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santa rosa at 34. so definitely chilly for some. not as cold as we had been breezy at the coast com elsewhere in the bay area and skies are clear. weve got one more dry day ahead of us today. the weekend ahead does get a little dicey was showers at times here for the bay area. a bit of time it out in detail for you. so you know exactly when you can get outside this weekend. all still to come in your forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, its early on a friday. and if...

Kansas lawmakers approved a slate of bills Thursday that would ban the use of ballot drop boxes across the state and restrict mail voting.

Following a fundraising dinner on Saturday hosted by the Crawford County Republican Party, on Sunday, Kansas Senate District 13 Republican precinct committee members will gather for a convention at the Columbus High School Auditorium to elect a senator to take over the seat Sen. Richard Hilderbrand is resigning from. 

Military veterans claim combat arms earplugs left them with hearing damage

3M Co.'s attempt to block jury trials of more than 230,000 lawsuits accusing it of harming US soldiers faces a key test this week in front of a federal

Military veterans claim combat arms earplugs left them with hearing damage

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Jeffrey Graham is set to consider a temporary halt to the lawsuits so that 3M and its bankrupt subsidiary, Aearo Technologies, can try to settle the claims, most of which have been filed by veterans who say the combat arms earplugs left them with hearing damage.

Judge Rodgers PENSACOLA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Plaintiff lawyers tout litigation against 3M over its Combat Arms 2 military earplugs as “the biggest MDL class action in American history,” with a “mind-blowing” 230,000 claimants. The reality is less dramatic. So far, 3M has been served with several thousand lawsuits on behalf of around 13,000 plaintiffs, nearly all of them concentrated in multidistrict proceedings before U.S. District Judge Casey Rodgers in ...

Demand he recuse himself in a press conference. the next day it became clear colyer said i want kris to recuse himself. then yesterday on cnn kobach said, okay, i will recuse myself. now, he passed off the duties to a deputy, eric rucker, who has a little controversial tenure in the secretary of states office and is very much tied to kobach. my sense is from the colyer camp, theyre not too happy this is the person that would be overseeing the possible recount. >> this is an election that looks l...