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Frederika’s will contained the instructions that her son, Freddie, named as executor, was to “make all arrangements for my funeral expenses.”

The Killeen Police Department clarified that Police Chief Kimble declined invitation "on several occasions" to a local committee's meeting on the decriminalization of marijuana.

While September ushered in some major legislation related to issues like abortion and guns, January’s set of laws will influence smaller demographics.

Effective Jan. 18, a new bill to promote dog safety limits an owners ability to use certain types of restraints or leave restrained dogs outside unattended, punishable with fines up

The California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) today released the Prescription Drug Cost Transparency Report for Measurement Year 2020. The report looks at the impact of the cost of prescription drugs on health plan premiums and compares this data over four reporting years: 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. Among…

Dozens of laws go into effect in Texas on January 1, 2022. Among them are changes that affect where Texans with Disabled Veteran license plates can park and requirements for landlords of residential rental property to notify renters signing a lease if the property is located in a 100-year floodplain.

New State Law Places Restrictions on Restrained Dogs

Dozens of laws go into effect in Texas on January 1, 2022. Among them are changes that affect where Texans with Disabled Veteran license plates can park and requirements for landlords of residential rental property to notify renters signing a lease if the property is located in a 100-year floodplain.

An employee had removed a smoldering log from a malfunctioning fireplace in a cabin and put it an outdoor fire pit, where embers fell onto dry vegetation

The California Supreme Court refused to loosen the state's strict liability standards for wildfires, ruling on Monday that a religious retreat may be held