FLINT, MI -- Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s administration called allegations of wrongdoing made by former Fire Chief Raymond Barton untrue in a statement on Tuesday, Jan. 10, a day after Barton sued the ...

A hearing to decide whether Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby violated city ethics law has been postponed once again, this time to give the city Board of Ethics more time to respond to Mo...

Atlanta – Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is pleased to announce the recovery of the costs associated with defending the State in the lawsuit of Fair Fight Action Inc. v. Raffenspe...

The Democratic state representative who is facing criminal charges for allegedly falsifying her residency has left state legislature. Tracey Bernett, who was a state House member, announced her re...

More than 10 months after invading Ukraine, Russian officials continue to provide false rationalizations for their war. The latest is from Nikolay Patrushev, a top adviser to Russian President Vla...

SAPS gets hammered in court over false racism complaints Today the South African Police Service (SAPS) was ordered by the Labour Court in Johannesburg to pay R300 000 in damages to Colonel Annemari...

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Gov. Mike DeWine has signed more than three dozen bills from last month’s lame-duck session into law, including measures to combat unemployment benefit fraud, prevent bans on gun sa...

Chuck Kaczmarczyk is a phony war hero who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in connection to the 2006 death of Vietnam War veteran Bob McClancy. At the time, Kaczmarczyk w...

from the new-ways-to-fail,-but-portable! dept Shot-spotting tech is notoriously unreliable. The industry leader, ShotSpotter, continues to claim it’s helping solve gun crime even as many law enforc...