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A dramatic seven-hour standoff ended peacefully Monday night as police took a suspect into custody at the Fairway Vista Apartment Complex. The man, identified as 49-year-old James Gerald Parker, had barricaded himself inside his apartment,…

Thousands of people gathered for the annual Palm Beach Pride Parade this past weekend, bringing color, music, and a strong feeling of community to Lake Worth Beach. An estimated 30,000 people attended the celebration, which has long been a…

Many Social Security recipients are worried about when they’ll receive their benefits, especially those who retired after May 1997. Some confusion has led to concerns that these retirees are not receiving their first Social Security…

Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley is sounding the alarm, claiming the system is at risk of collapsing. He blames severe staff shortages, outdated technology, and misinformation for the potential downfall of the program…

A hidden credit card benefit is helping shoppers save up to $20 a month on groceries—just by using their phones. With grocery prices still high, many people are looking for ways to cut costs, and this simple trick could help stretch your…

If you’ve shopped at Rite Aid in recent years, you might be eligible for a payout of up to $10,000. The pharmacy giant has agreed to a $6.8 million settlement after a massive data breach exposed the personal information of around 2.2…

With tax season in full swing, experts are warning taxpayers to be on high alert for scams that could cost them their hard-earned money. Every year, criminals take advantage of the rush to file taxes, using phone calls,…

A Kentucky mother who used her government-issued stimulus check to buy fentanyl and later lost her toddler to an overdose has lost her appeal, keeping her behind bars. Lauren Ashley Baker, 33, was convicted of murder after her 2-year-old…

If you haven’t received your $1,400 stimulus check from 2021, time is running out. The IRS is reminding taxpayers that they have until April 15, 2025, to claim their missing payment. According to recent reports, over 1.1 million Americans…

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has decided to delay its new in-person identity verification policy after receiving strong pushback from the public and lawmakers. Originally set to take effect at the end of March, the rule will now…