Employer-driven disability initiatives are proving to be a win-win scenario for both individuals with disabilities and the companies that implement them. Recent research published in the Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation sheds light on the key factors that contribute to the success of these initiatives, with a focus on companies in Utah. Led by Dr. Brian … Read more
Marshawn James Curtis, 30, of Lansing, received a substantial sentence of 17.5 to 80 years for a 2012 rape case following a cold-case investigation and prosecution. Judge James Jamo of the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County announced the sentencing, which was the culmination of efforts by the Ingham/Jackson Regional Sexual Assault Team. Curtis was … Read more
Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a mother of two, tragically lost her life due to a gunshot wound sustained during the Super Bowl parade shooting in Kansas City. Despite efforts during surgery at a local hospital, she succumbed to her injuries. Her story resonated deeply with the community, shedding light on her vibrant personality and the impact of … Read more
The looming question on the minds of countless student loan borrowers across the nation pertains to the tax implications of the Student Aid Validation for Education (SAVE) program. As the SAVE initiative garners attention and confusion, borrowers are seeking clarity regarding the taxability of their forgiven student loans. Under the current tax code, forgiven student … Read more
Alaska, known for its breathtaking landscapes and frontier spirit, boasts a unique advantage among American states: no state income tax. While this policy might seem like a financial boon, it comes with its own set of challenges and considerations for residents. Living in a state without income tax is often viewed as an attractive prospect … Read more
The anticipation is palpable as the Texas UIL State Swimming & Diving Championships gears up to kick off at the renowned Josh Davis Natatorium and Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center. With the prestigious event spanning over two weeks, swimming enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the exhilarating competitions set to unfold. In a captivating … Read more
The South Carolina House has taken a significant step towards modernizing the state’s liquor laws by approving a bill that would permit liquor stores to operate for a few hours on Sundays, provided their local governments endorse the measure. What is the Bill About? Advocates of the bill argue that it is high time to … Read more
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office recently made a grim discovery in Macon, Georgia, as deputies found the decomposing body of a missing 43-year-old man wrapped in a blanket and stuffed inside a chimney of a home he was renting. Anthony Rumplik, who had been missing since December 28, 2023, was last seen near the 2200 … Read more
The National Weather Service has issued a warning for an impending winter storm set to strike overnight on Monday, February 12, and persist into Tuesday afternoon, February 13. According to meteorologists, travel during this period could be notably challenging, with hazardous conditions likely to impact Tuesday’s morning commute. AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Matt Rinde underscores the … Read more
As of Monday, approximately 3,600 migrants across 20 shelters in New York City are subject to new curfew regulations. Under these rules, migrants are restricted from leaving or entering shelters between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. This measure, while enforced at larger migrant shelters and common in many homeless shelters, is now … Read more