$35 million awarded in sex abuse case in Vermont
A Vermont jury has awarded a 24-year-old woman $35 million in a sex abuse case.
April 25, 2014
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A Vermont jury has awarded a 24-year-old woman $35 million in a sex abuse case.
A bus driver was caught on surveillance video allegedly bullying a special needs student.
A high school senior says that she was asked to leave her prom because she wore pants.
Actress Teri Polo has filed for bankruptcy in Los Angeles.
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review an executive order pertaining to the requirement of workers in Florida to take random drug tests.
An 8-year-old child has been charged with two felonies following an incident stemming from him running away from school.
The U.S. State Department recently suggested that sanctions could be imposed against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A Minnesota man is on trial after being accused of planning the killings of two teens who broke into his home.
A woman who overdosed on heroin while with her children at a McDonald’s play area has pleaded guilty to child endangerment.
Families in Kansas have complained about the First Lady’s invitation to speak at a Topeka high school graduation.
A New Jersey woman filed a lawsuit over being denied a license plate referencing atheism.
A New York judge rejected a 2012 motion made by the company regarding the health and welfare benefits of retirees.
A Vermont jury has awarded a 24-year-old woman $35 million in a sex abuse case.
A bus driver was caught on surveillance video allegedly bullying a special needs student.
A high school senior says that she was asked to leave her prom because she wore pants.
Actress Teri Polo has filed for bankruptcy in Los Angeles.
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review an executive order pertaining to the requirement of workers in Florida to take random drug tests.
An 8-year-old child has been charged with two felonies following an incident stemming from him running away from school.
The U.S. State Department recently suggested that sanctions could be imposed against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A Minnesota man is on trial after being accused of planning the killings of two teens who broke into his home.
A woman who overdosed on heroin while with her children at a McDonald’s play area has pleaded guilty to child endangerment.
Families in Kansas have complained about the First Lady’s invitation to speak at a Topeka high school graduation.
A New Jersey woman filed a lawsuit over being denied a license plate referencing atheism.
A New York judge rejected a 2012 motion made by the company regarding the health and welfare benefits of retirees.
