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The actress sings the praises of her brother-in-law (and Devil Wears Prada costar!) in this week's issue of PEOPLE, saying that Tucci, who's married to her sister Felicity Blunt, is "always looking immaculate head to toe." "Never seen him in his socks in my life," Emily says of Tucci, 61. "I love that Stan starts each day walking into the kitchen ... going 'Ah, Chrisssst,' probably from a sle...

In Sept. 7, 2021, Kentucky Sen. Max Wise listens during the opening day of the Kentucky State Legislature special session in Frankfort, Ky. Kentucky Republican lawmakers have advanced a ban on abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy, adding to a long list of restrictions passed into law over the last five years. Supporters hope the measure will further restrict access to abortion if the ...

Hutchinson Black and Cook on Wednesday is hosting a community panel discussion on the history of the Latino experience in Boulder County. The panel discussion will review the history and culture of Latinos in Boulder County as well as their contributions and sacrifices and to the community, according to a news release. The panelists include Donna Lovato, the executive director of El Comite de...

A bottle containing the COVID-19 vaccine. BOISE, Idaho — Legislation preventing most private and public entities in Idaho from discriminating against people who haven't received the coronavirus vaccine has cleared a Senate panel. The Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee on Thursday approved the measure that prevents employers from requiring employees to get the vaccine or entities requiring v...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — After New York State Senator Diane Savino proposed an expansion on Kendra’s Law, a group of mental health and criminal justice advocates descended upon Albany to listen to experts about why they are opposing any expansion. Under Kendra’s Law, courts in New York State can determine treatment for people with a severe mental illness, sometimes involuntarily. “Kendra’s cou...

A worker inspects a wooden balcony that collapsed in June 2015 in Berkeley, Calif. The balcony broke loose during a 21st birthday party killing six and seriously injuring others. (File photo by Jeff Chiu, The Associated Press) Almost six years to the day before 98 people died last June 24 in South Florida’s Champlain Towers condo collapse, six people died in Berkeley when an apartment balcony...

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Legislation preventing most private and public entities in Idaho from discriminating against people who haven’t received the coronavirus vaccine cleared a Senate panel on Thursday. The Senate Judiciary and Rules Committee approved the measure that prevents employers from requiring employees get the vaccine or entities requiring visitors or attendees be vaccinated. Violatio...

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a Credit Union Association of New Mexico-supported bill into law to cap the interest rate on installment loans March 1. HB 132 reduced the maximum annual interest rate on installment loans to 36% (down from the previous 175%). “This bill is a win for New Mexico’s hard-working families. The Credit Union Association of New Mexico worked to promote t...

Tom Girardi Damian Dovarganes/AP/Shutterstock More money, more problems. Tom Girardi’s former law firm, Girardi Keese, allegedly owes even more to its creditors than initially estimated. As of Tuesday, March 8, the now-defunct company has 522 claims filed against it that total more than $517 million, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly. The amount is made up of $363 million in ...

Tawnee Nasseff Credit: Ramsey County Jail Tawnee Nasseff Credit: Ramsey County Jail Court records show a Woodbury woman will serve three years of probation and has to pay back the law firm she stole from. According to a criminal complaint, 52-year-old Tawnee Nasseff was charged with 12 felony counts of theft by swindle, which carried a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a $100,000 fin...