Justice Department files religious bias lawsuit against New York Village for Targeting Orthodox Jews

AIRMONT, NY – The Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit that claims the Village of Airmont, New York has violated the rights of religious Orthodox Jews through the use of…

Government News·New Jersey News·New York News·Police Blotter

Illegal Alien with Numerous Criminal Convictions Pleads Guilty

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. – An El Salvadorian national previously convicted of sexual battery, extortion, and larceny charges pleaded guilty today to illegally reentering the United States. According to court documents, Francisco Edgardo Palacios-Arias,…

Police Blotter·Virginia News

Feds say Wheeling man sold crack near West Virginia Northern Community College

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA – Devon Alexander Bertram, of Wheeling, West Virginia, is facing drug charges, U.S. Attorney Bill Powell announced. Bertram, also known as “VON,” 31, was indicted on two counts of…

Police Blotter·Virginia News

Kentucky governor says first COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in Mid-December as 2,124 cases reported in one day

FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 30, 2020) – Today, Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH), said the state is expecting to receive approximately 38,000 doses…

Government News

Truck Driver Gets 25 Years For Sexually Assaulting Minors During Cross-Country Trip

KNOXVILLE, TN – Jason Leonard Valdivia, 28, of Sweetwater, Tennessee, was sentenced today by visiting U.S. District Judge Laurie J. Michelson, in the Eastern District of Tennessee at Knoxville, to serve 300…

Police Blotter

Need a COVID-19 test in Illinois? Here’s the mobile testing schedule

SPRINGFIELD, IL – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has several mobile testing teams that are dispatched to various locations around the state each week to provide COVID-19 testing. Anyone can…

In the News

Here’s where you can get tested for COVID-19 in Delaware

WILMINGTON, Del. – Governor John Carney, the Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH), and the Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) announced the list of community testing sites throughout Delaware this week. Testing locations…

Delaware News

Pennsylvania Attorney Sentenced for Role in $2.7 Million Ponzi Scheme

ALLENTOWN, PA – An Allentown, Pennsylvania, attorney was sentenced today to 78 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for his role in a $2.7 million investment fraud scheme…

Pennsylvania News·Police Blotter

The Murphy Lockdown Part Deux: Stay the F— at Home, as indoor sports, outdoor gatherings shut down

TRENTON, NJ – COVID-19 continues to pick and choose who gets infected in New Jersey as Governor Phil Murphy has imposed new restrictions in addition to his 10 person limit on indoor…

Government News·Politics

Porch Pirate Kids Steal Package Eat Treats Inside…But It Was Dog Food

POLK COUNTY, FL – A young band of porch pirates in Polk County learned the hard way that crime doesn’t pay…and sometimes, it’ doesn’t taste that good either. A group of children…

Florida News·Police Blotter

Annual Turkey Trot 5k Benefit for Marc Castellano Foundation Held in Jackson

JACKSON, TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Marc Castellano Foundation hosted a Turkey Trot 5k race on Thanksgiving to raise money for student scholarships at Jackson Memorial High School. The cool and rainy weather…

Community News·New Jersey News

Rabies Alert Issued for Volusia County After Cat Tests Positive

Seville, Fla. — The Florida Department of Health in Volusia County (DOH-Volusia) has issued a rabies alert for Seville and adjacent areas of unincorporated Volusia County. The alert is in response to…

Community News·Florida News

Students in Jackson Asked to Clear Out Lockers as All-Remote Learning Looms on the Horizon

JACKSON, NJ – Students at Jackson’s McCauliffe Middle School and others were given notice to perform a quarterly locker cleanup ahead of the coming the coming extended Thanksgiving Day weekend. This notice…

Jersey Shore News·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·School and Education News

“Staten Island is a problem” Cuomo says as he moves Richmond County into COVID-19 Orange Zone

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Staten Island is a problem. That’s what New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is saying as he moves the island into the orange zone starting tomorrow. Governor Andrew M.…

New York News

Mass. Governor Baker Shuts Down Interstate Youth Hockey

BOSTON, MA — In response to recent coronavirus outbreaks associated with the conduct of interstate youth hockey activities, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, Maine Governor Janet Mills, Rhode Island Governor Gina…

Local Sports News·Massachusetts News

Vermont Shuts Down Bars, Curbs Thanksgiving Dinner, Suspends Sports as Total Lockdown Looms

Montpelier, Vt. – In Vermont, like many other Democrat-controlled states, a second complete COVID-19 lockdown is looming as Governor Phil Scott introduced phase one of a broader, regional coordinate effort between Northeastern…

Massachusetts News·Police Blotter

Hernando Police Blotter: Man Pull Wife’s Hair While Driving, Brawl at McKinney Sink Site

The following incidents have been reported by the Hernando County Sheriff’s Department: o Residential Burglary – District 2/Zone 2 – The victim returned home to find his front door was open. Various…

Florida News·Police Blotter

Man Trespassing at Spring Hill’s Westside Elementary Assaulted Deputy and Fled

SPRING HILL, FL Battery on LEO/Disruption of School Function/Trespass on School Property/Resisting Arrest – District 2/Zone 6 — A deputy at Westside Elementary confronted an individual who was trespassing on school property.…

Florida News·Police Blotter

150 Families in Dover will Have a Proper Thanksgiving Dinner Thanks to Dover PD, U.S. Airforce, Others

DOVER, DE – The Dover Police Department distributed 150 Thanksgiving meals to families during Operation Gobble 2020. This is the 3rd year that the Dover Police Department has held Operation Gobble. Thanksgiving…

Community News·Delaware News·Police Blotter

1990 Charlotte County Murder, Cold Case Finally Solved, Suspect a Death Row Inmate

On Wednesday March 21, 1990 Sharon Gill was murdered in her home on Rampart Blvd in Deep Creek. Sharon was stabbed 39 times. Sharon, 42, was a recent Charlotte County resident and…

Florida News·Police Blotter

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Justice Department files religious bias lawsuit against New York Village for Targeting Orthodox Jews

Illegal Alien with Numerous Criminal Convictions Pleads Guilty

Feds say Wheeling man sold crack near West Virginia Northern Community College

Kentucky governor says first COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in Mid-December as 2,124 cases reported in one day

Truck Driver Gets 25 Years For Sexually Assaulting Minors During Cross-Country Trip

Need a COVID-19 test in Illinois? Here’s the mobile testing schedule

Here’s where you can get tested for COVID-19 in Delaware

Pennsylvania Attorney Sentenced for Role in $2.7 Million Ponzi Scheme

The Murphy Lockdown Part Deux: Stay the F— at Home, as indoor sports, outdoor gatherings shut down

Porch Pirate Kids Steal Package Eat Treats Inside…But It Was Dog Food

Annual Turkey Trot 5k Benefit for Marc Castellano Foundation Held in Jackson

Rabies Alert Issued for Volusia County After Cat Tests Positive

Students in Jackson Asked to Clear Out Lockers as All-Remote Learning Looms on the Horizon

“Staten Island is a problem” Cuomo says as he moves Richmond County into COVID-19 Orange Zone

Mass. Governor Baker Shuts Down Interstate Youth Hockey

Vermont Shuts Down Bars, Curbs Thanksgiving Dinner, Suspends Sports as Total Lockdown Looms

Hernando Police Blotter: Man Pull Wife’s Hair While Driving, Brawl at McKinney Sink Site

Man Trespassing at Spring Hill’s Westside Elementary Assaulted Deputy and Fled

150 Families in Dover will Have a Proper Thanksgiving Dinner Thanks to Dover PD, U.S. Airforce, Others

1990 Charlotte County Murder, Cold Case Finally Solved, Suspect a Death Row Inmate

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