Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) have announced that sobriety checkpoints will be set up in Northumberland County throughout the month of March as part of an effort to curb impaired driving. These checkpoints will serve as a deterrent for drivers who may consider getting behind the wheel while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. According … Read more
As cold and flu season continues to impact Utah, local pharmacists and doctors are urging residents to take extra precautions to protect themselves and their families. With flu cases on the rise and illnesses spreading rapidly, experts say now is the time to focus on prevention and early treatment. At Jolley’s Compounding Pharmacy in Salt … Read more
The Salt Lake County Council has approved a sales tax increase in a move to address urgent funding needs for public safety and transportation projects. The ordinance, passed on Tuesday, will impose a 0.2% retail sales tax hike, equivalent to an extra penny for every $5 spent. However, groceries will be exempt from this tax. … Read more
Thousands of federal workers across the country are facing sudden unemployment following widespread layoffs of probationary employees. Among them is a Utah man who had been working diligently at his government job, only to be dismissed without warning. The worker, who has chosen to remain anonymous out of fear of retaliation, had been employed at … Read more
A man was found dead inside a makeshift tent near a busy Central Islip intersection, sparking a homicide investigation, Suffolk County Police announced on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The body was discovered at approximately 12:30 p.m. inside the enclosure on the south side of Suffolk Avenue, near Carleton Avenue, police said. Authorities responded to the scene … Read more
A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced a bill that would provide financial incentives to police departments that assist federal authorities in catching and deporting unauthorized immigrants. The proposed legislation, called the Immigration Enforcement Support Act (A5232), was introduced by Assemblyman Paul Kanitra, R-Ocean. $7,000 Reward for Each Deportation If passed, the bill would offer $7,000 … Read more
In a landmark decision, the California Fifth Appellate District Court has ruled that a Bakersfield bakery violated state anti-discrimination laws by refusing to sell a wedding cake to a same-sex couple in 2017. The unanimous decision reinforces the protections afforded under the Unruh Civil Rights Act, which prohibits businesses from discriminating based on sexual orientation. … Read more
On a chilly morning in New York City, Kristine Malone stood on the platform at a Metro-North train station, waiting for her train like she had done countless times before. The station was filled with the usual hustle and bustle of commuters, but amidst the noise, she heard something unusual. Faint cries echoed from below … Read more
In a move that has ignited debate over transgender participation in high school sports, a California Christian school’s girls’ basketball team is set to face a team featuring a transgender athlete in an upcoming playoff game. This development comes amidst ongoing legal and political disputes surrounding transgender athletes’ inclusion in female sports categories. The Matchup … Read more
Navigating the roads of Detroit requires a comprehensive understanding of right-of-way rules to ensure safety and compliance with Michigan traffic laws. Right-of-way determines which vehicle has the precedence in various driving scenarios, and adhering to these rules is crucial for preventing accidents and maintaining orderly traffic flow. This article delves into the key right-of-way regulations … Read more