McDonald’s Franchise Owners Settle Employee Compensation Lawsuit
McDonald’s Franchise Owners Settle Employee Compensation Lawsuit
PlanToys Recalls Popular Baby Play Gyms Amid Strangulation Concerns
A new toy recall has been issued that parents should be made aware of. The recall pertains to PlanToys Baby Gyms, which have been recalled due to the concern that “babies can strangle on the side rope crossbars on the baby gyms.” The gyms are designed to be placed on the floor for babies to play. But how can parents tell if they purchased one of these recalled baby gyms for their children?
Couple Orders Storage Bins From Amazon, Receives Marijuana
Couple Orders Storage Bins From Amazon, Receives Marijuana
63,000 Motorized Infant Seats Recalled Over Fire Hazard Concerns
A recall was issued yesterday for more than 63,000 Fisher-Price “motorized infant seats after receiving 36 reports of the product overheating and one report of a fire starting in the seat’s motor housing.” While there have been no injuries reported so far, Fisher-Price isn’t taking any chances, and decided to issue a “fast track” recall of the product, “meaning that the company is committed to working with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to remove the recalled product as quickly as possible.”
More Arrests Made in Florida’s Sober Home Patient Brokering Investigation
More Arrests Made in Florida’s Sober Home Patient Brokering Investigation
911 Operator Must Pay $17.6 Million for Improperly Handling Call
911 Operator Must Pay $17.6 Million for Improperly Handling Call
Texas Legislators Introduce New Safety Bill for Hot Air Balloon Pilots
One year after the deadliest hot air balloon crash in American history, Texas lawmakers are proposing new rules to make the industry safer. Reps. Lloyd Doggett (D-TX), Blake Farenthold (R-TX) and Will Hurd (R-TX) jointly introduced a measure to Congress which would mandate that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) require medical certifications for hot air
Department of Justice Admits It Couldn’t Prosecute Kettle Falls Five
A Department of Justice motion could clean away the convictions of the Kettle Falls Five, who were charged with cultivating marijuana for personal use. Nearly five years ago, federal agents raided the home of Larry Harvey and Rhonda Firestack-Harvey, near Kettle Falls, WA. In the ensuing search, law enforcement officials say they found numerous marijuana
Government Forgives Student Loans for Wounded Vet Will Milzarski But IRS Doesn’t
The IRS is asking wounded Michigan veteran Will Milzarski to pay $62,000 in income taxes after the federal government forgave his student loans. First Lt. Milzarski had served two tours in Afghanistan, which left him with a traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, and hearing loss. After deeming him permanently and totally disabled, the federal
Hollywood Hills Bills Resident Deceased After Hurricane Irma
Hollywood Hills Bills Resident Deceased After Hurricane Irma