Detroiters Fight for Better Schools During Three-judge Panel Hearing
Detroiters travel to Ohio to appeal right to literacy case.
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Portugal’s ‘Baby Without a Face’ Induces Widespread Panic
Portugal physician fails to spot severe defects during mother’s ultrasound scans.
Greyhound Passengers Who Survive DUI Crash Sue Bus Company
Passengers say the driver–who showed up to work blatantly drunk–had a suspended license the company should’ve caught.
Boy Scouts Hike Up Membership Fees as Sex Abuse Lawsuits Linger
The Boy Scouts haven’t explicitly linked the increase in fees to litigation, but they have admitted it’s because of expensive insurance premiums.
Attorney and Computer Programmer are Charged in Cyberattack Scheme
Computer programmer and attorney are both charged in a cyberattack designed to take down sites’ negative reviews.
Nestlé Recalls Refrigerated Cookie Dough Due to Rubber Contamination
Earlier this week, Nestlé issued a recall for certain lots of refrigerated cookie dough.
Founders Brewery Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Closes Detroit Taproom
A general manager at Founders’ Detroit taproom allegedly refused to acknowledge that an employee complaining of racial harassment was even African-American.
Detroit Public School Students: Education in the City Is So Bad That It’s Unconstitutional
Detroit students say they’ve been deprived of the American Dream by under-funded, poorly-kept schools.
Teen Punched in Face By NYPD Officer During Subway Brawl Files Lawsuit
The parents of 15-year old Benjamin Marshall insist that their innocent boy did absolutely nothing wrong.
Ghost Acres
Why is it truly frightening to depend on ghost acres? Because it could be fatal…