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Bill shielding suicide media, autopsy reports from public records request advances
‘It’s our responsibility to limit the tragedy.’
Daily Archives: December 13, 2023
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Testimony ends in Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial, but the verdict isn’t expected until next month
James’ lawsuit accuses Trump, his company and key executives of deceiving banks and insurers by giving them financial statements that padded the ex-President’s wealth by billions of dollars.
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Legislation advances that would weaken local government control over vacation rentals
Nick DiCeglie’s bill attempts to quiet the outrage over online rentals in residential neighborhoods.
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Plaintiffs in a Georgia redistricting case are asking a judge to reject new Republican-proposed maps
Plaintiffs argue that new maps fail to meet a court order to comply with the Voting Rights Act.
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Michigan prosecutors to outline case against false Donald Trump electors in first hearing
Investigators say the group met at the Michigan GOP headquarters on Dec. 14, 2020, and signed a document falsely stating they were the state’s ‘duly elected and qualified electors.’
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Kentucky woman seeking court approval for abortion learned her embryo no longer has cardiac activity
According to court documents, Jane Doe had a medical appointment Dec. 8 — after the lawsuit was filed — where no cardiac activity was discovered after an ultrasound was performed.
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Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear denounces politics of division at start of 2nd term in Kentucky
Beshear was officially sworn in for another term shortly after midnight — a Bluegrass State ritual every four years to ensure continuity at the head of state government.
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Dassault Falcon Jet announces $100 million expansion in Little Rock, including 800 more jobs
Aerospace and aviation is the state’s top export, according to the Arkansas Economic Development Commission.
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Georgia and Alabama propose a deal to settle their water war over the Chattahoochee River
Ultimately, fear that Atlanta’s ever-growing population would suck up all the upstream water and leave little for uses downstream has driven almost 25 years of litigation over water use.
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North Carolina officer who repeatedly struck woman during arrest gets 40-hour suspension
‘Fourteen strikes to the female’s leg came after her hands were behind her back.’