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Comedian Carlos Mencia to face charges in first case from L.A. County tax fraud unit
Mencia, whose real name is Ned Arnel Mencia, rose to fame through his stand-up comedy career and as the host of the Comedy Central series "Mind of Mencia."
$6.5 million expansion to bring new jobs to New Castle
Governor Shapiro announced a $6.5 million investment from Ezeflow USA in Lawrence County.
Vance ‘not at all’ concerned Trump will make him the fall guy on Iran
Vice President Vance said he was "not at all" concerned that President Trump will make him the fall guy if the Iran deal fails. "No, not at all," Vance told reporters at the White House press briefing, when asked if he was worried Trump would make him the fall guy. "I think the president was
New York mayor, other leaders push to ban horse-drawn carriage rides after Indian teen’s death
NEW YORK (AP) — The death of a young tourist who jumped from a runaway horse carriage in Central Park has intensified calls to ban the old-time attraction from one of New York City’s most recognizable destinations. Romanch Mahajan, 18, died after he got off of the four-wheeled carriage as its horse sprinted through the
Apple to raise prices, CEO says, calling it ‘unavoidable’
Apple plans to raise prices on its products to offset the surging costs of memory and storage chips, CEO Tim Cook said in a WSJ interview.
Teen dies after being thrown from horse-drawn carriage in Central Park: NYPD
The horse became startled, causing the horse-drawn carriage with passengers inside to break free, according to officials.
Former officer convicted of lesser charge in assault case
A former Girard police officer was convicted of a lesser charge in court Thursday after reports state she was involved in an altercation back in late September.
Les Wexner hasn’t attended meeting of Ohio State medical center board he chairs in a year
It has been over a year since Ohio billionaire Les Wexner has attended a meeting of the hospital board he serves on as chairman.
Potential Development shows off students’ creative artwork
A room was filled with hundreds of pieces that kindergarten through sixth grade students designed while in class.
Victim says she was strangled, lost consciousness and whipped by Columbus police officer
Additional details are emerging on a case against a Columbus police officer accused of strangling a woman in west Columbus earlier this week.