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The White Hall and Greene County community lost two members of its law enforcement community this past week. Claudia Fischer was a dispatcher for the White Hall Police Department, starting in 1997. She retired from the position in 2016. Fischer passed away on Thursday at the age of 74. Current Greene County Sheriff Rob McMillen says that Fischer was one of the dispatchers that was serving the...

Students and Charles W. Dahlquist II participate in a mock trial class. During the 2021 Fall Semester, the Utah Valley University Healthcare Administration Program partnered with Kirton McConkie law firm to provide an exceptional engaged-learning opportunity for students in the program. Kirton McConkie designed and introduced a semester-long course on healthcare law. This initiative was led b...

The William Mattar 4 Code Blue campaign raises awareness for Code Blue homeless shelters throughout our community. (THIS STORY IS SPONSORED BY THE WILLIAM MATTAR LAW OFFICES) The William Mattar 4 Code Blue campaign raises awareness for Code Blue homeless shelters throughout our community. You can find out more about the 4 Code Blue Campaign and all of the other community programs William Ma...

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania (Photo Credit: Borough of Chambersburg) CHAMBERSBURG – The council of this central Pennsylvania borough (town) will meet on Monday, January 24 for a likely vote to repeal an ordinance passed this last October that safeguards residents against discrimination based on their sexual orientation, ethnicity or gender identity. Opposition to the ordinance is led by newly i...

NEW YORK (WETM) – A Cornell Law professor is filing a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of New York State’s guidelines to prioritize “non-white” individuals for the COVID-19 anti-viral pill. In late December, the New York State Department of Health announced the distribution of the new COVID-19 anti-viral pill, but because of a limited supply, distribution guidance called for ...

HUTCHINSON — Twenty-three new law enforcement officers graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center on Jan. 14 at a ceremony held in KLETC’s Integrity Auditorium south of Hutchinson. Officer William Butrum of the Baldwin City Police Department was the graduating class president. The speaker for the ceremony was Darrell Atteberry, chief of police for the Bel Aire Police Department...

NEW YORK (WETM) – A Cornell Law professor is filing a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of New York State’s guidelines to prioritize “non-white” individuals for the COVID-19 anti-viral pill. In late December, the New York State Department of Health announced the distribution of the new COVID-19 anti-viral pill, but because of a limited supply, distribution guidance called for ...

ROSEN, A LEADING LAW FIRM, Encourages KE Holdings Inc. Investors With Losses Exceeding $100K to Secure Counsel Before Important February 28 Deadline in Securities Class Action - BEKE  KPVI News 6

If you do a search across the internet for “No bacon in California,” you will find stories dating back at least a year. And if you search for the most recent stories, you’ll discover those chickens — or piggies — might be coming home to roost. Well, in the case of piggies, they may not be coming home, at least not to California, at all. Because, yes, that appears to be a real thing. They are ...

The debate surrounding critical race theory (CRT) nearly jeopardized a Black charter school in San Antonio, Texas from opening. Essence Preparatory Charter School is a school designed with its predominantly Black and brown students in mind. “We want to create a space where Black and brown students will not only be stable but can thrive,” said the school’s CEO and founder, Akeem Brown, 29. Bro...