Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick has been suspended from his teaching position at Thorne Middle School in Middletown, a job he has held since 2002. The suspension, effective December 20, was announced after students complained to their guidance counselor, asking to be removed from his class. The document titled “Tenure charges and a sworn statement … Read more
In a significant law enforcement operation, the Salt Lake City Police Department (SLCPD) detained 46 people and arrested 10 following a targeted patrol along the Jordan River Trail. This operation, which took place on Tuesday, was part of an ongoing effort by the police to combat crime in the area, which had been a growing … Read more
In a fascinating twist of nostalgia, a New York City commuter has shared an unexpected discovery of a long-hidden poster that seemingly transported her back to the late ’90s. The poster, which had been buried under layers of advertisements for more than two decades, was revealed after an old subway ad was removed from a … Read more
The grim news of a detainee’s death on Rikers Island marks a somber milestone for the correctional facility. A 37-year-old man was found dead early Wednesday, becoming the first fatality in the New York City jail system in 2025, officials confirmed. The man, identified by sources as Ramel Powell, had spent 19 months behind bars … Read more
Right-of-way rules are essential for ensuring smooth traffic flow and preventing accidents on Albuquerque’s roads. Whether you’re driving through intersections, navigating roundabouts, yielding to pedestrians, or encountering emergency vehicles, understanding these rules is crucial. This guide covers Albuquerque’s right-of-way laws, including key situations where drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists must yield or proceed. 1. Right of … Read more
New data shows that New Jersey is one of the most expensive places to live for Generation X. If you were born between 1965 and 1980, living in New Jersey can be tough on your wallet. This is no surprise to those who live there, as the state is known for its high cost of … Read more
Understanding right-of-way rules is crucial for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to navigate Milwaukee’s roads safely. Right-of-way laws determine who has the legal authority to proceed first in various traffic situations. Failure to follow these rules can lead to accidents, traffic violations, and even fines. This guide explains Milwaukee’s right-of-way rules, including intersections, pedestrian crossings, roundabouts, … Read more
In a significant move to bolster protections for domestic violence survivors, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed House Bill 4144, known as ‘Karina’s Law,’ on February 10, 2025. This legislation mandates the confiscation of firearms from individuals whose Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) cards have been revoked due to orders of protection, aiming to close existing loopholes … Read more
A Chicago man thought he was helping someone in need but ended up losing thousands of dollars to a scam. Goldie Murray was approached outside a retail pharmacy in the Hyde Park neighborhood by three men asking for a donation for a young boy’s funeral. Wanting to help, he offered to donate $20. However, since … Read more
The King Soopers workers’ strike lasted for 12 days before coming to a temporary halt. This was longer than the 2022 strike in the Denver metro area. The timing of the strike was strategic, aiming to disrupt sales during major shopping days like Super Bowl Sunday and Valentine’s Day. Originally planned to last two weeks, … Read more