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--> Sorry, we're having issues playing this video. In the meantime, try watching one of the videos below. A local woman is collecting items at Herrman & Herrman law firm, to give to Texans suffering through the Eastland Complex and surrounding area wildfires. The Eastland Complex fire started on March 16 and spread rapidly, scorching more than 54 thousand acres. Dana Constante is a ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Esther’s Law went into effect on March 23rd, 2022. It lets people put video cameras in the rooms of their loved ones in facilities to make sure no elder abuse is happening. Back in 2011, Steve Piskor had a bad feeling about the Cleveland nursing home his mother, Esther, was staying in. “I knew something was happening, that something was wrong,” says Piskor. “I was seeing...

Abortion rights supporters including, from left, ACLU of Colorado Executive Director Deborah Richardson, state Sen. Julie Gonzales, state Rep. Lisa Cutter, state Sen. Faith Winter, state Rep. Meg Froelich, and Adams County Commissioner Emma Pinter on the state Capitol steps after a rally on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. The Reproductive Health Equity Act, which would enshrine the right to an a...

A judge has ruled that a prominent regional environmental nonprofit violated federal labor law by firing two employees and discouraging protected union activity before it dissolved last year. National Labor Relations Board Administrative Law Judge Paul Bogas issued a decision finding that the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, known as OVEC, violated the National Labor Relations Act by term...

This is a modal window. No compatible source was found for this media. This video is currently unavailable. NEW CASTLE, Ind. (WISH) — A licensed firearm instructor on Wednesday said Hoosiers carrying a concealed handgun still will need to understand the rules, even after a permitless carry law takes effect. Blake Kaiser, the manager of Victory Range and Armory near New Castle, says he’s field...

New York's new speedy trial rules are upending prosecutions and leading to more dismissals on technicalities. It seems the Legislature’s Democratic leaders are so enamored of their 2019 criminal-justice reforms that they’re even willing to let domestic-violence offenders walk on technicalities. This isn’t about the no-bail laws, but the also-outrageous new rules for discovery — that is, evide...

San Diego Police Officers Association says they are losing good, experienced officers over pay, vaccine mandates and staffing issues. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco says, since agencies put vaccine mandates in place, they are reaping the rewards. Deputy Darnell Calhoun is one of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department’s new hires. And while he’s still learning the ropes in his new job...

CLEVELAND — A new level of transparency begins Wednesday in Ohio nursing homes: Cameras in residents' rooms. It's called Esther's Law, and it's been in the works for nearly a decade by a man who caught abuse first-hand with a hidden camera. "The cameras are not to catch abuse," Piskor told 3News. "The cameras are to stop abuse." Video surveilled by a hidden camera is what fueled a fire in Pis...

In this 60-minute Legal Roundtable Masterclass, we will discuss the purpose and debate the “pros and cons” and strengths and weaknesses of Functional Affirmative Action Plans (“FAAPs”) in light of recent changes of enforcement philosophies at OFCCP. Our discussion will include special considerations, too, such as how to handle a remote workforce and how to frame up and analyze statistical “Di...

DENVER — The "great resignation" and "staffing shortages" are phrases we've heard for months. Nearly every field has been impacted, including law enforcement. That's why the Lakewood Police Department organized a Law Enforcement Expo, bringing together 36 agencies from across the state at the Southwest Plaza, with booths open to anyone and everyone interested in a law enforcement job. "It's b...