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US Sec of Labor Marty Walsh speaks about the bipartisan infrastructure law at Springfield's Union Station. Also pictured (l-r) are Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno. US Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA1), Chicopee Mayor John Vieau, Walsh, West Springfield Mayor William Reichelt. At Union Station, Walsh meets with area mayors, planners, labor leaders A member of President Joe Biden’s cabinet was in wes...

Storing materials in the Cloud is always a better idea right up until it isn’t. It saves on paper and provides innumerable security advantages, but if the system lacks the proper redundancies, the vagaries of modern computing can leave you staring at a bare cupboard in the middle of your law school finals. In that scenario, you would expect the law school to call a halt to everything while th...

A major law enforcement operation in the South Bay has uncovered an alleged theft and resale ring involving catalytic converters. San Jose police along with the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office concluded Operation Cat Scratch Thiever. They arrested 15 suspects and recovered 1,000 catalytic converters that they believe were stolen from across the Bay Area. Police also confiscated ...

From left: Officer Barker repelling down to save the dog; Jessie Lee safe and sound after her thrilling rescue. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A Colorado pup is back with her family after finding herself in a hairy situation. “Our Animal Law Enforcement team received a call about a possible dog stuck on a cliff that was overlooking Fountain Creek,” said Cody Costra with the Humane Society o...

The White House will be relying on two women in newly created roles to help lead the implementation of President Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure plan; it announced the appointments of Katie Thompson and Winnie Stachelberg to departments that are central to the measure, which was signed into law in November. Thompson will serve as the director of bipartisan infrastructure law implementation...

Photo by: Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Wyandotte County Sheriff Donald Ash has retired after serving in the role for nearly 13 years. The 68-year-old was reelected to the position twice and served three terms from 2009 to present. Ash is a Kansas City, Kansas, native, according to a release, and began his law enforcement career at the Kansas City, Kansas, Police Depart...

New York lawyers who primarily practice elsewhere can join a firm with nonlawyer ownership, the state bar said, relaxing the state’s law firm ownership rule. The New York State Bar Association’s Dec. 7 opinion follows a 2020 New York City Bar opinion allowing lawyers to enter into an ongoing business relationship with a law firm with nonlawyer owners, subject to certain conditions. The bar “w...

A lawyer for former President Trump's ex-chief of staff Mark Meadows sent a letter to the House select committee investigating Jan. 6 on Monday, arguing that a referral to hold his client in contempt would be "contrary to law." In a letter obtained by NBC News, George J. Terwilliger, the attorney for Meadows, argued that a "good-faith invocation of executive privilege and testimonial immunity...

Stretching the trajectory of Moore’s Law takes quite a bit more than finding new ways to fit more transistors on future devices. There is a balancing act for all aspects of a system, from interconnects and memory, and beyond. Further, there is little reinventing of wheels – the next wave of innovation means developing novel technologies across the board, which is why Intel’s Components Resear...

Deputy City Attorney Arianne Slay addresses the Ann Arbor City Council on Dec. 6, 2021. CTN ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor officials are beginning to approve a series of ordinance changes as part of a broader criminal justice reform effort in the city. Deputy City Attorney Arianne Slay, who oversees criminal prosecutions for the city, is leading the initiative and brought the first two ordinance r...