I-Team visits lake house of man accused of money laundering
On Tuesday, the KSHB 41 I-Team traveled to the lake house owned by a Kansas City-area businessman who's accused of purchasing the property with COVID-19 relief funds.
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On Tuesday, the KSHB 41 I-Team traveled to the lake house owned by a Kansas City-area businessman who's accused of purchasing the property with COVID-19 relief funds.
Parkesburg resident James Gebhardt, 110 Hamilton Ave., asked Borough Council during its Aug. 16 meeting for clarification about an undeveloped street on his property that has existed on paper for
TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Greensburg police said a submarine sandwich helped lead them to a suspect accused of stealing a donation jar from a local pizza shop. Gabriel A. Smith, 41, of Jeannette is charged with theft and receiving stolen property in connection with the theft of approximately $100 in donations collected in a jar kept on the counter at Abie and Bimbo’s Pizza, 1017 Highland Ave. Officer John Carnes reported in court documents the donations were meant for the Westmoreland County Animal ...
Parkesburg Borough Council is exploring an idea from the Chester County Department of Community Development to turn the historic Parkesburg Arms Hotel at 415 W. First Ave. into a short-term rehabilitation shelter to assist up to 40 homeless county citizens. Council President Sharon Wolf and Borough Manager Joe Reali said they recently met with Pat Bokovitz, director of the development department, and representatives from the agency Resources for Human Development, who are interested in renting the vacant historic hotel from owner Fred Gunther. âIâm not opposed to it, but I have lots...
Is so striking is the loss to this community. there are 12 caskets standing watch. you see 12 honor guards there as they have been doing since this awful tragedy took place eight days ago. the damage estimates now here in this community are estimated at more than $100 million. the crater at the site in west, texas at that site is still 90 feet, as best i understand, 90 feet wide as the investigation continues there. aid chance to speak to some of those individuals that have come hear for this day a short time ago. there was a processional of first responders. inside i spoke to a man not far fr...