By Kaleb Brown | Feb 22, 2022
The Boston division of the FBI's Child Exploitation-Human Trafficking Task Force is seeking the public’s help to locate Melchor Datu and they’re offering $10,000 for information that leads to his arrest.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 21, 2022
Stellantis has filed a safety recall with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for 16,741 of its 2017-18 plug-in hybrid minivans due recent reports of the vehicles catching on fire.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 21, 2022
David Cortez Marshall Jr., 30, recently pleaded guilty to defrauding the Orangeburg, South Carolina, School District of over $50,000 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 21, 2022
A federal judge sentenced a Florida man to 30 months in prison for participating in conspiracy to falsify clinical trial data.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 21, 2022
2021's 670.4 million passengers is an 83% increase from 2020 and a 27% decrease from 2019.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 21, 2022
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently recognized the efforts of 18 businesses and organizations in reducing food waste throughout 2020 and 2021 as part of the agency's Food Recovery Challenge.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 20, 2022
In a statistical report released earlier in the week, the Bureau of Transportation revealed that the monetary value of North American trade in 2021 rose both above its pre-pandemic and post-pandemic numbers.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 17, 2022
Mounds resident Kyle Sago has been sentenced to life in prison years after fatally shooting his friend at the Muscogee Nation reservation.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 17, 2022
Red Lion Home Care Inc. has been ordered to pay over $2.8 million in back wages and damages.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
Tayanna Bowman, 25, of Philadelphia, has been sentenced to nine years in prison, 20 years of supervised release, and fined $30,000 for distributing child pornography online.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
Last Monday, the Department of Homeland Security partnered with the Department of Veteran Affairs to launch two new online programs that would assist the nation's noncitizen service members and veterans
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin, replacing the previous bulletin that was set to expire on the eighth.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security announced the founding of its first Cyber Safety Review board.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Ur Jaddou held a virtual briefing with national stakeholders on Feb. 2 — the one-year anniversary of several immigration-focused executive orders — to detail the agency's efforts in fulfilling the orders.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 16, 2022
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services joined other federal agencies in recognizing February 6 as the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation and calling for an end to the harmful practice.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 15, 2022
The Bureau of Reclamation recently selected Bart Deming as the next construction engineer and manager for the Upper Colorado Basin Region's Four Corners Construction Office, replacing Patrick “Pat” Page, who retired in January.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 11, 2022
The U.S. Department of Agriculture launched the USDA Market News mobile app on Feb. 1, which provides food producers and other members of the supply chain with vital market information.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 11, 2022
Last week, John Thomas Poitra, a 32-year-old Belcourt, North Dakota, man, was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for a carjacking incident he had carried out in Fargo, North Dakota, on March 17, 2020.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 11, 2022
Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo spoke at the National Governors Association's 2022 Winter Meeting recently, delivering remarks on digital literacy and broadband access.
By Kaleb Brown | Feb 11, 2022
Last week, 63-year-old Yutong Zhang, a physician from Berwyn, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty to charges stemming from his operation of what was a "pill mill" rather than a legitimate medical practice.
