Quincy RMV Clerk Charged With Running Pay-to-Skip Line Title Service
A former title clerk at the Quincy Registry of Motor Vehicles and a Somerville man were arraigned in Norfolk Superior Court on Tuesday, accused of running a bribery scheme that let customers pay to jump the line on title and registration paperwork. Prosecutors say 29-year-old Ashlee Jordan, now of Bridgewater, operated what amounted to a private concierge service out of her state job, while 47-year-old Stanley Nazaire allegedly worked as the middleman who steered customers her way.
South Carolina investigators rule Hayden Panettiere’s death accidental
The investigation into the death of actress Hayden Panettiere has concluded after three months, according to the Greenville Police Department in South Carolina.
Food stamp households in South Carolina lost candy, energy drinks and soft drinks at...
Shoppers using SNAP benefits in South Carolina have had a narrower list of eligible groceries since the end of the summer. Candy, energy drinks and soft drinks stopped being purchasable with an EBT card at the register on August 31. The change comes from a federal waiver that runs for two years, so it is […]
Florida Manatee Trapped In Muddy Ditch Topples Rescuers
When a Florida manatee was found stranded in a shallow ditch with just a few inches of water, around a dozen deputies, wildlife officials and rescuers got down in the mud to help. The Indian River County Sheriff’s Office said deputies assisted the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) manatee rescue team after one […]
Florida woman tries to pay for Taco Bell with tampons in the drive-thru. The...
A Florida woman is facing a DUI charge after allegedly attempting to pay for Taco Bell with tampons and telling officers her mother lived ‘two stones’ away. BY: UNSPLASH A Florida woman was arrested on a DUI charge after allegedly trying to pay for food with tampons at a Taco Bell drive-through, where an employee reported that she appeared intoxicated and confused. The encounter took an unusual turn when Roshelle Anderson, 37, struggled to explain where she was going, at one point telling police
Hendersonville thrift store donation offers pieces of history
A Hendersonville thrift store received an unexpected donation of a World War II uniform earlier this month, with pieces of personal history tucked inside a pocket. Executive Director Kyle Hill said that no two days are the same at the Hendersonville Samaritan Association, and that every donation is different. The...
Want to avoid a big ambulance bill? Wake County has an option
An ambulance bill in Wake County can cost well over $1,500 depending on how far the emergency trip was and if the patient received treatment. Insurance might cover some or all of that, but according to the Wake County website, “a typical emergency ambulance transport can exceed $500, and most insurance providers, including Medicare, will not cover the full amount of an ambulance bill.” So the county offers another a way to help people avoid significant ambulance bills. For $60 a year, a househol
This North Carolina Festival Throws Open 103 Historic Log Buildings For One Single Day
One hundred and three log buildings, some dating back to 1760, swing their doors open on exactly one day each year. Miss it, and you wait twelve more months. Over 300 artisans in period clothing fill the place that day. Someone is stirring apple butter. Someone else is hammering at...
Heroic high school senior, 17, saved man’s life after pulling him from smoking car...
A high school student was honored by officials from her hometown in Maryland after she saved a man from a car crash wreckage while on her way to school.
Maryland Lottery launches Millionaire Raffle with two $1 million top prizes
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Maryland Lottery players will have a shot at two $1 million top prizes this fall as the agency launches its new Millionaire Raffle, with tickets going on sale Nov. 2 and nine weekly drawings beginning Nov. 9. The Maryland Lottery said the raffle will include more...

















