With its attractiveness, convenience, and sense of community, Westerville’s Uptown neighborhood is a popular destination for both residents and tourists.According to recent coverage, the district is a center of activity with a variety of stores, restaurants, and frequent events including the Uptown Concert Series and Farmers Markets. The abundance of parking and the pedestrian-friendly atmosphere...
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Arizona’s AG Secures Multi-Million Dollar Restitution in Medicaid Fraud Case Against Ariell Olivia Dix
With the court directing Ariell Olivia Dix to pay millions in restitution, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office has concluded the case against the white-collar crime perpetrator. According to the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, Dix, who was involved in scamming Arizonian Medicaid programs, has been ordered to return a substantial amount of $3,863,036.15. This financial reckoning...
Suspected DUI Leads to Rollover Crash in Orangevale, Leaving 1 Adult Critical and 3 Children Injured
Yesterday evening, a rollover collision in Orangevale involving suspected drunk driving left four individuals hospitalized. The collision, which happened at approximately 8:49 p.m. close to Chestnut Avenue and Greenback Lane, left three children with minor to serious injuries and one adult critically injured, according to FOX40. A car that was allegedly being driven under the...
Colorado State Patrol Chief Highlights Long-Term Personal and Professional Impacts of DUI Convictions
“The penalties set by the court and Division of Motor Vehicles are clear and serious with the goal to stop this driver from driving intoxicated again,” Colorado State Patrol Chief Col. Matthew C. Packard said in a recent campaign highlighting the sobering aftermath of driving under the influence. Packard also discussed the wider consequences of...
Denver Department of Public Health & Environment Seeks Resident Input for Community Health Assessment
Residents of Denver will have a voice in how their health care is provided in the future. In order to collect information on the health and well-being of people residing in the Denver area, the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) is contacting the public to complete the Thrive in the Mile High...
President Biden Delegates Power to Allocate $35 Million in Aid to Ukraine, Bypassing Typical Constraints
According to a formal memo released by the White House last Wednesday, President Joe Biden has given the Secretary of State the power to send up to $35 million in aid to Ukraine, circumventing usual parliamentary limitations. This action makes advantage of the authority provided by section 614(a)(1) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961,...
Tacoma Drug Kingpin and Wife Plead Guilty to Trafficking and Firearms Charges Linked to Aryan Gang
According to a report from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Washington, Jesse James Bailey and Candace Bailey, the leaders of a sizable drug trafficking operation that supplied the streets with dangerous substances and was linked to the infamous Aryan Family prison gang, made a solemn turn towards repentance in a quiet courtroom, far...
Philadelphia Zoo’s LumiNature Event Shines Again With Over a Million Lights and Unique Attractions
With the return of LumiNature, a light show that honors the beauty of our planet and its species, the Philadelphia Zoo is bringing joy to the holidays this year. Visitors may now enjoy an interactive experience with more than a million lights in luminous fervency, according to PHL17. With live performers and chances for playful...
Oakland International Airport Anticipates Surge of Holiday Travelers With Tips For Smooth Thanksgiving Journeys
Travelers are pouring through Oakland International Airport in large numbers as Thanksgiving draws near. With an anticipated 340,000 passengers scheduled to pass through its terminals between tomorrow and Sunday, December 1, the airport is preparing for a surge of vacationers, according to figures just issued by the port. According to Oakland Airport, Port of Oakland...
Floresville Residents Challenge CSWR Over Continuous Water Quality Issues as TCEQ Steps In
Residents of two Floresville subdivisions, Arrowhead Subdivision and Shady Oaks, claim that despite repeated promises of improvement from the local water utility, CSWR, their water supply situation has not been resolved. In a recent demonstration, Arrowhead homeowner Shannon Perkins displayed a sample of her home’s dark brown water. “I refuse to bathe in it or...