January brings with it a lot of uncertainty and changes. Imagine relying on a monthly check to cover the necessities of life, from food to medical. And then you are told that this money would be reduced in the near future! This is the reality that millions of Social Security recipients in the United States … Read more

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program offers financial and medical support to low-income families, enabling parents to cover essential living needs including food, clothing, and housing. TANF, a federally funded state program, provides cash benefits to low-income families with children under the age of 18 who are struggling to afford basic needs and … Read more

In New York, the legality of vaping while driving is not explicitly outlined in state law, but there are several important considerations that drivers should be aware of. Here’s what the law says about vaping and driving in New York. Vaping Laws in New York General Regulations Vaping is legal in New York, but it … Read more

Visa and MasterCard are the two largest global payment processors.A recent setback for both publicly traded firms occurred when an American judge ordered them to refund cardholders for a whopping $197 million. Based on the information that is currently available, an American court ordered VISA and Mastercard to repay the money that was taken from … Read more

New year, new life, as they say, but many California families continue their daily routines after the Christmas rush is over, with the help of CalFresh. A program that uses food aid to help many families improve their economic situation. So, if you want to learn more about this program or are waiting for your … Read more

In California, it is illegal to leave your pet chained outside for extended periods due to specific laws designed to protect animal welfare. Understanding these laws is essential for pet owners to ensure compliance and avoid legal consequences. Here’s what you need to know about the tethering laws in California. Overview of Tethering Laws California … Read more

Keedra Shontise Thomas2022 photo LEONARDTOWN, Md. – What began as a heated argument over food in Abell, Maryland, on July 5, 2024, escalated into a physical altercation that led to assault charges and jail time for 42-year-old Keedra Shontise Thomas. With a documented history of arrests spanning over a decade, Thomas’s pattern of legal troubles … Read more

Charles Bernard Wathen LEONARDTOWN, Md. – A domestic dispute in Mechanicsville resulted in second-degree assault and property damage charges against Charles Bernard Wathen, 48, stemming from an altercation with his live-in roommate on July 28, 2024. The case concluded in St. Mary’s District Court on December 20, 2024, with Wathen receiving probation before judgment. Incident … Read more

ANNAPOLIS, MD (January 4, 2025) – City of Annapolis officials are preparing for winter weather conditions over the next 36 hours, including snow and the possibility of sleet and freezing rain, beginning in the early morning hours on Monday. The National Weather Service is now predicting up to 12 inches of snow for the Annapolis … Read more

LEXINGTON PARK, MD – The Maryland State Police continue to investigate a homicide that occurred Friday in St. Mary’s County. On January 3rd, at about 11:11am, police and emergency personnel responded to motor vehicle crash at the 21000 block of Liberty St in Lexington Park. The occupant of the single vehicle crash was discovered with … Read more