigators hoarded nearly 6,000 rounds of live ammunition and distributed the bullets amongst themselves to cover it up, a bombshell lawsuit claims. The Special Commissioner of Investigation’s office, which independently probes allegations made against the city Department of Education and its employees, is accused of stockpiling over 5,700 rounds of ammunition without a permit in a wooden cabinet at its Manhattan headquarters. The Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit accuses SCI Commiss

Finding an affordable apartment hasn’t been easy in recent years, but renters in some parts of the country are finally getting a little more bargaining power. Some landlords are even offering a month or more of free rent to attract new tenants. According to Apartment List’s report on the best cities for renters, higher vacancy... The post Landlords Are Offering Free Rent in These Cities to Attract Tenants first appeared on The Thrifty Apartment .

A Los Angeles chiropractor posed as a medical doctor and directed Medicare patients toward invasive artery procedures they did not need, federal prosecutors allege. The ... Read More

A high school student built an app that sends restaurants’ leftover meals to shelters instead of the trash, delivering around 15,000 meals so far. The post Teen’s App Has Rescued 15,000 Restaurant Meals for Shelters appeared first on Happilynews.com .

Arkansas – Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced that more than 9,300 Arkansans are expected to receive financial relief through a multistate settlement with Snap Finance that will cancel approximately $18.45 million in lease payments for eligible consumers. “Arkansas consumers deserve transparency and fairness when making purchases,” Griffin said...

Doctors who never really met their patients signed the orders, and the man who sold those orders to equipment suppliers and labs was sentenced Friday to 20 years in federal prison. Christopher Harwood, 44, of Fort Lauderdale, owned the telemedicine company TelevisitMD and several Florida medical-equipment suppliers. The Justice Department says he must also repay... The post A Fort Lauderdale telemedicine owner got 20 years and must repay $17,942,402 to Medicare for a brace and genetic-test sche

An entire police force in a city in Georgia has resigned over concerns about the mayor and City Council’s ethics. During a dramatic Milner City Council meeting on Monday, October 19, city manager Tausha Grose announced that she was resigning from the City Council. The news followed Police Chief Lamar Bunn, as well as the […]

Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute — Approximate Award Presentation Site. Russ Sullivan became the legal guardian of 22 young people in the Washington, D.C., area over the years, raising 21 boys and one girl who mostly arrived in his home as teenagers. Every one of them went on to college or trade school, and more than 25 young people in total became part of his extended family. On September 29, Sullivan received the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute's brand-new Lifetime A

A genius New York teen was denied the opportunity to graduate high school early and earn his diploma to attend his dream college due to his age — despite being a full-time community college student. Michael Sweeney, a 14-year-old homeschooler, is on the verge of applying to Arizona State University to study mechanical engineering, but his dreams were dashed when Bethlehem Central School District denied his request to enter his senior year, the Times Union reported. The teen, who turns 15 in Dece

Residents in an Orlando townhome complex are taking their HOA to court for a suspicious $232K deposit. Find out how much power HOAs have over their community’s funds.