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A lawsuit filed by a Fort Myers man over the removal of weapons and ammunition, much of it antique, from his home by the Lee County Sheriff's Office in March 2020 claims there were violations of the state constitution as well as damage done to materials taken.The suit was filed by W. Alecs Dean March 29 in Lee County Court and seeks damages up to $100,000.

Judge Amy Clark Meachum issued a temporary injunction saying PFLAG Inc. would suffer "immediate and irreparable injury" if the organization had to hand over information with potentially sensitive information that identified its members to Paxton's office. She also set a trial date for the case on June 10, signaling Monday that PFLAG "would likely prevail" at that time.

A Shawnee County judge sided with Kris Kobach over Laura Kelly in a lawsuit over transgender people getting gender marker changes on Kansas IDs.

The County of El Paso temporarily closed the club "Jaguars" for suspected illegal activity.

The developer wants to build a 200,000-square-foot warehouse near the church's property. The church argues it would create congestion in a high-traffic area that includes a high school, homes and apartments.

Another petition seeking to overturn an assault weapons ban in Maryland was filed Feb, 9. The court has not yet announced whether it will hear any of the appeals.

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — The home of an Horry County man and woman accused of using racially-abusive language and lighting a cross on fire facing their neighbors could be turned into a public nuisance. Alexis Paige Hartnett and Worden Evander Butler, who live at the home, were charged by Horry County authorities with second-degree harassment […]

At the same time, the judge denied a motion by Brent Hagenbuch to dismiss the case challenging his eligibility, letting it move forward ahead of the March primary.

Here's why Netflix and Sofia Vergara are being sued by late drug lord Griselda Blanco's estate

Here's why Netflix and Sofia Vergara are being sued by late drug lord Griselda Blanco's estate