Fight over Dallas short-term rental ban heads to Texas Supreme Court
The saga of a Dallas ordinance banning short-term rental properties in neighborhoods could soon come to an end, as the case heads to the Texas Supreme Court later this year.
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Houston City Council to vote on tightening rules on corporate tax breaks
Houston City Council is set to vote Wednesday on an ordinance that would turn vague company promises tied to tax breaks into enforceable requirements.
Flávio Bolsonaro flees Brazil through Argentina and is expected to land in Miami
Bolsonaro is under investigation by Brazil’s Supreme Court for alleged corruption, money laundering and tax evasion in two cases. The court had ordered...
MBTA Commuter Rail riders stranded on dark train before walking along tracks
Dan Brogan said the hourslong ordeal on the Providence Line of the MBTA Commuter Rail left passengers in the dark before they had to walk along tracks.
Shelter in place lifted in Salem, NH, but search continues for escaped prisoner
Salem police say the shelter-in-place order is lifted, but the search continues for escaped inmate Daquhan Cromer. Report any suspicious activity.
Where in the world is Flávio Bolsonaro?
Brazil's former presidential candidate is reportedly headed to the United States, days after Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered him to surrender his passports.
Glenn Beck: The far left just overplayed its hand — and it's about to backfire
Glenn argues that chaos is part of a broader ideological struggle and that ordinary citizens are starting to wake up.
Judge finds L.A.’s top federal prosecutor is unlawfully serving, bars him from two cases
The judge barred Bill Essayli from overseeing two prosecutions but delayed the order’s effect, leaving his leadership of the L.A. office under a legal cloud.
Hanceville council at odds over city’s hiring process
The city of Hanceville may have, at least temporarily, resolved controversial proposed updates to its vehicle use policy on Thursday, Oct. 22. Still, discussion over another set of ordinances to […]
$44 million online charter school fraud trial begins in federal court
Phillip Holden began Tuesday. Holden is one of the leaders of the Indiana Virtual School accused of inflating enrollment figures in order to siphon per-pupil funding from Indiana.
Little Rock city director taking second pass at police surveillance measure
A Little Rock city director will ask the board Tuesday to reconsider his ordinance outlining additional transparency measures for Little Rock Police Department's use of surveillance technology, a measure tha...
San Diego City Council passes a temporary moratorium on data centers
Acting on an executive order from San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, the city council approved a 45-day moratorium on data centers citywide.
Late country singer John Anderson’s ‘Seminole Wind’ named Florida’s official anthem
Gov. Ron DeSantis issued an executive order Tuesday designating late Florida native and country music hitmaker John Anderson’s “Seminole Wind” as the official anthem of the state.
Texas recount rules: What happens if an election race is close?
With Election Day one week away, a close race could leave voters wondering whether Texas automatically orders a recount.
Trump insists East Potomac Park renovation will continue after judge extends injunction
Hours after a federal judge agreed to extend an order blocking plans to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links, Trump took to social media to say the plans would...
Permanent round-the-world cruise residents told to disembark as ship stops
Villa Vie Odyssey passengers have been ordered to disembark in Cambodia after the company suspended its continuous round-the-world voyage, blaming soaring fuel costs it says have been driven by conflict in t...
Putin’s War on Abortion Meets His War in Ukraine
Putin ordered the government to ensure search engines prioritize pregnancy support websites on searches for abortion services.
US Supreme Court denies immigration judges the power to shelve deportation cases
The Supreme Court's decision, issued as a brief, one-sentence order, did not offer any explanation, as is common when it handles emergency requests. None of the justices publicly dissented from decision.
Jury finds former Anne Carlsen Center employee did not sexually abuse a minor
Judge Troy LeFevre ordered the claims made against the Anne Carlsen Center to be dismissed with prejudice.
Charles P. Weingarten
Charles Paul Weingarten was born on September 8, 1949, in Fargo, ND to Catherine Joyce (Nelson) and Dr. Jerome Selwyn Weingarten, M.D. He grew up in Detroit, MI and Phoenix, AZ, the eldest of nine children....
Portsmouth City Council tables campground fee proposal
Portsmouth City Council tabled a proposed riverfront campground fee ordinance Monday as members debated operating costs, rental rates and how to balance revenue with keeping the campground accessible to resi...
Ex-NBA Star Paul Pierce ‘Drowning Financially,’ Struggling to Pay Monthly Bills
Paul Pierce claims he is "tapped out" financially while trying to keep up with his court-ordered support payments ... due to him no longer receiving income from Fox Sports ... TMZ has learned.
Why aren't more people getting lung scans?
The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance ordered Geico to issue more than $10.5 million in refunds to thousands of customers who were overcharged for their insurance or did not receive proper notif...
ICE used a warehouse in NJ. Locals are ‘frustrated’ by Sherrill’s response.
A councilmember and immigration activists criticized the governor for not doing more after ICE seemingly admitted to violating a court order.