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Eight more former residents of the Lord’s Ranch residential treatment facility in Warm Springs, Ark., have come forward in a multi-plaintiff lawsuit filed by the Romanucci and Blandin and Gillispie Law Firm for sexual abuses that happened and were covered up at the family owned and run facility.

The lawsuit filed Friday in Suffolk Superior Court alleges that the 9-year-old victim, a fourth-grade student at the Match Community Day Charter School in Hyde Park, was repeatedly raped and battered by another student over a 7-month period.

Attorneys for the family allege the girl was repeatedly assaulted over a seven-month period, and that although the child was victimized a few feet away from a bus monitor and bus driver, neither took action to protect the girl on her trip home after classes.

Four families who have transgender or non-binary students who attend Fayette County Schools are challenging the law they say violates students' rights.

Parents argue mask optional policy is discrimination

1972 Beyond Hope Homicide Solved in 2 Hours Using Forensic Genetic Genealogy News provided by Share this article Share this article NAPERVILLE, Ill., June 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Identifinders International in conjunction with the Naperville Police Department is pleased to announce the arrest of Barry Lee Whelpley as a suspect in the murder of 15-year-old Julie Hansen. Julie was last seen on July 7, 1972 when she left home on her bicycle to watch a baseball game. She was found several miles f...

Its a wedding weekend in 14 states where same-sex marriage was banned. many couples getting their marriage licenses friday after hearing about the supreme courts ruling that legalized gay marriage in every state. heres some of nbcs halle jacksons report from the "nbc nightly news." >> reporter: celebrations decades in the making but perhaps none as meaningful as these -- marriage ceremonies in states where it was illegal. like in arkansas. >> spouses for life. >> reporter: and in texas where jac...

Adopted child doe. a same-sex couple in new york adopted cooper in ohio and the court would not recognize both men on his birth certificate. they refused the birth certificate from ohio and thats why they joined this case, which means now ohio will be able to issue them legally a birth certificate for their child with both their names on that birth certificate. msnbc justice is here. gentlemen, are you both surprised we got this today and not monday? >> a little. i guess yes. this term breaks th...