LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Beginning June 1, Louisville’s Department of Codes and Regulations will begin preemptively inspecting some of the city’s rental properties in search of possible violations. What You Need To Know New requirements for Louisville landlords are coming Beginning June 1, the city will begin inspecting rental properties at random Landlords will also need to
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A British lawmaker who allegedly used campaign funds to pay off people who were holding him hostage says that he won’t seek reelection after the governing Conservative Party found his behavior fell below the standard expected of members of Parliament By DANICA KIRKA Associated Press April 21, 2024, 1:06 PM ET • 3 min read
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon could get weapons moving to Ukraine within days once Congress passes a long-delayed aid bill. That’s because it has a network of storage sites in the U.S. and Europe that already hold the ammunition and air defense components that Kyiv desperately needs. Moving fast is critical, CIA Director Bill Burns
(Kitco News) – Gold’s unprecedented rally in record territory has attracted a lot of attention from fund managers; however, some funds are worried that the precious metal run has gone a little too far. According to Bank of America’s latest Fund Manager Survey, 26% of survey participants said gold is overvalued. According to the survey,
CONNEAUT — The U.S. Marshals Service has seized property on Park Avenue in Conneaut after the property owner, Marc Mahoney, was convicted of various federal charges. Mahoney pleaded guilty to three counts of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute controlled substances, one count of conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, one count of
WESTERLY — Funding continues to build for Westerly’s Resilient Riverfront Renewal Project, which last week won a $300,000 federal grant earmarked for work along Main Street to add green space and reduce stormwater pollution. The Southern Rhode Island Conservation District and the town got word of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Southeast New England Program Opportunity
HARRISBURG — Separate bills intended to add transparency to campaign finance in Pennsylvania elections advanced Tuesday out of the state House with bipartisan support. One bill would add an additional reporting period for campaign spending and contributions. The other looks to broaden reporting requirements for all tax-exempt organizations and require reports for any level of
WASHINGTON — The race for Senate in Wisconsin is heating up. Republican businessman Eric Hovde spent millions of dollars of his own money in an unsuccessful campaign for Senate 12 years ago. Now, he’s doing so again. New campaign disclosures showed Hovde loaned his campaign $8 million in the first quarter of this year. He raised
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) surprised and pleased longtime critics of his frequent role as Wall Street’s man in Washington by stepping up to his new job and becoming an effective floor leader for President Biden’s expansive progressive programs. However, when it comes to insider deals for the financial industry, Schumer can still be