Kentucky pharmacist still fighting charges tied to clerical error
Kentucky pharmacist Dr. Shelby Dela Cruz is still fighting charges tied to a one-digit clerical error nearly five months after her arrest.
Lexington eliminates nearly $8M in medical debt for more than 4,100 residents
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Thousands of Lexington residents are receiving letters notifying them their medical debt has been wiped away through a city-funded relief program. The nonprofit Undue Medical Debt announced a fourth round of medical debt relief in partnership with Lexington, eliminating over $8 million in debt for 4,189 Fayette County residents.
Michigan bills aim to help victims of deed fraud
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A new set of bills in the Michigan House and Senate aims to help victims of deed fraud. Deed fraud happens when someone files a forged deed to claim ownership of someone else’s home or property. Scammers can then take out loans against the property or even sell it to another victim.
Indiana’s top tourism award goes to 135-year-old candy store
INDIANAPOLIS — The fourth-generation owners of one of the oldest continuously operated, family-owned candy stores in the United States was honored Tuesday with Indiana’s top tourism award. Jill and Warren Schimpff, who run Schimpff’s Confectionery, received the Will Koch Indiana Tourism Leadership Award in a ceremony at the Statehouse. The business opened in April 1891 […]
Indiana unveils medical frailty exception to upcoming HIP work requirements
State officials on Tuesday revealed how they'll apply a new federal definition for medical frailty, a key but contested exemption to fast-approaching work requirements for tens of thousands of Medicaid expansion enrollees.
IMS eyes third straight Indianapolis 500 sellout as tickets go on sale Wednesday
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is aiming for a third consecutive sellout of the Indianapolis 500 as tickets for most of its major 2027 events go on sale Wednesday. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar President Doug Boles said during an interview on Daybreak. “We’ll sell out […]
License Suspended Until 2117 After Man Gets Sixth DUI Conviction: Lancaster DA
A Pennsylvania man whose driver’s license was already suspended until 2117 has been sentenced to state prison for his sixth DUI conviction — and now faces an even longer suspension, the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday, Oct. 26. Steven C. Radtke, 63, of the 1800 block of …
2 Tennessee cities make Orkin’s ‘2026 Rattiest Cities’ list. See where
The worst thing is seeing a beady-eyed, long-tailed rat scurrying across the sidewalk, especially the closer it is to you. Unfortunately, two Tennessee cities might be seeing more of this. On Oct. 13, Orkin released its 2026 Rattiest Cities List , which ranks the U.S. cities with the highest rates of rats, and two Tennessee cities made the top 50: Knoxville and Nashville. Knoxville is new to the top 50, according to Orkin. The Scruffy City ranked No. 45 based on new residential rodent treatment
Police and firefighters across Florida raise concerns about Amendment 3
ORLANDO, Fla. — The rising cost of living is a top concern for many Florida residents during this midterm election. Amendment 3 would cut property taxes for homeowners if voters approve it. Supporters say local governments can afford to give money back, but many county and city leaders warn...
13 killer whales surround whale watching boat off Southern California coast
A group of 13 killer whales gave passengers aboard a Southern California whale watching boat an unforgettable experience over the weekend, swimming directly up to the vessel in a rare close encounter. The orcas were spotted Saturday, Oct. 24, by a crew with Capt. Dave’s Dolphin & Whale Watching Safari, based in Dana Point, according […]
