Pennsylvania Budget Crisis: Republicans and Democrats Clash Over School Funding Souderton Area School District Feels the Pinch: Unfair Budget Proposals Cause Concern According to Audacy, the Pennsylvania state government is trying to make a budget, but it’s not going well. The main problem is that the Republicans and Democrats don’t agree on how much money … Read more
Attempted Murder: Tragic Attack on a Mother Police Investigation of Attempted Murder According to TrueCrimeNews, A 15-year-old girl in Gulfport, Mississippi did something very bad. She stabbed her sleeping mother and tried to set their house on fire. This happened early in the morning on June 14th. The police came to the house and found … Read more
Alva Parsons Convicted of Murder in Sandy Creek, NY: Trial Details and Verdict Sandy Creek Murder Case: Alva Parsons Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder In a tragic and harrowing case in Sandy Creek, New York 64-year-old Alva Parsons has been convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting his neighbor Charles “Chuckie” Rothenburg during a heated … Read more
FBI: Murders Down 26.4% as U.S. Violent Crime Rates Plummet in 2024 According to the CNN, violent crime in the U.S. dropped by more than 15% in the first three months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. Murders fell by 26.4% rapes by 25.7% aggravated assaults by 12.5% and robberies by 17.8%. … Read more
Boston Reports Dramatic Decline in Homicides and Crime Rates According to baystatebanner.com, In a significant development for public safety Boston has reported a dramatic decline in homicides marking a stark contrast from the same period last year. According to statistics released by the Boston Police Department’s Boston Regional Intelligence Center homicides in the city plummeted … Read more
New Era of Leadership in Philadelphia PV According to WHYY, Philadelphia PV is going through a big change, with a new mayor and city leaders. The city’s economy is doing well, with low unemployment and many jobs. This means that more people are working and earning money. Philadelphia’s Thriving Job Market However, there are still … Read more
Phoenix Leads the Way According to hoodline, Something surprising is happening in the United States. Crime rates are going down, not up like many people thought would happen. Phoenix is a good example. In the first three months of 2024, there were 40% fewer murders compared to the same time last year. Crime Down in … Read more
Chicago Mayor Launches Task Force to Address Racial Injustice City Pledges $500,000 to Study and Address Legacy of Slavery and Segregation According to Chicagotribune, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has started a team to look into helping Black people in Chicago who have been hurt by unfair laws and policies. The team will study how these … Read more
Pandemic Work-from-Home Workers to Receive Refunds from the City of St. Louis City to Pay Back Millions to Remote Workers Who Paid Earnings Taxes According to Washington Examiner, The city of St. Louis has agreed to give back money to people who worked from home during the pandemic and paid taxes on their earnings. This … Read more
US Treasury and IRS Target $50 Billion Tax Loophole in Partnership Taxation Treasury and IRS Aim to Close $50 Billion Tax Loophole in Large Partnerships The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS have announced plans to tackle a significant tax loophole used by large partnerships to minimize tax obligations potentially adding over $50 billion to government … Read more