Federal officials announced another series of arrests in connection with a protest that disrupted a Sunday morning church service in St. Paul on Jan. 18. Journalist Don Lemon, who was on the ground in the church covering the protest, was one of those arrested early Friday morning.
“Americans deserve answers about the rampant misuse of taxpayer dollars in Minnesota’s social services programs that occurred on Governor Walz’s and Attorney General Ellison’s watch. The House Oversight Committee recently heard sworn testimony from Minnesota state lawmakers who stated that Governor Walz and Attorney General Ellison failed to act to stop this widespread fraud and retaliated against whistleblowers who raised concerns." – Rep. Comer
With billions of American taxpayer dollars on the line, and funding for over a dozen welfare benefits for refugees set to continue, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., is taking a stand.
President Donald Trump held a shorter-than-usual Cabinet meeting Thursday, the first of the new year, and these are some of the highlights that were shared.
Indictments filed in Union County accuse three people of running a commercial sex operation at a Marysville massage parlor, Attorney General Dave Yost announced Thursday.
The U.S. Senate failed to advance a package of the six remaining federal funding bills Thursday, leaving less than 40 hours until the federal government partially shuts down.
State Representative Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) is pleased to announce that numerous local school districts in Fayette, Highland, Pike and Ross counties were recently awarded funding from the Ohio School Bus Safety Grant Program – totaling more than $260,000.
Claims from current and former Minnesota state employees that have been vetted by state lawmakers allege their bosses ignored and rebuked fraud warnings for years, retaliated against the employees who raised the alarms and protected leaders who oversaw the fraud-laden programs, according to a whistleblowers' letter obtained by The Center Square.
A Hillsboro man was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison after a jury seated in Highland County Common Pleas Court found him guilty of four counts of violating a protection order.
Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades met with representatives from the Highland County Sheriff’s Office to discuss several different contracts during their Wednesday, Jan. 28 meeting.
