Author: Martin Smith
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Former Police Officer found Guilty to PPP Fraud
David C. Weiss, U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware, said that a man from Bear, DE pleaded guilty to bank theft related to getting a Payroll Protection Plan (PPP) loan. Court records show that 43-year-old Michael Coleman, who used to be a Sergeant with the Wilmington Police Department, pleaded guilty to getting a $150,000…
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Paramedic charged with rape following investigation
A New Castle County Paramedic has been charged with 4th-degree rape. According to County Police, authorities were notified last summer regarding a possible case of sexual abuse that took place between 2004 and 2006. A suspect has been identified by the alleged victim as Katherine Watts, a 41-year-old resident of Middletown. Watts was arraigned on…
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Middle school student injured after hit by car in Lebanon, NH
In a tragic incident on Friday morning, a middle school student was struck by a car while attempting to board a school bus. The student sustained injuries as a result of the accident. In a recent incident, the Lebanon Police Department was alerted to a report shortly before 7 a.m. A student was attempting to…
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Wyoming Supreme Court denies intervenors in abortion case
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Supreme Court made a decision about who can join the case of Johnson v. Wyoming as an intervenor. This case will decide if the recent abortion bans are legal under the Wyoming Constitution. The intervenors will not be able to take part. Two laws against abortion were passed by the Wyoming…
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Quake trauma scare children in Turkey’s container city
A year ago, Cansu Gol lost her baby in the rubble of Turkey’s big earthquake. Now she works to heal the emotional wounds of her two children who are still alive. One has an attention deficit disorder caused by trauma, and the other has speech problems that started after the accident in the southeast of…
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History Piece from 1800s discovered on Canadian beach
Along the coast of Canada, an intriguing discovery has been made – the remains of a shipwreck that can be traced back over a century. A shipwreck has been discovered in the vicinity of Cape Ray, Canada, which is situated on the southwestern tip of Newfoundland and Labrador. According to experts, the ship was reportedly…
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Two killed by freight train in attempting of track rescue in Sydney
Tragedy struck at a train station in northern Sydney as two individuals lost their lives while attempting to retrieve an item from the train tracks. A tragic incident occurred at Berowra station, located on the city’s northern outskirts, when a woman in her 30s and a man in his 20s were struck by a freight…
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Chicago becomes latest US city to seek for cease-fire in Israel-Hamas war
A resolution asking for a permanent end to the war between Israel and Hamas was narrowly approved by Chicago’s City Council on Wednesday. Mayor Brandon Johnson cast the deciding vote, breaking a tie. The symbolic statement was made in the third-largest city in the country after weeks of noisy public meetings where protesters were disrupted.…
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Deaths reported after small plane crashes in Florida mobile home park
A tragic incident unfolded in Clearwater, Florida, as a small plane crashed into a mobile home park, resulting in multiple fatalities. The impact caused several homes to catch fire, according to officials. Thursday night, firefighters continued their efforts to extinguish hot spots and reach the victims, making it difficult to determine the exact number of…
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Ken Paxton is sueing five Texas cities that decriminalized marijuana
Ken Paxton, the attorney general of Texas, is fighting Austin, San Marcos, Killeen, Elgin, and Denton to stop their laws from making small amounts of marijuana less illegal. Voters in the five cities passed laws in 2022 that said people with less than four ounces of marijuana would no longer be arrested or given tickets…