Category: Public Health and Safety
Colorado octogenarian made over $800,000 selling bogus Michael Jordan collectable sports cards
Mayo Gilbert McNeil, 82, charged with selling fake sports cards in a wire fraud scheme that made him more than $800,000 over four years.
Beach precautions urged as nesting season returns to Florida coastlines for sea turtles and waterbirds
Nesting season has begun for sea turtles and waterbirds in the Sunshine State
One man dead and one woman injured in two-vehicle crash in Whiteford
74-year-old Michael Elliott of Bel Air, was pronounced dead at the scene
K9s help capture fleeing violent Florida man wanted on several felony warrants
… including Aggravated Assault, Firing Missiles Into An Occupied Conveyance & Discharging A Firearm In Public
Cryptocurrency, what it is, how it works, and top eight trading mistakes for old and new investors
“It’s possible to get rich by investing in cryptocurrency — but it’s also possible to lose all of your money.”
SWAT helps end barricade situation after Vero Beach resident fires weapon, saying he’s looking for a shootout
A witness was told by Wireman, “I’m getting in a shootout so you may want to go inside”.
Search continues for Mia South, 14, missing in Harford County since February 28
Officials believe Mia may still be in Harford County
Hyundai, Kia owners urged to get free security updates following TikTok Car Challenge Thefts
To see if your vehicle is eligible for the free updates, contact Hyundai at 1-800-633-5151 or Kia at 1-800-333-4542
Coalition of U.S. Attorneys General accuse Florida Governor Ron DeSantis of violating students’ rights
The Attorneys General say that DeSantis’ recent request for Florida State Universities to provide his administration with the number and ages of students seeking gender-affirming care or treatment for gender dysphoria is discriminatory and designed to intimidate
