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After nearly 12 years and several spin-offs, the original Law & Order is coming back to TV. And it's bringing a fan favorite back with it. Jack McCoy is back! And in the first teaser of the revival (below), we see Sam Waterston in full McCoy mode — reprising the role he played for 16 seasons — and doling out some advice. "It's okay to play the hero," McCoy says, "as long as you win." In a...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexico wants to help more people get access to behavioral health services to combat mental stress brought on by the ongoing pandemic. The state is eliminating copays for mental health services to ensure people can seek treatment as they cope with uncertainty, anxiety and grief. "Not only have they lost loved ones to this pandemic but also we sort of lost this idea of w...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – A Tennessee lawmaker is proposing a new law that would reimburse accused killers if it’s proven they acted in self-defense and were acquitted of the charges against them. Rep. Bruce Griffey (R) of House District 75 has dubbed the bill “Kyle’s Law,” in honor of Kyle Rittenhouse, the Wisconsin teen who shot and killed two people during a protest in Kenosha but was late...

(WEAU) MADISON, Wis. (WEAU) - An Eau Claire woman shared her story Thursday with state lawmakers, telling them how an insurance practice she hopes to ban created an extra burden while she was battling breast cancer. Koreen Holmes was in the midst of treatments in 2021 at the Prevea Cancer Center at HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital when she had to take on another fight, her insurance company. Her in...

Tennessee's exclusionary adoption law originated with firebrand Republicans  Knoxville News Sentinel

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a request from abortion providers in Texas that a federal judge be allowed to take prompt action on their challenge to a state law that bans most abortions after six weeks. The practical effect of the order, the three liberal justices wrote in dissent, was to let the law stay in place indefinitely. “This case is a disaster for the rule of la...

Ballardo was booked on numerous charges, including terrorism and aggravated assault on officers with a deadly weapon. EL MIRAGE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) — An El Mirage man is facing more than three dozen charges after investigators said he shot at law enforcement at least five times in a span of nearly five months. Thankfully, no one was hurt. The Department of Public Safety said the shooting spree in...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Artemis Rayford was 12 years old when he wrote a letter last year to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, expressing concern about a new state law that allows most adults to legally carry a gun without a permit. “I am a sixth-grader at Sherwood Middle School, and it is my opinion that this new law will be bad, and people will be murdered,” Artemis wrote the governor. His prediction came ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) — Artemis Rayford was 12-years-old when he wrote a letter last year to Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, expressing concern about a new state law that allows most adults to legally carry a gun without a permit. “I am a sixth-grader at Sherwood Middle School, and it is my opinion that this new law will be bad, and people will be murdered,” Artemis wrote the governor. His predi...

A former Vermont lawmaker died last week using a medical aid-in-dying law that he helped pass nearly nine years earlier, before his terminal diagnosis. Willem Jewett (D), who served two years as House majority leader from 2013 to 2014, died Jan. 12 at his home in Ripton, Vt. He was 58. Jewett’s palliative-care doctor confirmed to the Vermont-based digital news outlet VTDigger that he died usi...