Rural Pennsylvania broadband access far worse than thought
A Center for Rural Pennsylvania study finds no county has more than half its residents with speeds meeting FCC broadband standards. The 2018 research, involving over 11 million tests across the state, highlights rural gaps and speed disparities between claimed ISP speeds and actual performance, with funding and policy debates ongoing.
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Gene Yaw
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Virginia Beach mass shooting investigation details emerge
Officials reveal limited motive clues after the Virginia Beach attack. Police retrace gunman Craddock's movements using his key card as investigators review his personal and professional life. Craddock fired on multiple floors, killing 11 co workers and a contractor before dying in a gunbattle with officers. The shooter purchased the two .45 caliber pistols legally in 2016 and 2018, one with a suppressor. Craddock had no felony record. Brisk, chaotic scene described by Police Chief James Cervera. criminologist James Alan Fox notes motive in mass shootings is often elusive.
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Tanner to hire attorney in post trial appeal case
The district attorney’s office alleges Tanner paid DeLorenzo hundreds of thousands of dollars and a state AG inquiry follows DeLorenzo’s practices. No charges against DeLorenzo. A Common Pleas ruling returns Tanner to pretrial status with a trial set for August. Lindsay’s disqualification hearing was canceled after her withdrawal.
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Youngstown
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Pennsylvania Democrats seek 10 million for worshiper security
Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa announced a bill proposing 10 million in grants to protect houses of worship in Pennsylvania after the Pittsburgh synagogue attack. Funds would aid security upgrades for faith groups or events promoting tolerance, with calls to extend a Florida-style grants program to nonpublic schools.
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