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The keeper of the names at the Toronto Homeless Memorial isn’t an easy job to begin with, but Gru, currently serving in the role, says a recent decision by the city to change the way it reports shelter deaths will only make it more difficult.

Motley Crue's Mick Mars has sued his bandmates, alleging they cut him out of their businesses and that they fake their performances.

Tyler's filing contends that the claims are barred by alleged consent on the plaintiff's part and he had at least qualified immunity as her onetime guardian.

PHILADELPHIA – Delaware County has answered a wrongful death lawsuit surrounding the murder of an 18-month-old in foster care two years ago, denying that violated the plaintiff’s constitutional rights.

PHILADELPHIA – A former Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility inmate is seeking to take two depositions from fellow prisoners who he says can corroborate that he was subjected to cruel and unusual punishment, including being denied clean sheets and showers and not being allowed to leave his cell during a two-month incarceration.

PITTSBURGH – A Missouri woman has reiterated that the driver’s seat of the Nissan Sentra she rented failed during a multi-car collision, resulting in her suffering paralyzing spinal injuries.

Five healthcare workers in New York continue to fight what they call an unlawful mandate that cost them their jobs.

NY Health Care Workers Appeal Against Unlawful Shot Mandate, All New York health care workers have the legal right to request reasonable accommodation for their sincerely held religious beliefs and forcing COVID shots without exemptions is unlawful,

BENNINGTON — A suspended veteran Vermont State Police trooper is expected to go on trial in May in Bennington County Superior Court for a charge of simple assault on an

BENNINGTON — A suspended veteran Vermont State Police trooper is expected to go on trial in May in Bennington County Superior Court for a charge of simple assault on an