Students, parents and teachers pulled each other on scooters, played four-square, bowled and wriggled in hula hoops at McKitrick Elementary's Family Frenzy last month.

An Ohio man faces up to 15 years in prison for snookering consumers into buying snazzy scooters that were really bulky motorized wheelchairs, officials said.Michael Cowen, head of Active Solutions of Worthington, Ohio, as a part of his guilty plea agreed to forfeit $2.5 million, along with four vans, a truck and a 2003 BMW, the Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch reported Tuesday.The newspaper noted ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) -- An Ohio man who duped customers into buying 200-pound wheelchairs while pitching lightweight scooters is scheduled to be sentenced April 3.Michael Cowen pleaded guilty Monday to conspiracy and health-care fraud. The head of Active So...

LYNCHBURG, Va. — An man who duped customers into buying 200-pound wheelchairs while pitching lightweight scooters is scheduled to be sentenced April 3.

How McDonald's is trying to get more out of its stores. It’s nine in the morning and the only sign of life is the McDonald’s at the corner. All the other showrooms in the Noida market are shut and the parking lots are empty.