Television Anchor was Let Go After Making Inappropriate Comment
Long-time television anchor was let go for allegedly making a racist comment on air and upsetting viewers.
News & Politics
Sacramento Sued for Mass Arrests During Stephon Clark Protests
The lawsuit says officers wanted to keep protesters out of Sacramento’s wealthy east side.
Rural America: Our Past or Our Future?
Rural America is facing tough times, worsened by a President that promised to lift them up but who is letting them down. In the long term, though, a rural renaissance is inevitable.
Fulton County YMCA Accused of Negligence After Child was Raped
The Fulton County YMCA is under fire in a new lawsuit alleging it’s negligence allowed the rape of a child to occur in the facility.
Inmates Learn the Hard Way: It’s Impossible to Escape
A prisoner faces additional charges after trying to escape and triggering the sprinkler system. Meanwhile, a guard is behind bars for helping three men escape.
Attorney Has Identity Stolen in Timeshare Scam
Attorney tracks down man who stole his identity to lure unsuspecting victims in a timeshare scam.
Judge Certifies Guatemalan Woman’s Class Action Against Trump Administration
The ACLU of Massachusetts filed a lawsuit against the administration after Lillian Calderon–a Guatemalan native–was detained after a marriage interview.
Prison Medical Contractors Corizon Health & Corizon LLC Settle Disability Discrimination Lawsuit
Corizon, like many private prison operators and contractors, has been the subject of vigorous litigation for years.
Minnesota Lawsuit Aims to Make Vatican Publish Names of Sex Predator Priests
Three of the plaintiffs are brothers–and this is their third time suing the Holy See.
The Family of a Murdered Jackson Woman Awarded $1M in Damages
A jury recently awarded the family of Ruth Helen Harrion $1 million in damages.