Involved Officers IDed After Man Dies During Transport
Two officers were put on administrative leave after man died but are now back on the job.
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Binge Drinking is Very Harmful to Liver Health, Experts Say
Studies show since the onset of the pandemic, alcohol-related deaths have climbed by 20%.
First Documented Car Theft with Child Inside of 2024 Occurs in D.C.
Fortunately, the child was dropped off unharmed on a stranger’s porch in SE D.C., but again, left alone. The suspect is still on the loose.
California Court Dismisses New England Lobstermen’s Lawsuit Against Monterey Bay Aquarium
Although the lawsuit was dismissed after all involved parties reached a settlement, an attorney for the Monterey Bay Aquarium has since posited the outcome as a “victory” for the “First Amendment.”
Washington Files Lawsuit to Prevent Planned Merger Between Kroger and Albertsons
The state’s lawsuit cites alleged statements from higher-level Albertsons officials, who apparently protested that the merger would be bad for consumers and “basically create a monopoly.”
Tribal Healthcare Provider Loses Millions in Embezzlement Scheme
An Arizona duo is charged with embezzling from a Tuscon healthcare system.
Hawaii’s New Student Loan Program Benefits Healthcare Workers
The state’s student loan relief program will keep workers on the island and ensure patients get adequate care.
Inmate Extorted Several Healthcare Workers While Behind Bars
Prisoner extorted workers into sending him payments electronically over Zelle, PayPal, and Venmo.
Mothers with High-risk Pregnancies Need Better Mental Health Help
Pregnancy complications can trigger mental health issues for soon-to-be moms.
Alaska Airlines Passengers File Class Action Lawsuit Against Boeing After Critical Door Plug Failure
The sudden loss of the door plug caused the Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft to rapidly depressurize midflight, injuring passengers and forcing an emergency landing.