A Syracuse bakery has a new owner after 118 years, but the bread recipe...
Syracuse, N.Y. — The new owner of Di Lauro’s Bakery knows the first question customers will ask. He grew up eating the bread, too. No, he’s not changing it. After 118 years in the Di Lauro family, the North Side bakery has been sold to Anthony Mondello, a former corporate retail manager whose family made Sunday stops here for bread, pizza and delunas.
The Blade files WARN notice about possible Dec. 31 closure, layoffs
Longtime Toledo newspaper The Blade on Oct. 23 filed a notice of closing with the state of Ohio. On Sept. 8, Block Communications Inc. , owner of the newspaper, announced The Blade would cease publication on Dec. 31, 2026 unless a buyer could be found. Previous Coverage: Block Communications exploring sale of Toledo newspaper The Blade On Oct. 23, the company filed The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act (WARN) and Ohio WARN with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Employers are req
Three charged in Tampa with intercepting more than $2 million in Treasury checks and...
Three people face federal charges in Tampa for intercepting more than $2 million in U.S. Treasury checks and depositing them with counterfeit driver’s licenses made in the victims’ names. U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe announced the indictment on October 13. IRS Criminal Investigation and the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration led the case. The... The post Three charged in Tampa with intercepting more than $2 million in Treasury checks and depositing them on fake driver’s license
Former Hinesville housing director pleads not guilty as mother alleges years of mold, disrepair
HINESVILLE, Ga. (WTOC) - Former Hinesville Housing Authority Executive Director Melanie Thompson and co-defendant Toriono L. Byrd pleaded not guilty Monday to a 23-count superseding federal indictment alleging they stole more than $2.5 million from the agency. The arraignment Oct. 26 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Benjamin W. Cheesbro in Savannah...
Video: Great white shark lunges at woman reaching to touch it off Tybee Island
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. — A close encounter with a great white shark off Tybee Island took a startling turn when a woman reached out to touch the animal — and the shark suddenly swung its head and lunged toward her. Video of the encounter was shared on Facebook...
FTC Suit Says Dollar General Charged More Than Shelf Prices
Dollar General's directory lists Rhode Island stores in 17 communities, and the complaint alleges its pricing errors tended to cost shoppers money on everyday goods. Rhode Islanders can report pricing problems to the FTC or the state attorney general's office. Eight overcharges. Five undercharges. That is how one shopping trip...
Wakefield woman convicted in deadly head-on crash fails to appear for sentencing
(WJAR) — A Wakefield woman accused of killing a 20-year-old driver in a head-on collision in 2021 did not show up to court on Tuesday for her sentencing. Stephanie Briggs' attorney said she's in the hospital, but the judge issued a warrant and the victim's family is demanding justice.
VUU student shot defending his girlfriend from man who hit her, prosecutors say
Prosecutors say the student who was shot during Virginia Union University's (VUU) homecoming weekend was defending his girlfriend from a man who hit her in the face.
Swing-state voters forced to ‘start all over again’ as GOP rule spoils ballots: report
Thousands of voters in a key battleground state are racing the clock to save their ballots after Republicans changed the rules. Nearly 6 percent of mail ballots counted so far in North Carolina's 2026 midterms have been flagged with problems, Democracy Docket reported Tuesday, and county monitors point to a new GOP-imposed requirement that the inner ballot envelope be completely sealed inside the outer one. Also Read: Trump family hit by 'political earthquake' as autocratic leader falls: expert
Squatters seize $4M San Francisco house to allegedly gain title — now it’s going...
Neighbors say alleged squatters turned their lives and community upside down. Now, an auction may offer a way out — with one big catch.

















