Author: Benjamin Wermund
A federal judge called the law, known as SB4, “unconstitutional” but said his ruling was unlikely to come out before the law takes effect on Friday.Read More
Kemp signed Senate Bill 220, known as the “Putting Georgia’s Patients First Act,” on Tuesday to expand access to medical cannabis in the state.Read More
The law, which gives state law enforcement and judges a role in immigration enforcement, is set to go into effect in two days.Read More
The law, which gives state law enforcement and judges a role in immigration enforcement, is set to go into effect in two days.Read More
A federal judge appeared likely on Wednesday to dismiss a lawsuit President Donald Trump’s administration filed challenging a Boston ordinance that restricts police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.Read More
West Ada will send a bill to the union for any activity conducted on contract hours.Read More
Recent data shows that judges in MultCo are ruling more in favor of civil commitment, but behavioral unit investigators have no increased case filings.Read More
R5 High School 2026 graduation at Stocker Stadium on May 12, 2026Read More
The summer before my high school senior year, I attended the Oklahoma Institute for Diversity in Journalism summer camp. After spending the week building friendships and taking classes, I publishedRead More
The Empire State Trail spans 750 miles, connecting Manhattan to Canada and Buffalo to Albany. A new 200-mile extension to Montauk will provide safer, greener travel options for Long Island.Read More