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The First Insider Trading Case Involving Cryptocurrency
The brother of a former Coinbase product manager was sentenced on Tuesday to 10 months in prison after pleading guilty in what U.S. prosecutors have called the first insider trading case involving cryptocurrency. Reuters reports: Nikhil Wahi admitted t…
Man held on $1M bail after shooting erupts near Philadelphia City Hall during morning commute
Witnesses described what they say when a gunman opened fire near Philadelphia’s City Hall during a busy Monday morning rush hour. No one was injured in the shooting and police quickly apprehended the gunman.
Construction plans stall for Perfecting Church, causing Detroit attorneys to call for answers
The future home of Perfecting Church sits at the corner of Woodward and Seven Mile in Detroit. It has been under construction for years since the plans to build there were first revealed in 2003.
TSA recovered record number of guns at Philadelphia International Airport in 2022
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says agents found a record 44 firearms at Philadelphia International Airport in 2022. The agency says 33 of those guns were loaded.
Some Arizona residents are not happy at the noisy drone Walmart deliveries
As the drone delivery service launched last month, some in a Glendale neighborhood have seen and heard the drones above their streets and homes. While some welcome the new delivery mode, others want the drones to fly away from their homes. A resident c…
What happens to all the Super Bowl signage after the big game sweeps through Phoenix?
What happens to all the Super Bowl signage after the big game sweeps through Phoenix? “There is so much stuff that comes in for the Super Bowl that they don’t want back.”
Mega Millions: 3rd graders talk about what they would do if they have a billion dollars
Obviously, they are too young to buy a lottery ticket, but that’s not stopping these elementary school students from having dreams of what they will do with they have a billion dollars. FOX 10’s Danielle Miller reports.
Texas lawmakers dizzy with surplus money as 88th legislative session kicks off
The $33 billion surplus is truly a lot of money to invest and at the Texas State Capitol, differing priorities are certain to collide.