Pennsylvania Treasury announces ‘largest ever’ unclaimed property auction
(WHTM)– The Pennsylvania Treasury announced its largest unclaimed property auction ever is set for this week. Treasurer Stacy Garrity said on Monday that this week’s auction will feature more than 6,600 items previously safeguarded in the Treasury’s vault. The items listed for auction include currency, jewelry, and collectibles. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. […]
Bond set for illegal immigrant accused of beheading Iwo Jima memorial in Quantico
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A man accused of decapitating part of the Iwo Jima memorial in Quantico was granted a $2,500 bond Monday. Prince William County Circuit Court Chief Judge Petula Metzler granted the bond for Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano. The illegal immigrant is accused of beheading and damaging the Iwo Jima statue in Quantico.
Dollar General is sued by the FTC and 20 states for what’s being described...
NEW YORK (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission has sued the bargain chain Dollar General for what it characterized as “long-running deceptive pricing practices” by charging customers more once they reach the register than the prices that are displayed on shelves and in advertisements. Twenty states joined in the complaint, filed by the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. It said that Dollar General failed to correct the issue despite what it said was “extensive corporate know
Firearm owners face strict registration deadlines under new Massachusetts law
Massachusetts License to Carry holders have until Wednesday to comply with new firearm serialization and registration requirements.
Sound the Trumpets! Famous 2026 Rockefeller Tree Comes From CNY
A little Central New York pride heading to New York City!
Tiny Mistake, Massive Fire: Cause Of Alexandria Apartment Inferno Revealed (PHOTOS)
The fire that ripped through the roof of a Virginia apartment building , leaving a trail of destruction behind, began in the most unlikely of places. A balcony planter. The cause? Improper disposal of smoking materials. The Alexandria Fire Department determined that the blaze, which broke o…
California recovered about $1,988,000 for 136 workers unpaid when Capital Mailing Services closed
It took ten years, a trial, an appeal and a fraud case, but California says 136 people who lost their jobs and final paychecks when a West Sacramento printing company shut down are finally getting paid. The state Labor Commissioner’s Office announced on October 16, 2026 that it has recovered about $1,988,000 for former workers […]
Police pursuit leads to crash, suspect’s arrest on I-95 in Providence
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — A police pursuit that began in Warwick was called off before the driver crashed in Providence and ran onto Interstate 95, where officers arrested him Monday afternoon, according to police. Providence police said Nelson Pires allegedly punched a detective in the face while trying to...
Rhode Island voters to decide on $275 million bond for higher education improvements
(WJAR) — Rhode Island voters will be asked to vote on five statewide bond questions on their Nov. 3 ballots. The first–and most expensive–question asks for approval for the state to borrow $275 million to make capital improvements to Rhode Island’s higher education facilities at the University of Rhode Island, Community College of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College.
Rhode Island’s Flock Camera Rules Allow 30 Days of Plate Data. Flock Itself Now...
Under the plate-reader policy Rhode Island State Police sent to every department on Oct. 19, a photo of your car's back end can sit in a police database for up to 30 days. Flock Safety, which makes most of the cameras, cut its own recommended default to seven days in August.
