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Buckeye Institute proposes reforms for affordable Ohio healthcare
Columbus, OH – The Buckeye Institute has released a new policy report titled "How to Make Ohio Healthcare More Affordable: A Public Policy Guide."
Attorney General probes Tyson Foods over employment practices
Amid concerns about the influx of illegal aliens and "legal migrants" into local communities, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has taken action by issuing a civil investigative demand (CID) to Tyson Foods in Logansport.
Attorney General calls for termination of NOPD consent decree citing financial burden
Attorney General Murrill has submitted a public comment letter urging Federal Judge Susie Morgan to address the City of New Orleans' motions to terminate the NOPD consent decree.
Former NYC pharmacy owner sentenced for multimillion-dollar Medicaid fraud targeting HIV patients
New York Attorney General Letitia James has announced the sentencing of Aftab Hussain, a former pharmacy owner, for his involvement in a Medicaid fraud scheme that targeted low-income HIV patients.
Nevada AG releases 'Know Your Rights' guides for immigrants and employers
Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford has announced the release of two "Know Your Rights" documents aimed at informing immigrants and their employers about their legal rights.
Buckeye Institute raises concerns over Ohio House Bill 505's impact on pharmacy costs
On Wednesday, The Buckeye Institute provided written testimony to the Ohio House Insurance Committee regarding Ohio House Bill 505.
Arizona court orders $3.8 million restitution for Medicaid fraud
Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced the conclusion of a criminal case involving Ariell Olivia Dix, who has been ordered by the court to pay $3,863,036.15 in restitution.
Maryland circuit courts celebrate National Adoption Day with statewide events
Maryland's circuit courts are set to host adoption proceedings and family celebrations across the state in recognition of National Adoption Day on November 23, 2024.
Ohio Supreme Court allows Ohio Edison to use herbicides under power lines
The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that Ohio Edison is permitted to use herbicides to clear vegetation from under its power lines, despite objections from local landowners.
Vermont trooper cleared in fatal shooting of armed suspect
The Vermont Attorney General's Office has completed its review of the officer-involved shooting that took place on June 12, 2024, in Orange, Vermont.
Violence Against Women Tribal Consultation focuses on unity and data-driven solutions
On the second day of the 19th Annual Government-to-Government Violence Against Women Tribal Consultation, Director Rosie Hidalgo addressed participants with a message of gratitude and commitment.
Texas lab owner charged with $79M healthcare fraud
The owner of a Texas laboratory has been charged in connection with a $79 million fraud scheme involving respiratory pathogen panel (RPP) testing.
Chittenden County residents plead guilty in Medicaid fraud case
The Attorney General’s Office has announced that Amy Trela, 48, and Alicia Russell, 30, both from Chittenden County, Vermont, have pled guilty to charges of theft through false pretenses.
Supreme Court petition gains broad support in Oklahoma Title X funding case
Attorney General Gentner Drummond's appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court for the restoration of Oklahoma's Title X funding has garnered significant backing.
Attorney General Moody provides tips on avoiding utility scams in Florida
Attorney General Ashley Moody has issued guidance to help Floridians avoid utility scams as part of Utility Scam Awareness Day.
Courthouses in multiple counties closed on November 20
Benson, Bottineau, McKenzie, Cavalier, Eddy, Pembina, Renville, Nelson, Ramsey, and Wells County courthouses are closed today.
Federal jury convicts Edward Kelley for conspiracy to murder FBI employees
Edward Kelley, a 35-year-old resident of Maryville, Tennessee, has been found guilty by a federal jury in the Eastern District of Tennessee.
Organized retail theft ring members charged with multiple felonies in South Florida
Attorney General Ashley Moody's Office of Statewide Prosecution has charged three individuals in connection with an organized retail theft ring in South Florida.
Attorney General Hilgers Co-Leads 18-State Coalition Fighting Crypto Regulatory Overreach
Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced that Nebraska and Kentucky are co-leading an 18-state coalition challenge to the Biden-Harris Administration’s unlawful and sweeping regulations of cryptocurrency.
Honduran men convicted for role in international human smuggling conspiracy
Two Honduran men have been found guilty by a federal jury for their involvement in a scheme to smuggle individuals from Honduras into the United States.