Trump Follows Up on Pledge to Cut Out “Public Charges”
The administration doesn’t want migrant using public benefits, but they could be dissuading lower-income people from availing themselves of important programs.
Detroit Resident Beaten to Death Motor Vehicle Accident
Tyler Wingate was beaten to death after a car accident in July. After a manhunt, the suspect has been arrested.
Deleted ‘Make Your Date’ Emails Have Been Recovered
Previously deleted emails have been uncovered in Make Your Date investigation.
Lawsuit Settlement Reached Over Morgan County Jail Food Money
A lawsuit was recently settled over allegations that a former Morgan County sheriff misused fail food money.
Is Online Learning More Effective than Face-to-Face Learning?
Education, like everything else, is evolving as technology advances. This has lead to innovative solutions in online learning. But are they better than traditional methods?
Small Business Investments with Big Payoffs in Legal Protection
Owning your own business can be a great adventure. There are some small business investments you can make that will have big payoffs in terms of legal protections for you and your company.
Land Use and Abuse, Rights and Wrongs
As the world changes around us, land use issues will become more contentious, as more people with more needs are pressed into less and less space.
Opioid Settlement Funds Need to be Used Correctly, Experts Say
Opioid settlement needs to have more directon than the tobacco one, experts say.
L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services Hit with $50M Lawsuit After Child’s Death
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services was recently sued for $50 million after the death of a 10-year-old boy.
Arizona Takes Opioid Case to the State’s Supreme Court
Arizona decides to take its allegations against Purdue and the Sacklers directly to the Supreme Court.