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Legal battle pricey for county
At one time, properties owned by Reisinger had accumulated back taxes of nearly $1 million, according to court records. As of Oct. 13, there were 13 properties listed in Reisinger's name with a total of $432413 in back taxes, according to the Tax Claim
Updated: 10/23/2011 02:57A
School voucher law under scrutiny
Nelson said the intent of the law - modeled on a 1999 Florida voucher law - is to meet the needs of those few special education students who are floundering in public schools. "It provides an important option for parents, but it's not a silver-bullet
Updated: 10/23/2011 02:55A
Trash hauler threatens to sue over city's next contract
Mayor Dewey Bartlett confirmed to the Tulsa World that public relations consultants hired by TRI came to him before bids were unsealed Oct. 6 and said a lawsuit likely would be filed. TRI's bids for the 14-year contract, which will start July 31 and is
Updated: 10/23/2011 02:55A
Money down the drain
The US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Pueblo District Attorney Bill Thiebaut had no legal authority to sue Colorado Springs Utilities under the Federal Clean Water Act. Thiebaut responded that his lawsuit, nonetheless, was "worthwhile.
Updated: 10/23/2011 02:05A
34-year Maricopa County jails suit nears end
The inmates, jails and sheriff have all changed since a class-action lawsuit was filed over county jail conditions 34 years ago, but ongoing concerns kept the lawsuit alive. That legal action, which over time
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:59A
New law would help West Park project if it faces lawsuit
The environmental impact report should predict farmland loss and traffic risks caused by long trains, and lay out alternatives. Patterson and a citizens group previously sued, saying Kamilos should have produced an environmental impact report before
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:56A
Group sues over state plan
MAT-SU — An activist group in the Susitna Valley has filed a lawsuit against the state, claiming that its plan for what to do with state land in the area is not in keeping with local plans. “Basically, what we're suing over is the
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:44A
Our View: State's school funding is flawed; lawsuit may offer route to repair
Our position: The state's funding mechanism for public education was supposed to equalize funding between more than 1000 Texas school districts, but more than 200 districts are joining a lawsuit alleging the system is unfair because some districts get
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:39A
Battles to shape maps, Congress head to courts
Members of Congress scrutinize every block that is drawn in or out of their districts, as shown in emails between Texas politicians and redistricting officials that were released as part of a lawsuit. Rep. Kenny Marchant, a Republican, wrote asking
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:37A
ctwatchdog.com: Beware of 'penny auction' sites
Millions of people have actually played — most of them losing. Westport is the home of one of the largest penny auction sites, Bidcactus, which was sued recently on claims that the site is nothing more than illegal gambling.
Updated: 10/23/2011 01:32A
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