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Dozens of illegally caught fish seized in Middletown as 8 people face fisheries violations
Environmental police said eight people are facing fisheries violations after receiving reports of people taking undersized fish along the shoreline in Middleto
‘This is sloppy work’: Federal judge finds ICE officer lied in Oregon arrest report, says agency violat...
A federal judge ruled Monday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have continued to make arrests in Oregon without warrants.
Disclosure of fired general's polygraph may have violated privacy laws After a top Army general was fired t...
After a top Army general was fired this week, a Pentagon official said he had failed polygraph tests. Some attorneys say the disclosure could run afoul of privacy laws.
Protection order violations are at an all-time high in Chicago From every 911 call to every arrest and tria...
Out of the 22,400 dispatched events for protection order violations last year, only 250 offenders were convicted.
Denverites able to report VEO riders for violations in November Starting in November, people in Denver will...
Starting in November, people in Denver will be able to report VEO bike riders who are not using them correctly.
Federal judges ordered their release from Aurora’s detention center. ICE was waiting outside to re-arrest...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents re-arrested at least 17 immigrants at a detention center in Aurora, Colorado, in recent days, appearing to violate judicial orders requiring their release.
‘What happened to us was wrong:’ Bow parents win First Amendment fight over protesting transgender athl...
The day before the Bow girls’ soccer team plays in the state championship, several parents settled their free speech lawsuit against the school district and will be allowed to wear “XX” armbands on the...
ACPD, JGPD and TCSO police reports Oct. 19-29
Multiple arrests in Alexander City and nearby areas involved charges such as possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and open container violations, reflecting a focus on substance-related offenses in re...
After $5.6M in fines, Apopka finally settles for $30K in residential code enforcement case
Just over 1,000 feet from Apopka City Hall are five small residential units that over the course of nine years amassed millions of dollars of code violations, including for abandoned cars, broken windows, da...
DTE, Consumers sue to block ‘money out of politics’ proposal approved by voters
Michigan’s biggest utility companies are suing to block implementation of Proposal 2, arguing voter-approved restrictions on political giving violate free speech rights.
Consumers Energy, DTE sue to block Michigan's new voter-approved 'Money out of politics' campaign law
The utilities say the voter-approved ban on their campaign contributions violates the First and 14th Amendments and are asking a federal judge to stop enforcement.
Cedar City fugitive accused of cutting off ankle monitor arrested in Santa Clara
A Cedar City man wanted for a parole violation was arrested in Santa Clara after allegedly cutting off his ankle monitor and fleeing the Provo area, prompting a fugitive apprehension
Idaho Supreme Court hears Lori Vallow's appeal on Sixth Amendment grounds
Lori Vallow Daybell’s attorney argued before the Idaho Supreme Court that removing her chosen lawyer during her 2023 murder trial violated her Sixth Amendment rights and warrants overturning her conviction...
Victoria Area Restaurant Inspections: Oct. 22-28, 2026; 6 with zero demerits 7 MIN READ
The Victoria County Public Health Department Environmental Health Division inspects places where food is served in Victoria, DeWitt, Jackson and Calhoun counties. In the inspection reports, each violation in...
Sirens: Centralia man jailed for child molestation; intoxicated driver found in running vehicle; juvenile s...
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Arrests • Carcione Rabang, 26, Centralia, was arrested in the 1000 block of South Pearl Street at about 1:59 p.m. Oct. 31 for allegedly violating a domestic …
Australia's highest court hears challenges to social media ban for children
Australia's highest court is hearing challenges to a law banning children younger than 16 from social media. The law that took effect last year targets platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. A Sydne...
Idaho Supreme Court hears Lori Vallow Daybell’s appeal of murder convictions
The Idaho Supreme Court heard competing arguments over whether removing Lori Vallow Daybell’s chosen attorney violated her constitutional rights as she seeks to overturn her murder and conspiracy convictions.
Pueblo deputies recover drugs, ammunition during traffic stop
A woman stopped for a traffic violation by Pueblo County deputies on Saturday morning was eventually arrested after allegedly possessing “drug paraphernalia” in plain view, according to a news release by...
Tougher Missouri fines aren’t stopping drivers from speeding past school buses, district warns
It’s been two months since Missouri toughened penalties for drivers passing a stopped school bus, but Platte County School District is still seeing violations pile up just as they did years prior.
Judge temporarily shuts down South Side bar Capo’s after latest violent incident
The Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office Monday won a temporary closure of Capo’s, a controversial South Side bar repeatedly marred by violence and already operating under tight scrutiny b...
Oregon / Northwest
A federal judge found ICE repeatedly violated an order limiting warrantless arrests in Oregon and ordered the agency to disclose records and body camera footage for civil immigration arrests statewide.
Santa Fe-area food service inspections, Sept. 14-20
Violations of the New Mexico Food Code are often corrected on-site during an inspection. Some require reinspection within three business days.
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Top Trump Officials Are Hitting the Campaign Trail Ahead of the Midterms. Are They Allowed To?
Legal experts and advocacy groups contend that in seeking to boost Republicans ahead of the midterms, members of the Administration have violated a decades-old law.