Ohio’s most dangerous and safest cities based on FBI violent crime data

Ohio’s most dangerous and safest cities based on FBI violent crime data

Ohio’s cities present a diverse landscape in terms of safety, with some areas experiencing high rates of violent crime while others remain relatively peaceful. Based on the latest FBI violent crime data, this article explores the most dangerous and safest cities in Ohio. Most Dangerous Cities in Ohio 1. Cleveland Cleveland is the most dangerous … Read more

Beware of a scam in South Dakota that could lead to death

Beware of a scam in South Dakota that could lead to death

The South Dakota Department of Health (DOH) has issued a critical warning regarding a dangerous scam that could potentially endanger lives. This fraudulent scheme involves individuals impersonating state health officials and making false claims about healthcare practitioners breaching licensing rules. The urgency and threats posed by these scammers can lead to severe consequences for victims, … Read more

This hospital has been named the best healthcare provider in Iowa.

This hospital has been named the best healthcare provider in Iowa.

The University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center has been recognized as the best healthcare provider in Iowa for 2024-25, according to the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report. This prestigious recognition highlights the hospital’s commitment to high-quality care across various specialties. Overview of Rankings The University of Iowa Health Care Medical Center has consistently demonstrated … Read more

Dockworkers Secure 62% Wage Increase, Strike Suspended Until January

Dockworkers Secure 62% Wage Increase, Strike Suspended Until January

DETROIT — The union representing 45,000 U.S. dockworkers at East and Gulf Coast ports has reached an agreement to temporarily halt their three-day strike, allowing more time to negotiate a new contract. The strike is paused until January 15, with workers set to resume operations immediately. The International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance, … Read more

Appalachian Power Restores Service to 99% of Customers Post-Helene

Appalachian Power Restores Service to 99% of Customers Post-Helene

McDOWELL COUNTY, W.Va. — Six days after the remnants of Tropical Storm Helene swept through West Virginia, 99% of the 75,000 Appalachian Power customers have had their electricity restored. However, as of Thursday, around 3,700 people are still without power. Areas like Coalwood and Bluefield continue to show the effects of Helene’s powerful impact, along … Read more