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What the $2.7 billion proposed Blue Cross settlement could mean for Alabama AL.com 2/5/2021 Amy Yurkanin, al.com A federal judge in Alabama approved a plan late last year to settle a lawsuit against several Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliates for $2.7 billion because they allegedly hurt costumers with rules limiting competition across state lines. Popular Searches But the eye-popping price tag might not be the most important part of the deal for Alabamians. The settlement would also eliminate limits on competition between different Blue Cross affiliates, potentially ushering i...

MAJOR plans for more than 500 homes, a new link road and a local centre with shops, offices and community spaces have been given the green light. Two housing developments have been approved at North Leigh Park, off Nel Pan Lane, as part of a scheme which could see 1,800 new homes built in total. A new road linking Leigh Road to Atherleigh Way has also been given the go ahead together with permission in principle for a new mixed-use local centre. Countryside Properties applied to build 507 houses spread over two parcels of land which have both been earmarked for development by Wigan Co...

MAJOR plans for more than 500 homes, a new link road and a local centre with shops, offices and community spaces have been given the green light. Two housing developments have been approved at North Leigh Park off Nel Pan Lane as part of a scheme which could see 1,800 new homes built in total. A new road linking Leigh Road to Atherleigh Way has also been given the go ahead together with permission in principle for a new mixed-use local centre. Countryside Properties applied to build 507 houses spread over two parcels of land which have both been earmarked for development by the counci...

Aberdeen Black Lives Matter campaigner feels city protest helped racial equality Updated: 02/01/2021, 8:06 am A campaigner who played a key role in Aberdeen’s Black Lives Matter march in the summer believes it has made a difference. A separate poster protest was held in Duthie Park, Westburn Park, Victoria Park, Skene Square and Marischal Square the weekend before with messages of support for the Black Lives Matter campaign attached to railings. It followed the death of George Floyd in the US in May. He died after a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck for more than eight minutes....

DOZENS of youths were wreaking havoc in a town centre - including damaging a police car - which led officers to issue an urgent dispersal order.