Michigan’s Tuition Reimbursement Program Will Extend to Inmates
For the first time, Michigan inmates will be able to utilize its TIP tuition reimbursement program.
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Alabama Abortion Law Blocked By Federal Judge
While the ACLU celebrates, supporters of the law say that everything is going according to plan.
Researchers Continue to Come Up with Painkiller Alternatives
Researchers are hopeful that alternatives to opioids will help chronic pain patients.
Michigan Jewish Inmates Will Receive Kosher Meals
Jewish inmates will receive kosher meals as a result of a class action lawsuit.
Thief Stuffs Flute in His Pants, Camera Captures It
A man attempts to steal a flute in plain sight.
Kentucky Teen Sues Juul for Marketing its Products to Children, Young Adults
One of the plaintiffs says she first started abusing e-cigarettes in the sixth grade, not knowing the entire time that they contained nicotine.
Flight Attendant Says Southwest Airlines Flight Had Hidden Cameras in Bathroom
The suit was filed by a flight attendant who claims to have seen the pilots livestreaming video from the plane’s washroom.
Fresno Police Fine With Shooting Fleeing Teen in Back of Head
Just because Isiah Murrietta Golding was wanted in connection with a crime doesn’t mean he should’ve been executed on sight.
T&R Enterprise USA Inc. Expands Recall of Poultry and Meat Egg Roll Products
Earlier this week T&R Enterprise USA Inc. expanded a recall of poultry and meat egg roll products over concerns the products were produced under unsanitary conditions. The recent expansion added nearly 8,000 pounds of egg roll products to the recall, bring the total number of recalled products up to 126,000 pounds. The recall notice that
Is Genetic Testing the Answer to Addiction Prevention?
Reearchers are attempting to find a genetic link to opioid addiction.