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A South Carolina teenager who was reported missing for more than a month has been located safely, and an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the investigation, authorities confirmed. The Lexington County Sheriff’s Office said 16-year-old Mackenzie Dalton was found in Lexington County following an extensive search that began after she disappeared in late November. Officials stated there is no evidence to suggest that Dalton was held against her will or was with anyone unwillingly during the time she was missing. Dalton was reported missing after she was last seen leaving her home near the end of November.…
The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a clear warning to New York City officials, signaling that federal civil rights and housing laws will supersede any local policies that undermine private property rights or discriminate against protected groups. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon addressed growing concerns surrounding the housing agenda emerging from the administration of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, particularly comments attributed to senior housing advisor Cea Weaver. Weaver has publicly advocated for a shift away from private property ownership toward collective or shared-equity housing models, arguing that such a transition would fundamentally alter how…
A Minnesota hotel has been removed from the federal government’s approved lodging list following allegations that it refused to provide accommodations to immigration enforcement officers. The General Services Administration announced that the Hampton Inn Lakeville has been terminated from all federal lodging and travel programs after it was determined the property violated requirements tied to hosting government employees. The decision came after internal communications showed the hotel would not allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents or other immigration officers to stay at the property. According to federal officials, the hotel’s actions conflicted with the terms of its participation in a…
Livingston County has declared a local State of Emergency in response to the continued spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). County Administrator Ian Coyle announced that the declaration took effect at 5 p.m. on March 14, 2020, citing growing public health concerns and the increasing impact of the virus on daily life across the state and nation. COVID-19, which has been classified as a global pandemic, has spread throughout the United States and New York State, prompting unprecedented public health measures. New York State previously declared a statewide State of Emergency to support coordinated response efforts and allocate resources as needed.…
The Assembly Minority Conference is calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to immediately convene the state’s Reimagining Long-Term Care Task Force, citing growing concerns over the well-being of residents in New York’s long-term care facilities. Members of the conference sent a letter urging action, noting that the task force was created by law to examine the state’s long-term care system and develop recommendations for the governor and the Legislature. Although the task force was signed into law on Dec. 22, 2021, and officially took effect on Oct. 27, 2022, it has yet to meet or begin its work. “Considering the many…
The New York State Association of Professional Land Surveyors announced it will once again offer a free summer educational program designed to help students strengthen their math and science skills through hands-on, outdoor learning. Building on the success of last year’s initiative, the association is continuing its Get Kids into Survey program, which provides structured lesson plans aimed at keeping students engaged in STEM education during summer vacation. The program is open to students across New York State at no cost and encourages learning beyond the classroom while promoting physical activity and exploration. “After a year of virtual learning and…
Geneseo Police have arrested a man in connection with an alleged series of sexual offenses involving a minor. According to a press release issued by the Geneseo Police Department, Fernando Alvarado-Perez, 37, was taken into custody and charged with first-degree rape, second-degree criminal sexual act, second-degree rape, and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, all stemming from incidents reported to have occurred over an extended period. Police said the investigation began after the victim disclosed the alleged abuse to a family member, who then contacted authorities. “This is a grave case,” said Geneseo Police Chief Michael Osganian.…
Monroe County Executive Adam Bello announced major employment gains across several critical county support departments, citing recent investments in wages, benefits, and recruitment efforts as key drivers of progress. According to the county, staffing levels have improved significantly in Child Protective Services (CPS), public benefits examination, and youth detention facilities. County officials said years of underinvestment by prior administrations, combined with pandemic-related workforce disruptions, had led to severe staffing shortages in these essential services. Over the past year, the Bello administration increased wages for employees in these roles by an average of 11.5 percent. In addition, the county implemented a…
State Police and local emergency responders carried out a water rescue Tuesday afternoon after two individuals fell through the ice at Brisco Cove in Sodus Point. At approximately 12:15 p.m., State Police responded to reports of two people breaking through the ice. Troopers, assisted by officers from Environmental Conservation and members of the Alton Fire Department, located one individual in the water about 30 feet from shore, clinging to the ice in freezing conditions. First responders, along with a civilian, entered the water in an initial attempt to rescue the adult male, later identified as Jason Brudz of Amherst. Those…
Creed III marks the return of Adonis Creed and brings the popular boxing franchise to its third installment, with Michael B. Jordan stepping into a new role behind the camera while reprising his lead performance. Jordan once again stars as Adonis “Donnie” Creed, the son of legendary boxer Apollo Creed. After stepping away from the ring to focus on family life with his wife Bianca, played by Tessa Thompson, Donnie’s carefully built peace is disrupted when Damian Anderson, a former childhood friend and once-promising boxing prodigy, reenters his life following a lengthy prison sentence. Damian, portrayed by Jonathan Majors, challenges…
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