On Friday a case was filed in Maryland federal court by a former employee against health giant Kaiser Permanente. The case is regarding Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and workers’ compensation r...

Missouri’s social services agency is so short-staffed that child welfare workers are being assigned up to 50 cases at a time, more than double the normal caseload, said Lara Roberts, an organizer...

At least five Republican-led states have extended unemployment benefits to people who’ve lost jobs over vaccine mandates — and a smattering of others may soon follow. Workers who quit or are fire...

The Summit County Developmental Disabilities Board will have its first female superintendent in 2022. Lisa Kamlowsky, who’s currently the assistant superintendent and has worked at the DD board ...

The United States Department of Justice returned $154 million worth of Bitcoins purportedly stolen from Sony Life Insurance Company Ltd, a SONY subsidiary, in what’s being called a textbook busin...

A former Streetsboro man said he may continue with legal action after his appeal of the dismissal of a federal lawsuit alleging that he was abused while incarcerated in Portage County Jail ended...

I have a fantasy and it goes like this: a political party is formed, running on an anti-social-media platform. It campaigns on a pledge to ban social media. (“SWITCH IT OFF” is its straightforwar...

At an American forward operating base in Iraq in 2002, U.S. Army Captain Ian Fishback saw prisoners being abused, and knew that it was wrong. From his earliest days growing up in rural Michigan, ...

In an interview with a Norwegian media outlet, Stuckelberger said she is very concerned because the injections are not vaccines, "but a biotechnological and synthetic experiment." RIO DE JANEIRO,...