A proposal to repurpose two former casino hotels in northwest Mississippi to house unaccompanied migrant children has ignited controversy and opposition from local officials, including the county sheriff. The hotels, part of the former Harrah’s casino complex that closed in 2014, would potentially accommodate up to 2,000 children and teens if the plan moves forward. … Read more
At the end of June, New York City is set to halt funding for several day centers that serve seriously mentally ill adults, including Harlem’s Rainbow Clubhouse. Clients at these facilities fear the hardships they may face if their essential support network is dismantled. The Impact of Closure on Clients Inside the Emma L. Bowen … Read more
Missouri House of Representatives member Ben Baker announced on social media that his daughter, Natalie Lloyd, and her husband Davy Lloyd were killed while serving as missionaries in Haiti. The couple, full-time missionaries, were attacked by gangs on Thursday evening in the Lizon area of Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital city. Heartbreaking Loss and Grief Ben Baker … Read more
Frontier Airlines’ CEO, Barry Biffle, recently accused passengers of exploiting wheelchair services to bypass airport security and boarding queues, citing widespread abuse of special assistance services. At a luncheon hosted by the Wings Club, Biffle highlighted the issue, claiming that many passengers are using wheelchair assistance despite not needing it. CEO’s Concerns Ahead of Memorial … Read more
On Wednesday, a heartbreaking incident occurred outside a daycare in Morgantown, West Virginia. An infant was found dead in a parked vehicle, prompting immediate response from local authorities. Officers were called to the scene just after 3:00 p.m., following a report of a cardiac arrest. Upon arrival, first responders were already near a parked SUV. … Read more
Arthur Grand Technologies, a Virginia-based company, faced scrutiny from the U.S. government after a job listing last year explicitly excluded non-White and non-U.S.-born applicants. The U.S. Department of Justice found that the discriminatory ad, posted by a recruiter in India, violated the Immigration and Nationality Act. Details of the Job Listing The controversial job advertisement, … Read more
This summer, plans are underway to revitalize 20 boardwalks along the Jersey Shore, announced Gov. Phil Murphy and other lawmakers in Asbury Park. The initiative involves a $100 million Boardwalk Preservation Fund, derived from the American Rescue Plan, aimed at enhancing these iconic seaside destinations. Funding Allocation Governor Murphy detailed that the $100 million fund … Read more
Miami-Dade County has emerged as the epicenter of dengue fever outbreaks in the United States for 2024, according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). As of May 24, the county has reported a total of 74 cases, representing approximately 41% of Florida’s 180 cases reported thus far this … Read more
A family gathering where bear meat was served has led to several cases of brainworm infections among attendees, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Details of the Incident In July 2022, the Minnesota Department of Health was alerted when a 29-year-old man was repeatedly hospitalized over two-and-a-half … Read more
A Maryland family experienced a harrowing incident when their 2015 Nissan Murano unexpectedly burst into flames in their driveway. Vicki and Philip Hill, residents of Bethesda, recounted the frightening event to FOX 5 DC, detailing how their SUV caught fire early in the morning on May 14. Close Call and Quick Response The fire began … Read more