Biden for President: Will This Help or Hurt the Crisis?
Joe Biden’s history of being a tough presence in the War on Drugs could either help or hurt the opioid crisis if he becomes president, experts say.
News & Politics
Target Recalls 90,000 USB Chargers Over Burn Concerns
Target is recalling certain USB charging cables over burn hazard concerns.
Idaho Immigrant Sues Canyon County Jail for Accepting Bond, Refusing Release as ICE Moved in for Arrest
Ramon Espinoza-Rodriguez says Canyon County let his daughter pay a $1,000 bond, but then kept him locked up for ICE.
Lawsuit Claims Texas Ranch Failed to Protect Two Boys from Sexual Abuse
Two boys who were allegedly sexually abused at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch just filed a lawsuit against the ranch.
Michigan Couple is Sentenced in Sex Trafficking Scheme
A Michigan couple has been sentenced after keeping disabled woman in shed.
State Legislators Want to Ensure Access to Opioid Settlement Funds
The amended House Bill 2751, which unanimously passed out of the House Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget, seeks to ensure the state treasury received opioid lawsuit settlement funds.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Signs Off On Auto Insurance Overhaul
The signing follows months of tenuous negotiations and bipartisan back-and-forth.
Family of Naked Oklahoma Teen Shot Dead By Edmond Police Sues City
Attorneys say police should’ve tried to de-escalate–instead, they chased, shot and killed a clearly disturbed young man.
Lawsuit Filed Against Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza Over Alleged Wrongful Demotions
A lawsuit was recently filed against Richard Carranza over allegations that three top-level officials were demoted due to their gender and race.
Vermont Next to File Lawsuit Against the Sackler Family
Vermont is next in line to file suit against eight members of the Sackler family.