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A spotted white and brown dog was in its element to a property owner’s dismay, when it reportedly spent 25 minutes barking at squirrels up a tree in their yard. The dog didn’t have a collar and the owner told the Kalispell Police Department they didn’t know who it belonged to. A homeless man, possibly looking to brighten someone’s day instead got banned from a property when he was found dumps...

Money & the Law: Dogs, drugs and the right to privacy  Colorado Springs Gazette

Ask Amy for Dec. 12: Widow feels left out of in-law's bequest  Kenosha News

Dr Rebecca Gomperts made waves providing abortion in international waters around the world. Now she’s prepared to help American women It’s Sunday morning, less than a week after the US supreme court signaled that it was ready to pave the way for new restrictions on abortion rights in the US, and I’m on the phone with a Dutch abortion provider who has watched the proceedings from half a world ...

Jones: System doles out law and order, not necessarily justice  telegraphherald.com

FILE - California Gov. Gavin Newsom addresses reporters after beating back the recall that aimed to remove him from office, at the John L. Burton California Democratic Party headquarters in Sacramento, Calif., Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021. Newsom on Saturday, Dec. 11 pledged to empower private citizens to enforce a ban on the manufacture and sale assault weapons in the state, citing the same autho...

Angered by the U.S. Supreme Court decision to continue allowing private citizens to sue Texas abortion providers, Gov. Gavin Newsom of California on Saturday called for a similar law giving ordinary residents legal standing to file lawsuits against purveyors of restricted firearms. “SCOTUS is letting private citizens in Texas sue to stop abortion?!” Mr. Newsom, a Democrat, tweeted. “If that’s...

I made sure to visit and call my late-husband’s parents regularly. I consider them family. My own father died when I was young, so my father-in-law was my “Pop-pop.” My mother-in-law died six years ago, but my father-in-law and I continued to call each other on Sundays. I enjoyed our conversations. His eldest child was the executor and said that his dad had recently changed his will, giving o...

Fifteen men have been convicted in Nebraska this year under the habitual criminal enhancement, which statistics show is used more often in rural counties and on defendants of color. The numbers unearthed by the Journal Star’s Andrew Wegley in his investigation of Nebraska’s habitual criminal convictions are shocking but hardly surprising. A total of 146 people are now incarcerated under the e...

Ongoing disputes and other areas of concerns that exist between Youngstown’s law director and members of city council may be reason enough for city leaders to consider inviting voters to rethink the law director selection process. Under the existing Youngstown charter, law director is a fiduciary position appointed by the mayor. Frustrations recently expressed by other city officials, includi...