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Brandon University strike -- Province weighs in as pupil ponders lawsuit
If enough students sign on, it could turn into a class-action lawsuit. “We want to get to class and we have a list of details we will take (university president Deborah Poff) to court on and we will win, and she will be very sad by the end of it,” said
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:14A
Appeasing the right
As Postmedia News reported on Friday, the fight over the future of the CWB got uglier this week with another lawsuit, another ad campaign and accusations the federal government is ramming through legislation before farmers can be heard.
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:14A
Second NC redistricting lawsuit filed
The two lawsuits make similar allegations: The boundaries approved in July by the legislature for the state House, Senate and congressional delegation illegally cluster black voters to decrease their overall electoral power statewide and divide
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:12A
Big Jesse no longer a patriot
Jesse Ventura is so upset by a judge's ruling on an airport-security lawsuit that he filed against the federal government in January that he says he plans to apply for dual citizenship -- so that he can spend more time in his beloved Mexico.
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:11A
Verdict in Saint Al's, MRI lawsuit could impact the entire Treasure Valley
The case has already risen to the Idaho Supreme Court, which in 2009 overturned a $63.5 million jury decision — corrected by a judge to $36 million — against the hospital. The Supreme Court sent the case back to District Court for a do-over.
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:04A
Civil Service System hangs in balance on Dearborn ballot
Dearborn residents will decide Tuesday whether to repeal the city's Civil Service System, a vote that also will determine the outcome of a resident's lawsuit that sought to have the proposal taken off the ballot or rendered useless.
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:02A
Correctional officers await outcome of bid to stop prison privatization
Joseph La Belle/Democrat Thousands of correctional officers across South Florida are in a "panic" — not knowing if they will have jobs, lose their homes or have to move — because of state plans to privatize prisons across South Florida,
Updated: 11/05/2011 01:01A
Texas redistricting battle as messy as predicted
To compensate for the shorter registration period and possible changes to the maps the Legislature approved in this year's session, the court is allowing potential candidates and challengers to run in the district of their choice, provided they move in
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:55A
Cavemen's former ownership group facing lawsuit; current ownership says it won
The bank wants to foreclose on the land west of Clemens Field that has been developed since Owens and Hemond bought the field as part of Hannibal Sport and Entertainment LLC. Hemond forms one half of Hannibal Cavemen Baseball LLC -- the team's new
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:49A
Another lawsuit alleges sexual abuse by local priests
By The Examiner staff - localnews@examiner.net A Southwest Missouri man filed a lawsuit this week accusing three Roman Catholic priests of sexually abusing him when he was between the ages of 9 and 12. Joe Eldred, 40, who lives near Springfield,
Updated: 11/05/2011 12:45A
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