The resolution, which passes 22 to 4, also outlines a detailed list of actions taken by the mayor to “restore trust between the people of Louisville Metro and his government and ensure the safety and equality of all its residents.” Some of the actions include advancing policies for social and …
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Seth Luchart, 35, was convicted in January of 46 counts of crime and misdemeanor, including medical aid fraud, fraudulent conspiracy, illegal dental practice and reckless endangerment. Anchorage Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton on Monday sentenced Lukehart to 20 years in prison with an eight-year suspension. That means Lookhart will serve …
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A few days after he went to his hostel on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, Matter was instructed to pack his necessities and move to different accommodations immediately. He had just tested positive for the Covid-19. His new home was to stay for 14 days in a hostel dedicated to …
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A Covid-19 positive student attended class Monday, but his diagnosis was not reported to the school until the next day, Atleboro High School Superintendent David Soyer said in a letter sent to families Tuesday night. Twenty-two students with close contact with an infected person have been notified and told to …
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Multiple fires in Washington, D.C., Oregon and California have destroyed more than 7.7 million acres and killed at least 34 people. F. Reagan’s Klakmas County Sheriff Craig Roberts said Wednesday that law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, are running a myriad of conspiracy theories that Antifa extremists are setting fires …
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