SACRAMENTO — A California sheriff cannot investigate claims of illegal vote counting in his county, unless the state Attorney General gives him permission to do so, the state high court has ruled.
LEWISTON, Idaho - The Idaho Supreme Court this week issued an opinion with a strong warning for advocates about the use of artificial intellig…
PHILADELPHIA – A Pennsylvania appeals court has affirmed dismissal of cyberbullying claims made by Dog the Bounty Hunter and others against tr…
CHARLESTON – The parents of a 6-year-old Mary Ingles Elementary kindergartener claim the boy was allowed to leave school unsupervised in Augus…
ST. LOUIS — A Tennessee woman has filed a federal lawsuit against two Taylor Farms companies, alleging she contracted a parasitic infection af…
CHARLESTON – The mother of a Parkersburg man claims city police officers repeatedly failed to obtain mental health assistance during a March 2…
