May 2, 2024
Crypto

Denver court freezes assets of Colorado pastor involved in faith-based cryptocurrency scam | News

One Colorado pastor has taken his faith-based cryptocurrency mission abroad while a Denver District Court issued a preliminary injunction and froze his assets. Eli Regalado, and his wife Kaitlyn, continue to face civil fraud charges back home. As previously reported by the Denver Gazette, the Regalados face charges of allegedly creating and promoting a cryptocurrency

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Funds

Mississippi Supreme Court hears oral arguments in taxpayer funds for private schools case

The legal battle began after the legislature passed a $10 million appropriation in 2022 which would provide funds toward infrastructure improvements at private schools across the state.  Facilitated through a grant program and funded in part by federal COVID-19 relief money under the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARPA, those schools could be granted funds

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Property

Gubernatorial candidates disclose property, business interests

Jennifer McCormick announces her bid for governor in 2024. (Photo by Casey Smith/Indiana Capital Chronicle) INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosiers competing to be Indiana’s next governor revealed their property and business interests in financial disclosure forms due this month, although one leading Republican contender has yet to file. Republican U.S. Sen Mike Braun reported owning farm and timberland

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Property

Orangeburg County property transfers for Jan. 2-5, 2024

The following property transfers are on file at the Orangeburg County Courthouse, Jan. 2-5, 2024. ROSE ACCEPTANCE INC to RICHARD ROBERT VIEN JR; Book: 02219 Page: 00218 Instrument #:2024000078 — $121,500 ROSE ACCEPTANCE INC to EASTER L ALTMAN; Book: 02219 Page: 00218 Instrument #:2024000078 — $121,500 EASTER L ALTMAN to ROSE ACCEPTANCE INC; Book: 02219

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Mortgage

2023 was slowest year for home sales in nearly 30 years as mortgage rates frustrated buyers

Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes LOS ANGELES — Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes sank in 2023 to a nearly 30-year low, as sharply higher mortgage rates, rising prices and a persistently low level of homes on the market combined to push homeownership out of reach for many Americans. The National Association of Realtors said

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Finance

New Year, New Finances | Seehafer News

Jan 6, 2024 | 6:00 PM Local News, Violet Fencl As the new year kicks off, maintaining your financial health is something to keep in mind. There are several things people can do to better manage their money. Jim Temmer with the Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin offers a tip on credit cards

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Funds

Freezin’ for Funds expects to double fundraising for 2024 | Local News

Participants make their way back to shore after the plunge. Participants enter the water at Glazebrook Park A light covering of snow helped add to the wintry atmosphere of the annual Freezin’ for Funds event at Glazebrook Park in Godfrey on Saturday. The fundraiser isn’t a traditional “polar plunge,” because donors have the option of

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Property

Online portal allows residents to list personal property for tax valuation | Local News

DAVIDSON COUNTY – Davidson County has rolled out an online portal to allow residents to list personal and business personal property for tax valuation in January. The online listing system, found at taxlisting.co.davidson.nc.us, allows people to submit a property list online instead of mailing one to the county tax office. Property must be listed each

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Property

Greenwood Chamber of Commerce starting petition to try and be exempt from taxes on historical property | News

TULSA, Okla. — The Greenwood Chamber of Commerce is sending a petition to north Tulsans and Greenwood stakeholders to try and be exempt from tens of thousands of dollars in taxes on historical property. Over the past three years, we’ve told you the stories of Greenwood before, during and after the centennial of the Tulsa

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Loans

Hanover, New Kent farms eligible for loans following drought

Farming and agricultural businesses in Virginia affected by the August drought are eligible for federal loans to help recover their economic losses. The Small Business Administration announced that small businesses, including agricultural cooperatives, aquaculture businesses, nurseries and most private nonprofits, can apply to receive Economic Injury Disaster Loans. The areas listed in the announcement include

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