Florida Lawmakers Likely to OK Ban on Sanctuary Cities
Florida doesn’t have any sanctuary cities, but lawmakers are preparing to ban them regardless.
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Is There Fecal Matter in Your Chicken? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
The USDA recently came under fire in a new lawsuit filed by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine over concerns that meat entering the food supply may be contaminated with fecal bacteria.
State Attorneys General Believe New Opioid Guidelines are Too Relaxed
The National Association of Attorneys General has sent a letter to the federal government indicating the report recently drafted is far too relaxed and deviates from CDC guidelines.
BSR Cable Park Hit with Wrongful Death Suit After Boy Contracted Deadly Brain-Eating Amoeba
BSR Cable Park and Surf Resort recently came under fire in a wrongful death lawsuit over allegations that a guest contracted a brain-eating amoeba and died.
Settlement Reached in Negligence Case Involving Kansas Gun Store
A multi-million dollar settlement was recently reached between the victims of a February 2016 workplace shooting and a pawn shop.
‘On-Q’ a Proposed Solution for Reducing Opioid Use After C-Sections
The On-Q Pain Relief System may be an effective pain management solution for new mothers hoping to avoid prolonged opioid use.
Unexpected Solidified Ingredient Prompts Recall of Chewy Chips Ahoy Cookies
Certain packages of Chewy Chips Ahoy Cookies were recently recalled after consumers reported finding solidified ingredients in the soft and chewy treats.
Sunny Hill Nursing Home Hit with Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Sunny Hill Nursing Home recently got hit with a wrongful death lawsuit after a patient died from a fall.
Private Island Owner Arrested for Stealing from Kmart
Andrew Lippi bought an $8-million-dollar island. Then he shoplifted from Kmart.
Florida Healthcare Executive Convicted on 20 Criminal Counts
Florida healthcare executive was found guilty in one of the largest Medicare fraud cases in history.