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'On behalf of everyone at Old National, I also want to acknowledge and thank Louisville law enforcement, the medical community and state and local officials for their incredible response to this tragedy.

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The former employee who killed five people at the bank where he had worked on Monday was living in a one-story house with his close friend, who says he did not know his roommate was planning an attack, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal.

But the clean-up has sparked protest from activists with J-Town Action and Solidarity, who say the new housing set up is temporary and takes away the rights of those in the encampment with their rigid rules that include curfews and drug testing. 

Spiders move on Saint Peter's over Kentucky wasn't the only huge upset of Thursday. The University of Richmond Spiders, from Richmond, Virginia, a 12-seed, beat vaunted Iowa, a 5-seed. Apparently it was the day of crazy mascots, with both Peacocks and Spiders advancing.

In a lawsuit filed in state court in Manhattan, Attorney General Letitia James sought to block four Centers nursing homes in New York from admitting new residents until they are sufficiently staffed, and to hire financial and healthcare monitors to oversee their compliance.

James said that Rozenberg, Hagler and others used a complex network of companies and sham contracts to pocket $83 million in Medicare, Medicaid and other funding meant for patient care over the last decade.

June 28 (Reuters) - New York's attorney general on Wednesday accused nursing home operator Centers Health Care and its owners of stealing $83 million in government funds while understaffing its facilities, resulting in widespread neglect, illness and death among residents.

Dozens of homeless people have been removed from an encampment in Downtown Los Angeles - after residents and business owners complained the area was blighted by crime ranging from sexual assault to open drug use, vandalism, fires and prostitution.  

The cluster of around 30 remaining people were relocated from the Little Tokyo neighborhood, a few blocks from City Hall, in the latest of a series of clean-ups to move the homeless into temporary housing and confront the staggering level of homelessness in the City of Angels, where 94 percent of residents say the issue is a serious problem. 

The homeless are currently being housed in several facilities, including A Bridge Home temporary shelter and permanent placements within the Project Roomkey program at the Cecil Hotel, de León's office said. 

Among numerous examples cited in the complaint are a man who died of sepsis from an untreated bedsore; a woman who suffered brain damage after falling out of bed and receiving no treatment; and a man with dementia who left a facility unsupervised.

Jim Ryan, the CEO of the bank, said on Monday evening: 'There are no words to adequately describe the sadness and devastation that our Old National family is experiencing as we grieve the tragic loss of our team members and pray for the recovery of all those who were injured.' 

This is the 10th time a No. 15 has ousted a No. 2, according to The New York Times, and yes, it happened as recently as last year, when Oral Roberts beat Ohio State. Yes, the thrill of a new Cinderella team going to the ball is still there.

Armed with an AR-15 assault rifle, he burst into the morning conference at 8:30am - before the bank was open to the public - and killed Tommy Elliott, 63; Joshua Barrick, 40; James 'Jim' Tutt, 64; and Juliana Farmer, 57.

'The most inhumane thing we can do is to leave people on the streets to live and die and to live in squalor,' Brown said. 'What the city is doing is providing housing opportunities for people to treat with the modicum of dignity they deserve.'  

 City Councilman Kevin de León said that since last month the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has relocated 55 people living in the encampment into shelters, leaving just 25 to 30 people to house, but the clean-up has sparked protest from activists, who say the new housing set up is temporary and takes away people's rights because the rules are too rigid

the person who fills out their bracket based only on mascots watching the Richmond Spiders and Saint Peter's Peacocks pulling off the two biggest upsets of the NCAA Tournament pic.twitter.com/oOVuBEhRyL

'I am certified in the RMA Lending Decision Process, hold a Master's in Finance from the University of Alabama, and am on the Young Professionals board for Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana,' he wrote on his profile.