Stretch of I-69 is Likened to an Obstacle Course
Commuters upset that stretch of I-69 has numerous potholes and is dangerous to drive.
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Forest Park Bribery Scheme Exposed, Physicians Convicted
Multiple individuals were charged in a kickback and bribery scheme at Forest Park Medical Center.
No Proof Marijuana Legalization Increases Rate or Severity of Automobile Accidents
The obstacles to nationwide legalization of recreational marijuana are falling like dominoes. That worries a lot of people—especially many in the national and state legislatures—who fear Reefer Madness-like mobs of cannabis-infused urban zombies on the streets and the roads. Others—perhaps influenced by the money to be saved on enforcement and the revenues to be garnered
Studying Law: What You Need To Know
Studying law is a challenging and rewarding undertaking. Modern media often shows only the glamorous side of the profession; herein, we pull back the curtain.
Target Recalls Nearly 500,000 Toy Cars and Trucks Over Choking Hazard Concerns
Target is recalling half a million wooden toy cars and trucks over concerns they may pose a choking hazard to small children.
School Lunches: What Should Kids Eat?
Unhealthy food aimed at children who then grow up to reject healthier options is a complex, systemic problem, and it’s both unfair to schools to expect them to fix it alone, and absolutely necessary that they try.
American Pride Waste Solutions Settles Gender Discrimination Lawsuit with Female Trucker
American Pride Waste Solutions recently settled a gender discrimination lawsuit with a female trucker for $32,500.
Two Teenagers Arrested Over Alleged Conspiracy to Murder Fellow Students
Last Thursday, two teenage girls attending a Florida middle school were arrested over allegations they were plotting to murder a handful of their fellow students.
Surgeon Must Pay $9.4 Million in Malpractice Matter
Surgeon ordered to pay $9.4 million after failing to properly treat a patient’s post-surgery complications.
Priest is Shot by Neighbor While Wearing a Bulletproof Vest
Two men who live next door to each other in Arkansas decided to try shooting at each other with a bulletproof vest on. The act got them in trouble with the law.