Hunter Biden plea deal outlined in tax and gun charges
Federal prosecutors reach a plea agreement with Hunter Biden on misdemeanor tax charges for 2017 and 2018 and a gun possession case tied to drug use. The deal ends much of the DOJ probe while Republicans press their broader inquiries into his finances and foreign dealings.
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Biden pleads guilty on tax charges with potential probation
The Justice Department could recommend 24 months of probation for Hunter Biden on 2017 and 2018 tax charges, avoiding prison if he adheres to conditions. He also faces a gun count with a potential 10 year sentence but a pretrial agreement may wipe the case. The deal hinges on a judge's approval and marks a major milestone amid wider Trump probes.
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Medina Board Names New Principals and Leaders
The Medina School Board announces Gretchen Newton will be principal at Canavan Elementary starting Aug 1 after Condit departs. Rob Travis will retire, Brenda Arthur becomes transportation chief July 1. Laura Molnar named assistant treasurer effective July 1, replacing retiring Jeanne Blankenship. Molnar previously served Nordonia Schools and Kent State.
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Giving Place volunteers help open Medina store and plan fund drive
Furey praised a large volunteer group that helped set up the store in five days and sign up for weekly shifts. The Giving Place will form a committee to pick Medina County nonprofits to benefit as the store runs daily 10 am to 5 pm, with Wednesday hours until 7 pm.
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