A federal judge approved funding for the testing but ruled she lacked authority to order prison officials to transport him for the scans.

Erin Peckinpaugh says John Hensley harassed her and eventually fired her before she could return from maternity leave after she and her partner had a child.

More than three dozen voting laws passed in Republican-controlled states are taking effect for the first time this year.

The First Step Act was a significant rewrite of federal sentencing laws. It reduced some lengthy mandatory minimum sentences, particularly for nonviolent drug crimes.

The judge informed attorneys in the case and refused to consider the correspondence. Ex parte communications are unauthorized because they don’t involve all legal parties.

The case stems from an altercation between Sanchez and Perry Tole that occurred shortly after midnight on Oct. 4, 2025.

What happens when the next state policy expands beyond sexual education instruction and includes parameters to curricula on race, discrimination, social justice or controversial health or science ...

A search of clothing dropped off at the detention center revealed about 180 strips of Suboxone wrapped in plastic wrap sewn between layers of fabric in a pair of pants.

Plaintiff Hallie Becht’s lawsuit says she eventually resigned and "was left to choose between expressing milk as her body and her child required and keeping her job." ...

According to the NFL's brief, on the first Sunday of this season, more than half of the trading volume on prediction markets — $1.8 billion out of $3.3 billion total — was related to the league.

A deceased woman's estate is suing St. Joseph County for more than $7,000 in surplus funds from a tax sale. The estate claims it is for unpaid child support.

Patient Frank Campbell Jr. says in his lawsuit that Lilly didn't do enough to warn about severe side effects that can come from its products.