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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indiana woman who sued a now former state trooper, claiming he violated her civil rights by preaching to her during a traffic stop, wants to end her lawsuit. A notice filed Tuesday in federal court asks a judge to dismiss Wendy Pyle's suit, which seeks a jury trial, punitive damages and attorney fees. |
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A notice filed Tuesday in federal court asks a judge to dismiss Wendy Pyle's suit, which seeks a jury trial, punitive damages and attorney fees. The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana's legal director, Ken Falk, said Wednesday that Pyle wants to end her lawsuit because "the case was resolved" to her satisfaction. |
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Another week, another country artist announces an Edmonton stop. With a bit of a twist. As part of his Holdin’ My Own tour, Eric Church will perform March 10, 2017 at what will then be known as the city’s old arena, Northlands Coliseum, soon-to-be-formerly known as Rexall Place. (The naming rights will run out at the end of August. |
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Biggs is locked in a tight race with three others to succeed retiring U.S. Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., but is also at the center of a rare, public intra-party rupture with some of his GOP colleagues. Two members of the state House of Representatives say some of their bills floundered in the Senate.... |
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This podcast was recorded on July 5, 2016. Alison Southwick: This is Motley Fool Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined, as always, by Robert Brokamp, personal finance expert here at The Motley Fool. Robert Brokamp: It's such a pleasure to be with you again, Alison. Alison: I love the enthusiasm this week. |
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Human rights advocates offers prayers and lights candles during a call for justice for the numerous extrajudicial killings, which have increased since President Rodrigo Duterte took office, at the Redemptorist church in Paranaque city, Philippines, August 10, 2016. |
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Cambridge students could soon be encouraged to bring iPads into lectures, as the university seeks to introduce "greater digital interaction" to its...
The poet widely credited for sparking China's love affair with Cambridge will have his life celebrated at his former college in the city this week. The Xu. |
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“Our goal,” J.P. Flaim said in 1996, “is to keep improving, to gain legitimacy and someday maybe to get a show on HTS.” A show on the local regional sports network? This was in the infancy of the Sports Junkies, who were then doing a no-budget, 30-minute cable-access program in Bowie, and getting.... |
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Prestigious western suburbs schools in Perth are on alert after an attempted abduction of a student in the area last Friday. Presbyterian Ladies' College confirmed to WAtoday that a man purporting to be a friend of a student's father had tried to convince the girl that he had been summonsed to take her home. |
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Ryan disagreed over the weekend with the suggestion that “A Better Way” could become a vehicle for House Republicans to mount a campaign detached from Trump, should poll numbers slide for the party’s presidential nominee. But his blueprint could still be used to that effect by vulnerable Republicans in swing districts. |
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They commemorate the famous, the community-spirited, the worthy and the rich – and now for the first time, every single blue plaque in Bristol has been documented and the story behind that life to remember has been told.
Historian Maurice Fells' comprehensive new book, simply titled Bristol Plaques.... |
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