Author: Roselyn Sarita
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Flying Electric Cars Revolution Takes Off: Alef Aeronautics Secures Pre-Orders to Sell Groundbreaking Vehicles through Car Dealerships
Having obtained legal approval for its innovative flying electric cars to operate in the United States, Alef Aeronautics has achieved another milestone by securing pre-orders to sell these futuristic vehicles through traditional car dealerships, a groundbreaking development. The future of transportation is rapidly approaching as Alef Aeronautics, a pioneering company in the field of flying…
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Body Found Floating in Retention Pond near CVS Pharmacy on Knightdale Boulevard
The body found floating was reported after a passing driver noticed what appeared to be a person’s body in the water along a small road connecting Aragon Drive and Knightdale Boulevard. Knightdale police are conducting an investigation following the discovery of a man’s body found floating in a retention pond close to the CVS pharmacy…
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Grieving Mom Demands Accountability After Tragic School Bus Incident
Just a week ago, six-year-old Fajr Atiya Williams passed away on the school bus due to a horrifying mishap. A grieving mom, Najmah Nash, has called for accountability from the Franklin Township School Board following the devastating loss of her daughter in a tragic school bus incident The bus monitor failed to notice that Williams…
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CollegeAmerica Students Get $130 Million in Student Loan Relief After Misleading Claims
The move comes after investigations revealed that the college had misled students about potential salaries and job prospects. The U.S. Education Department has made a landmark decision to discharge $130 million in federal student loans for 7,400 borrowers who attended the now-defunct for-profit college, CollegeAmerica, in Colorado CollegeAmerica, which was part of the Center for…
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Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions Releases 2022 Annual Report
This comprehensive report encompasses state-chartered banks, lenders, and securities firms operating within Kentucky in 2022. The Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions has recently published its highly anticipated 2022 annual report, shedding light on the state’s financial industry’s status during the past year Furthermore, the report emphasizes the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions‘ unwavering dedication to…
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Judge Robert Colville Rejects Request to Exhume Body in Pittsburgh Synagogue Gunman’s Paternity Dispute
Judge Robert Colville‘s request came in response to prosecutors’ doubts about Bowers’ biological relationship with his father during the trial for the 2018 massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue. Judge Robert Colville has denied the plea from lawyers representing the Pittsburgh synagogue gunman, Robert Bowers, to exhume his father’s body in order to establish…
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Rick Chow, South Carolina Store Owner, Faces Murder Charge After Shooting Black Teenager Mistaken for Shoplifter
The tragic killing occurred on May 28 and caused profound grief in the local African American community of Richland County, where nearly half the population is Black. Rick Chow, an Asian store owner in South Carolina, is facing a murder charge following an incident where he allegedly shot a Black 14-year-old boy, Cyrus Carmack-Belton, whom…
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Minneapolis City Council Considers Minimum Wage Proposal for Lyft Drivers Amidst Growing Concerns
The proposed ordinance, which may be passed as early as next month, aims to address the financial struggles faced by Lyft drivers in the industry. Minneapolis City Council members announced plans for a potential city ordinance that could ensure Lyft drivers and those working for other rideshare companies receive a minimum wage If approved, the ordinance…
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Austin Police Union Launches ‘Defunded’ Podcast Revealing Impact of Budget Cuts and Unit Disbandment
This Austin Police Union podcast features candid interviews with officers and detectives from units that experienced budget cuts or were disbanded altogether. The Austin Police Union has recently launched a podcast series titled “Defunded,” shedding light on the consequences of the drive to defund their department APA President Thomas Villareal expressed his intention to discuss…
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Texas Shooter In Custody After Injuring Physician and Patient in Medical Building Shooting
The incident resulted in injuries to both a physician and a patient, according to the Cedar Hill Police Department. A Texas shooter is now in custody following a terrifying incident that took place at a medical building on Tuesday afternoon The authorities received distress calls about an “active shooter” situation at the Methodist Family Health…