Santa Rosa Psychologist Slaps Costco with $14 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Injuries from Falling Display
A psychologist sues Costco for $14 million, claiming a display fell on her causing severe injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. The lawsuit alleges negligence and seeks damages for pain, suffering, and economic losses.
Maureen O'Brien Appointed as New CEO of Columbus Symphony, Eyes Major Capital Campaign for Scioto River Concert Hall
Maureen O'Brien was appointed CEO of the Columbus Symphony, effective July 15, bringing experience from the New World Symphony and plans to oversee a major concert hall project.
Michigan Drivers Feel the Pinch as Gas Prices Climb by 9 Cents, Detroit Sees Slight Dip
Michigan experienced a 9-cent increase in gas prices over the last week, with the average price now at $3.17 per gallon for regular unleaded. Despite the recent rise, prices are still lower than the same time last year.
Sacramento Police Chase Ends in Fatal Collision; Daniel Cunningham Arrested for Multiple Charges
Sacramento police reported a chase and fatal crash involving Daniel Cunningham, who was implicated in a domestic incident and had an outstanding warrant. An innocent man was killed in the collision.
Amazon Invests $20 Billion in Pennsylvania Data Centers, Including Controversial Site Near Nuclear Plant
Amazon invests $20 billion in Pennsylvania data centers, including one next to a nuclear plant, raising regulatory concerns. Governor Shapiro touts economic benefits; critics question long-term job prospects.












