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An election bill backed by Sen. Rob Olson would end a three-day grace period for by mail voting and limit the number of ballot drop boxes allowed in each county. The measure passed 22 to 17 and now goes to the House. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector) TOPEKA — Busy with the violin, working two jobs, club and community events, and pursuing a major in political science and sociology, Donnavan Dil...

Large methamphetamine seizures don't surprise La Crosse law enforcement  La Crosse Tribune

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — We just learned Governor Larry Hogan is pledging $45 million dollars to fighting crime in Baltimore and Maryland. That money will go directly toward things like victim services, the Baltimore Police Department's Warrant Apprehension Task Force and having state police collaborate more with BPD. Policy and law enforcement experts say this is a start, but both believe the stat...

The measure's sponsor said creating the Arizona Gun Safety Program would help prevent accidental gun deaths among children. (Shutterstock) A Republican bill that would require a National Rifle Association gun safety course for Arizona middle and high school students is now one vote away from Gov. Doug Ducey's desk. The measure would require all Arizona schools to teach students about firearms...

Suella Braverman was the first cabinet minister to take paid maternity leave. Now, she has told Sky News she wants to see further changes to prevent women from being discriminated against in the workplace. A law had to be rushed through Parliament to allow Ms Braverman to go on paid maternity leave The Attorney General has called for a culture change around maternity rights, saying too many e...

Fans of the Law & Order franchise are excited to see a familiar face from the days of SVU past return to the world in the upcoming April 7 episode of Law & Order: Organized Crime. Dann Florek will be reprising his role as (former) Captain Donald Cragen and reunite with his former charge Elliot Stabler. While this reunion is set to occur at a time when Elliot needs this father figure b...

Epifano Riberas A convicted sex offender was arrested for failing to register his home address under Megan's Law, authorities in Bucks County announced. Epifano Riberas had given police a completely made up address, Penndel police said. A search for Riberas began March 3, ahead of an upcoming trial for an unrelated incident, while authorities tried to verify his home address, Penndel poli...

Rivera filed suit claiming the right of access to the report in whole or in part, again under OPRA and the common law. The prosecutor and the city of Elizabeth, as intervenor, defended based on the personnel records exemption under § 10 of OPRA, the privacy interests of the complainants and witnesses, and the “chilling effect” release of that kind of information would have on future internal ...

SHAREHOLDER ALERT: ROSEN, A TOP RANKED LAW FIRM, Encourages Sanderson Farms, Inc. Investors to Inquire About Securities Class Action Investigation - SAFM  69News WFMZ-TV

Arrest Details Arrest Location On March 3rd, after an investigation with Bucks County Park Rangers, Epifano Riberas was arrested for failing to report his current address as part of his conviction under Megan's Law. As required under Megan's Law, Riberas is a lifetime reporter of his current address and occupation. Bucks County Park Rangers requested the assistance of Penndel Police to veri...