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Brian Steele expresses the importance of first responders taking care of their mental health and seeking support if necessary after a weekend of violence.

Nixa also voted to increase the citys sales tax to support their police department.

Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Douglas Teixeira may remain in federal custody while he awaits trial on charges that he leaked classified military documents online, a Massachusetts federal magistrate judge said Thursday after hearing oral arguments and testimony from the suspect's father.

Shell Oil Co. and two subsidiaries have urged a Connecticut federal judge to impose sanctions on an environmental group that is suing them over allegedly inadequate climate change preparation at a storage terminal in New Haven, arguing that Conservation Law Foundation Inc. filed an "abusive" motion to punish the defendants amid a dispute over deposition scheduling.

Young Thug files fourth bond motion as he awaits trial in RICO case.

Drawn uninvited to viaducts, L trains, abandoned buildings and other sometimes-dangerous settings, his artwork is “testing the bounds of what graffiti is,” a gallery owner says.

A split panel of the Second Circuit said it lacked jurisdiction to review an immigrant's appeal of a decision that would remove him from the U.S., writing in a published opinion released Friday that the Bureau of Immigration Appeals was within its rights to deny him relief over two domestic violence-related convictions and other criminal charges.

The search for answers included a 29-mile trek to Ikea, four transit apps and more than a dozen calls to experts. Here’s what I learned.

Young Thug's YSL RICO case continues to make headlines as one of the defense lawyers has been threatened with jail time and contempt of court.

Epiq Corporate Restructuring is "willing to agree" to disgorge all post-petition fees and expenses for work in the bankruptcy case of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut, after the legal services company accidentally published a list of more than 120 people who say they were sexually abused within the church as children.