Cold weather life jacket requirement returns this weekend in Pennsylvania
(WHTM) — Colder weather is here and, beginning Sunday, you’ll have to wear a life jacket if you’ll be out on Pennsylvania waterways. The cold weather life jacket requirement is in effect from Nov. 1 through April 30, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission said. Life jackets are advisable year-round but required for all boaters […]
Youngstown Liberty Schools issue statement on playoff forfeit
Forfeit is captioned in the dictionary. (Photo: Adobe Stock) YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — After the Youngstown Liberty self-reported an ineligible player after a playoff game against Canton Central Catholic in the first round, the OHSAA took action, according to WFMJ 21. Due to the violation, they will lose their 26-16 victory against the Crusaders. Brian Knight, the Superintendent of Youngstown Liberty Schools, released this statement: "On Saturday afternoon, we identified that an ineligible student may
Longwood Gardens to create a Christmas galaxy with more than 500,000 lights
Longwood Gardens is taking its Christmas lights to another galaxy this year. More than 500,000 lights will fill the grounds of the Kennett Square attraction, along with giant glowing stars, rotating Christmas trees and decorations inspired by outer space. A Longwood Christmas runs from Nov. 20 through Jan. 10, 2027,...
An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from...
Dr. Patrick Muffley of Lewis Center and Lisa Fillhart of Lima pleaded guilty on Oct. 19 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court in a scheme that took about $1.6 million ($1,645,052) from Ohio’s Medicaid program, Attorney General Andy Wilson’s office announced on Oct. 21, 2026. The state says the two submitted more than 27,000 fraudulent... The post An Ohio doctor and clinic manager pleaded guilty to taking about $1.6 million from Medicaid through more than 27,000 false telehealth claims appeared
Massachusetts towns shoulder solar lawsuit costs: ‘They are putting us into bankruptcy’
"The reason you feel stuck … is because we are stuck."
National Grid to host three Worcester events to help residents lower winter energy bills
As temperatures drop and heating bills begin their annual climb, National Grid is bringing some help directly to Worcester residents who may be worried about keeping their homes warm without breaking the bank. The utility company hosts three free customer assistance events in Worcester during November, giving residents an opportunity...
New firearms registration rules went live in Mass. last week. Here’s what to know.
The deadline comes as voters prepare to decide whether to keep or repeal the 2024 firearm law. A deadline passed Wednesday for Massachusetts firearm owners to comply with expanded registration and serialization requirements under a sweeping 2024 state gun law. The Oct. 28 deadline stemmed from An Act Modernizing Firearm...
Dabo Swinney Goes Off Over FSU’s Mike Norvell Message After Clemson Win
The Clemson Tigers left Tallahassee with a win Saturday night, but coach Dabo Swinney had something besides football on his mind after beating Florida State. Before Clemson’s 36-24 victory on Oct. 31, an airplane flew over Doak Campbell Stadium carrying a banner calling for Seminoles coach Mike Norvell to be fired. The message, which also mentioned Florida State Board of Trustees chair Peter Collins, included a glaring spelling error.
A San Diego CPA got 63 months in prison and must forfeit over $8.2...
A federal judge in San Diego sentenced Ethan Joseph Sanchez, a 30-year-old certified public accountant, to 63 months in prison on Oct. 30 and ordered him to forfeit more than $8.2 million taken from people who lent him money for accessory dwelling units that were never built. U.S. District Judge Robert S. Huie handed down […] The post A San Diego CPA got 63 months in prison and must forfeit over $8.2 million for a fake accessory-dwelling-unit investment scheme appeared first on The Money Overvi
Landlord to pay $19.25M to tenants over withheld deposits — one was charged for...
More than 200,000 former tenants could benefit from a settlement over alleged improper move-out fees.

















