Nevada’s housing market could be on the verge of a transformative shift, thanks to a new legislative initiative designed to curb corporate influence in homeownership. The proposed bill, BDR84, introduced by State Senator Dina Neal, aims to limit corporate investors from acquiring more than 100 single-family homes per year. This move comes in response to … Read more

State Senators from Massachusetts, led by Sen. Pavel M. Payano and Senate President Karen E. Spilka, will visit the Dominican Republic on Tuesday for a four-day trade mission. The delegation, including several other senators, aims to strengthen economic ties, with planned meetings focusing on trade, investment, and workforce development opportunities across various sectors. One of … Read more

Douglas Worman, 64, from Coeur d’Alene, was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison after being convicted of defrauding J.S. Richards Forestry Management of over $2.5 million. A federal jury found Worman guilty of 17 counts of wire fraud related to a factoring scheme, in which he submitted fraudulent invoices for work that was never … Read more

Winter Storm Uri, which hit Louisiana in February 2021, led to significant disruptions, including snow accumulation, power outages, and road hazards. In response to the rare freeze, state officials have enacted emergency measures to prepare for similar weather impacts in the future, including freezing temperatures, snow, and the potential for power and water supply issues. … Read more

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is intensifying his focus on federal employees who he believes obstructed investigations into the Biden family’s business dealings. After spending two years scrutinizing allegations of influence-peddling by the Bidens, Comer now seeks accountability from employees in agencies like the FBI, Department of Justice, IRS, and SEC. He accuses these … Read more

The search for missing father and son, Chester and Aaron Barret, resumed on Sunday after they vanished while fishing off the coast of Maine in unfavorable sea conditions. The pair had set out on their 34-foot scallop boat, Sudden Impact, early Saturday from Cobscook Bay State Park. Their planned route was interrupted by worsening weather, … Read more

The disappearance of Chester and Aaron Barrett, a father and son duo of commercial fishermen, has prompted a multi-agency search effort along Maine’s coast. Authorities are working to locate them after they failed to return as scheduled from a fishing trip aboard their boat, Sudden Impact. The search is focusing on a 60-mile stretch between … Read more

A tragic crash occurred in Gray County, Kansas, on Sunday morning, resulting in one fatality and another person seriously injured. The Kansas Highway Patrol reports that around 5:30 a.m., a 2007 Ram 3500, traveling eastbound on K144, failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection of K144 and U56. The truck struck a … Read more

This passage underscores the complexity of public services, particularly during emergencies, and highlights the tension between tax contributions and the public’s expectations of government intervention. It draws a comparison between the snowstorm in Kansas City and the devastating California wildfires, both of which show how the government plays an essential role during crises—despite common criticisms … Read more

The first week of Texas’ new legislative session has brought significant drama, particularly with the election of Rep. Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock) as House Speaker. This event triggered infighting among Republicans but also fueled optimism among Democrats, who are hopeful yet concerned about their committee chairs. Rep. Chris Turner (D-Arlington) voiced concerns about the underfunding of … Read more