Author: Katrina Markel

“It needs to change.” A family is speaking out about Iowa law after DOT worker’s death leads to a probation sentence. Neola man, Matthew Dickerson, was struck and killed by a UPS truck in 2024.Read More

The federal government is suing Milwaukee over a city ordinance that bans law enforcement from wearing masks, directed at limiting the actions of ICE.Read More

The Brazilian government on Thursday rejected the tariffs imposed by the ​United States on the South American nation and another ‌59 trading partners related to forced labor, calling the move “arbitrary” and “unjustified.”Read More

An Oregon Department of Justice official said the resolution does not supersede state law and that the agency will monitor the county for compliance.Read More

Under Tri-Share, each of the three parties — the parent, the employer, and the state — covers one-third of the childcare cost.Read More

The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into five medical schools, including Saint Louis University, over allegations of racial discrimination in their admissions practices.Read More

Now more than 24 hours after a murder suspect brought Interstate 75 to a standstill in Lee County, questions remain not only about the criminal investigationRead More

A recently enacted New York law mandates that companies disclose when an ad includes a “synthetic performer” in place of a human actor.Read More

It zigzagged through much of Huntington’s Southside community.Read More

MARION, Va. (WJHL) — Appalachian Center for Hope and Fairview Housing announced Thursday that Marion Lifestyle Recovery at Appalachian Center for Hope has received its full Virginia licensure. The …Read More