Archive (Page 71)
December 11, 2023
Jessy Kurczewski found guilty on all charges in Wisconsin “Eye Drops Murder” Trial
The trial that has colloquially become known as the “Eye Drops Murder Trial” has reached a conclusion on Nov. 14 that Jessy Kurczewski is guilty of first-degree intentional homicide of Lynn Hernan in 2018 and two counts of theft.
December 11, 2023
Moving to Maine: Why The Oldest State is Drawing Younger Crowds
Maine has the oldest population in the nation, yet it was the only state whose median age declined between 2020 and 2021.
December 11, 2023
H Street’s Decline: An Empty Promise of Urban Renewal
Two decades of reinvestment, yet crime is on the rise. H Street in DC was once a success story, but progress has stalled.
December 11, 2023
Houston’s Little Lagos: Entrepreneurs Yearn for Direct Flight to Nigeria
In the heart of Houston's Little Lagos, entrepreneurs yearn for a direct flight to Nigeria, anticipating it as a bridge that would not only enhance cultural exchange but also streamline the import of authentic Nigerian goods, providing businesses on Bissonnet Street with a gateway to endless possibilities.
December 11, 2023
The Homeless Crisis Impacts Riverside Businesses
Business owners have expressed concerns about the housing crisis that is affecting commerce.