Helena considers new e-bike restrictions, with fines up to $500
HELENA, Ala. (WBMA) — Families and riders who use electric bicycles in Helena could soon face new rules governing where they can ride, how fast they can travel and what safety equipment they must wear. The Helena City Council is scheduled to discuss a proposed ordinance Monday, Oct. 26,...
Following closure of animal rescue in Woodruff, 87 cats need homes
The Spartanburg County Pet Resource Center is hoping to find homes for as many as 87 cats and kittens brought to the facility on Oct. 20. Several days earlier, county animal control officers received calls about conditions at CLiFs No Kill Shelter and Rescue at 3940 Greenpond Road in Woodruff. According to an official report, officers inspected the facility and "observed numerous animals, unsanitary livingconditions, excessive feces accumulation, and a strong ammonia odor inside a tarp-covered s
SC Palmetto Cash 5 Jackpot Reaches Record $1.2M
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) — South Carolina’s own Palmetto Cash 5 jackpot has rocketed to a record $1,246,000 for Monday night’s drawing! SC lottery officials said this is the largest Palmetto Cash 5 prize ever offered due to the jackpot rolling 47 times since it was last won on September 8. Palmetto Cash 5 tickets are […]
Starting November 1, SNAP Shoppers in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia Can...
Starting November 1, shoppers using SNAP benefits in Montana, North Dakota, South Carolina, and Virginia...
Valley North’s proposed transmission line has sparked a familiar debate over land, resources, power
The proposed Valley North Project would span approximately 260 miles, carrying new 765-kilovolt transmission lines from the coal-fired John E. Amos Power Plant in Putnam County, West Virginia, to Frederick County, Maryland — a colossal infrastructure undertaking that could cut through 20 West Virginia counties and gobble up nearly 7,000 acres of farmland, forests, and residential property along the way.
Maryland Medicaid Changes Could Affect 15,000 Non-Citizens After October 1
MARYLAND — About 15,000 non-citizens in Maryland could lose standard Medicaid coverage under new federal eligibility … Maryland Medicaid Changes Could Affect 15,000 Non-Citizens After October 1 Read more
Police helped Nashville woman get an order of protection and drove her home. Within...
A man in Nashville allegedly hit a woman with a hammer after she obtained a protection order against the accused. The victim sustained multiple injuries and is currently recovering in a hospital. Police were called for the second time to the residence that day Metro Nashville Police arrested 38-year-old Ross Peterson in Hot Springs and...
Five Cats Rescued After Salisbury Man Set His Home on Fire
The Wicomico County State’s Attorney’s Office responded to the scene Saturday night to assist investigators.The...
Deputies rescue man, 77, from Oxford Township lake
Oakland County Sheriff's Office deputies rescued a 77-year-old man from a lake in Oxford Township on Sunday afternoon, according to a press release. The man from Rochester Hills fell from a dock on Paint Lake while launching a boat, according to the preliminary investigation. At about 1:20 p.m., deputies, the Sheriff's Search and Rescue Team and the Oxford Township Fire Department were dispatched to the boat launch following a report of an unresponsive man in the water about 20 feet from shore.
Dearborn attorney running for State House faces disciplinary hearing
A Dearborn attorney running for Michigan's 15th House District seat faces a disciplinary hearing this week to determine if he misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars of his clients' settlement money. Democrat Jalal Abdallah's disciplinary hearing will start at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 27 and continue Oct. 28. The hearings will be streamed online. A three-person panel of volunteer attorneys will hear testimony to determine what discipline, if any, will be meted out to Abdallah. Earlier this year,
