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Diamond Dirt: Can't we just have baseball and be happy?
And I can honestly tell you that having our Hannibal Cavemen and our beloved Clemens Field caught in the middle of serious financial lawsuit is one of them. I understand there's a business side to baseball, but it shouldn't have to fall into this
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:58A
Spring resident accuses neighbor of gun slinging, stone throwing
Spring resident John Moore filed a lawsuit on Nov. 8 in Harris County District Court against Spring residents Lowery Nabb and Helen Gard, citing assault and negligence. Moore says on Jan. 30 he decided to install two game cameras on his property after
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:58A
The Obama administration's e-mail trail
The documents, obtained pursuant to Judicial Watch's original July 14, 2011, Freedom of Information Act request and subsequent lawsuit, include internal correspondence amongst NLRB attorneys discussing the Boeing lawsuit. Among the highlights: * On
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:54A
Couple sues ex-daughter-in-law over unreturned property
Joe Steele, Jr. and Page Steele filed a lawsuit on Nov. 4 in Harris County District Court against Stacey Rene Golden Wells, of Bellaire, citing conversion. The Steeles say that while Well was married to their son, they loaned her a variety of items,
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:54A
Point Park settles lawsuit for $1.4 million
New details have emerged about the lawsuit settled a week ago, filed by a former employee of Point Park University who alleged financial aid misconduct and a subsequent cover-up last year, including that the university settled out of court for $1.4
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:50A
Michigan Senate approves health exchange measure
But they also don't want the federal government to take over the program if Michigan does not act. Republican Attorney General Bill Schuette has joined a lawsuit challenging federal health care changes. Many Republican senators support that lawsuit.
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:49A
Injured woman seeks $27M from city of Bellingham
(AP) — A Whatcom County Superior Court jury began deliberating Wednesday in a lawsuit in which lawyers are seeking $27 million from the city of Bellingham for a fall at a park that paralyzed a young woman. Katti Hofstetter was 16 in 2005 when she
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:47A
Supreme Court rules 2006 talks with ETA not unlawful
Spain's Supreme Court (TS) has shelved a lawsuit brought by far-right trade union 'Manos Limpias' ("clean hands") against the president of the Basque Socialist Party (PSE) Jesus Eguiguren, and the spokesman of the General Council of Judiciary,
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:47A
Quebec union faces class action for wildcat strike
One of Quebec's largest union federations is the target of a possible class action lawsuit stemming from last month's shutdown of construction sites across the province. Members of two union federations including the Fdration des travailleurs du
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:45A
Lawsuit over Arts Center of North Texas property drags on
Attorneys for the Arts Center of North Texas are asking a Collin County judge to throw out a lawsuit claiming the land for the arts center was never actually donated to the group. The lawsuit was filed in May by Jack
Updated: 11/10/2011 11:43A
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