Tucson Voters Shoot Down Sanctuary City Proposal
Tucson’s recently-elected mayor–the first Latina to hold the office, ever–said she couldn’t support the sanctuary city proposal, even if she sympathized with its intent.
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York City Agrees to Settle Excessive Force Suit After Police Officer Shot Woman Three Times
York City recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with Erika Eberhardinger over a 2014 police shooting incident.
Michigan Communities Try to Expand Medical Marijuana Industry
Michigan voters want to expand medical marijuana industry.
Man Attacks Public Defender During Hearing for Church Shooting
Man accused of church shooting will face additional charges for beating a public defender.
Woman Who Was Attacked By Cat Sues the Outrigger Canoe Club in Waikiki
A woman who was attacked by a cat while dining is suing the Outrigger Canoe Club in Waikiki.
Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Aides Shielded Managers from Civil Rights Probe
Arpaio’s since criticized the report’s release, suggesting it’s a deliberate attempt to interfere with his latest run for sheriff.
Mann Packing Co. Recalls More Than 100 Vegetable Products Amid Listeria Concerns
A recall was recently issued by Mann Packing Co. for certain vegetable products over listeria concerns.
West Michigan Family Sues After Being Denied a Home Due to Family Size
The Iacopellis family is suing Cascade Place Condominiums in Grand Rapids after being told they couldn’t move in due to the size of their family.
Detroiters Fight for Better Schools During Three-judge Panel Hearing
Detroiters travel to Ohio to appeal right to literacy case.
Portugal’s ‘Baby Without a Face’ Induces Widespread Panic
Portugal physician fails to spot severe defects during mother’s ultrasound scans.