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157 mph in a 30-mph Zone: What Happened When a Charity Boat Team Crossed the Line

Wednesday, July 22

The 1000 Islands Charity Poker Run raises serious money for Make-A-Wish Foundation and other nonprofits every year. It’s a beloved event in upstate New York where boat enthusiasts gather for competition and community giving. But last weekend, one team’s decision to ignore speed limits... Read More.

Sarasota Rabies Advisory: What to Know After Infected Raccoon Confirmed Near Proctor Road

Wednesday, July 22

Sarasota County health officials confirmed a case of rabies in a raccoon killed near the corner of Grove Point Boulevard and Proctor Road on July 21st. The Department of Health issued a public advisory to alert residents and visitors that rabies may be present... Read More.

Car Troubles and Housing Disputes Top Consumer Complaints: What You Need to Know About $890 Million in Recovered Funds

Wednesday, July 22

A new report from the Consumer Federation of America reveals that auto-related complaints continue to dominate consumer grievances filed with state and local protection agencies, claiming the top spot for the tenth consecutive year. Housing disputes rank second, driven primarily by landlord-tenant conflicts that... Read More.

Crumbl Cookies Shuts Down Charlotte Store After Viral Video Exposes Hair Grooming in Food Service Area

Wednesday, July 22

A video circulating on social media has brought food safety standards back into the spotlight after capturing Crumbl Cookies employees grooming each other’s hair inside a Charlotte, North Carolina store location. The incident, which took place at the Midtown area location, shows multiple employees... Read More.

Service Dog Killed: Minnesota Man Faces Prison Time After Allegedly Murdering Girlfriend’s German Shepherd

Wednesday, July 22

A Wisconsin investigation into the death of a service dog has led to serious criminal charges against a Minnesota man, highlighting the risks that service animals face and the importance of recognizing relationship red flags. On July 10, 2026, Quintin Ehlo, 21, allegedly killed... Read More.

Peter Rabbit Organics Recall: What Parents Need to Know About the Banana & Strawberry Pouches

Wednesday, July 22

PT Organics Limited issued a recall for Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry pouches after discovering a packaging defect that poses a potential choking hazard. The internal plastic liner can separate and come out when the pouch is squeezed, which is a natural action... Read More.

Leptospirosis and Your Suncoast Dog: What Florida Pet Owners Need to Know This Rainy Season

Wednesday, July 22

Florida’s rainy season is beautiful for those of us who love the tropical vibe of the Suncoast, but for dog owners, it brings a seasonal health threat that deserves serious attention. Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease caused by Leptospira bacteria found in the urine... Read More.

Youth Detention Center Scandal: Survivor Speaks Out on Sexual Abuse by Staff

Wednesday, July 22

A 19-year-old Nebraska man is breaking his silence about months of sexual abuse he endured at the Kearney Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center, where he was detained starting at age 16. According to his allegations and court records, former staffer Jessica Camacho groomed him... Read More.

Tropical Storm Bertha Weakens But Poses Serious Flooding and Surge Threats to Gulf Coast Through Friday

Wednesday, July 22

Tropical Storm Bertha is on the move across the Gulf of Mexico, and while it’s gradually losing organization, coastal residents from Florida to Texas should not let their guard down. Currently packing maximum sustained winds near 50 miles per hour and moving west-northwest at... Read More.

Ring Camera Catches FedEx Driver Using Racial Slur: Corporate Accountability and Community Resilience

Wednesday, July 22

A FedEx delivery driver in Kansas City learned a costly lesson on July 15 when a Ring doorbell camera captured him using a racial slur while making a delivery. The incident occurred at Murrell Homes Real Estate Group, a Black-owned business led by owner... Read More.

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157 mph in a 30-mph Zone: What Happened When a Charity Boat Team Crossed the Line

Sarasota Rabies Advisory: What to Know After Infected Raccoon Confirmed Near Proctor Road

Car Troubles and Housing Disputes Top Consumer Complaints: What You Need to Know About $890 Million in Recovered Funds

Crumbl Cookies Shuts Down Charlotte Store After Viral Video Exposes Hair Grooming in Food Service Area

Service Dog Killed: Minnesota Man Faces Prison Time After Allegedly Murdering Girlfriend’s German Shepherd

Peter Rabbit Organics Recall: What Parents Need to Know About the Banana & Strawberry Pouches

Leptospirosis and Your Suncoast Dog: What Florida Pet Owners Need to Know This Rainy Season

Youth Detention Center Scandal: Survivor Speaks Out on Sexual Abuse by Staff

Tropical Storm Bertha Weakens But Poses Serious Flooding and Surge Threats to Gulf Coast Through Friday

Ring Camera Catches FedEx Driver Using Racial Slur: Corporate Accountability and Community Resilience

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