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SPONSORED: Why you need a Power of Attorney A power of attorney is a legal document that allows decisions to be made on your behalf regarding your financial and healthcare matters. Someone you trust and appoint will oversee your important life decisions from paying bills to advising on healthcare if you are unable to do so. There are a couple of different powers of attorney that you will need...

Loveland Police Department arrests Thursday 3:29 p.m. In the 1000 block of East Eisenhower Boulevard, a 54-year-old Loveland man on suspicion of theft by receiving totaling $2,000-$4,999. 3:29 p.m. In the 1000 block of East Eisenhower Boulevard, a 21-year-old Loveland man on suspicion of violation of bail bond conditions and theft by receiving totaling $2,000-$4,999. 8:49 p.m. In the 2200 bl...

(WJHL) — A federal law going into effect on Jan. 1 is meant to cut down on surprise medical expenses and safeguard millions from unexpected medical bills. The No Surprises Act is part of legislation meant to protect patients who unknowingly receive care that is not covered by their insurance. In many cases, an out-of-network provider can charge patients for the difference between what the pro...

More law enforcement agencies turning to private crime labs, Oktibbeha Co. Sheriff's Dept. says it's a 'stopgap'  WCBI

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Starting in January landlords must abide by a new law warning renters of the potential flood risk for a property. The bill authored by Texas Representative Armando Walle was signed by Gov. Greg Abbott this summer. "All we want to do is empower communities, empower tenants of their rights and one of those rights is a warning that this particular home was flooded in the...

Social media apps are shown on a smartphone in this file photo. Social media usage can be harmful for the adolescent population. Here’s how lawmakers can help. Boyle, Ph.D., is a lecturer in the Department of Cognitive Science at UC San Diego and a graduate student in the Master of Public Health program at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University. She lives in Carlsb...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — After 52 years in law enforcement, Allegheny County Sheriff Bill Mullen is stepping down. He will soon be succeeded by Chief Deputy Kevin Kraus. But as he prepares to retire, Mullen looked back on his career and gave KDKA’s Andy Sheehan his insight on the future of policing in America. READ MORE: Sheriff Bill Mullen can’t drive a nail or work a power tool, but he was born...

Illegal temporary tags confiscated in Austin (Travis County Constable Pct. 3) AUSTIN (KXAN) — Deputy Constable Connor Emens is on the hunt. “I’ll make between 15-20 traffic stops” a day for fraudulent paper license plates, Emens says, before being interrupted. “Go ahead and run it for me,” Sgt. Jose Escribano tells him over the radio. Emens and Escribano, driving in separate cars, are scannin...

'I Am Vanessa Guillén Act' signed by Biden. (Source: Family photo/KWTX/Gray News) FORT HOOD, Texas (KWTX) - President Joe Biden on Monday signed into law the $770 billion National Defense Authorization Act for 2022, a defense spending bill which included portions of the “I Am Vanessa Guillen” Act drafted in the wake of the brutal murder of a soldier stationed at Fort Hood. The NDAA authorizes...

first right refusal East Palo Alto City Council members were on the defense after an outcry from the real estate industry and homeowners over a proposed ordinance that would give tenants of single-family homes and nonprofits the right of first refusal on the home if the landlord wants to sell it. Over the past six weeks, council has been flooded with comments at meetings, social media posts, ...