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“There are no winners here,” said Wayne Klein, a court-appointed conflicts receiver tasked with retrieving around half-a-million dollars fraudulently donated to Utah State University. “The investors aren’t going to get all their money back, Utah State is getting shafted and everybody’s a loser.” In June, Klein filed a federal lawsuit against USU to retrieve nearly $545,000 after the university was the recipient of donations from a Ponzi scheme. According to the complaint filed with the United States District Court for the District of Utah, Salt Lake City coin sho...

***UPDATE*** 4/13/21 5:30 P.M. Country singer Morgan Wallen has announced he will not be performing at all thi...

Peoria, IL, USA 104.9 The Wolf PEORIA, Ill. — After the Louisville Slugger Sports Complex said in a statement Friday they were not hosting Morgan Wallen’s concert at their venue as part of Tailgate N’ Tallboys, the owner of the music festival has told WMBD News Wallen is still planned to be in Peoria, even if its not at Louisville Slugger. “The venue is not allowing us to have Morgan Wallen at their facility at the moment,” said owner Wayne Klein. “I’m working with Morgan’s camp every single day to make sure he’s following the correct steps.” Klein said they obviously don...

>>Harrisburg Bans Evictions Under 2021 Emergency Order (Harrisburg, PA) -- Harrisburg City Council is going to be banning evictions to help home renters who may be struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The council approved to create an emergency order on Friday. The emergency order will be suspending evictions for financial reasons for city residents by at least 30 days. It is set to begin in mid-January of next year and the council can extend it for more 30-day periods through the end of 2021. >>Code Orange Air Quality in Effect Today (Harrisburg, PA) -- The Pennsylvani...

>>Harrisburg Bans Evictions Under 2021 Emergency Order (Harrisburg, PA) -- Harrisburg City Council is going to be banning evictions to help home renters who may be struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The council approved to create an emergency order on Friday. The emergency order will be suspending evictions for financial reasons for city residents by at least 30 days. It is set to begin in mid-January of next year and the council can extend it for more 30-day periods through the end of 2021. >>Code Orange Air Quality in Effect Today (Harrisburg, PA) -- The Pennsylvani...