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Tuesday, April 27, 2021 Neal Hagler Neal Scott Hagler, the Berryville man who pleaded guilty to negligent homicide in connection with a fatal 2018 accident, was taken into custody Monday — more than 10 months after a judge ordered his arrest for allegedly violating his probation. Hagler, 22, was booked into the Carroll County Detention Center at 9:30 a.m. Monday, according to the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office, which listed the arresting agency as the Arkansas Department of Probation and Parole. No further details regarding the arrest were available. Hagler’s bond is set at $75,000 and h...

The disability suit alleges that the lack of APSs at more than 99% of Chicago’s signalized intersections subjects people who are blind, have low vision or are deaf-blind to added risks and burdens not faced by sighted pedestrians, including fear of injury or death. Kim Liddell, who is visually impaired and has a seeing-eye dog, said she's always cautious and careful when crossing intersections, especially in the city. "Sometimes I let the signal, the light change two to three times, just to be sure," she said. Liddell said she and her seeing-eye dog, "Vicar," have been bumped by three di...

The recently proposed Colorado Health Insurance Option (HB21-1232) poses a real threat to our economy and our job creators. For consumers, the proposed state government-run health insurance system comes down to less choice, longer waits and higher costs. According to a new study from Common Sense Institute, the proposed public option would impose price mandates for health care services in Colorado, without actually lowering the cost of delivering those services. As a result, payments to doctors, nurses, hospitals and other health-care providers for treating patients could be cut by as much as...

Saudi in dispute over billions of dollars in unpaid bills The corporate headquarters of Bechtel Corp. is shown April 18, 2003 in San Francisco, California [David Paul Morris/Getty Images] April 6, 2021 at 3:10 pm Saudi Arabia reportedly owes billions of dollars to some of the largest construction companies in the world in unpaid bills for work completed on the Riyadh metro project, which is key to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's plan to modernise the Kingdom. Several global firms, including the US-based Bechtel Corp, have said that they are pursuing billions of dollars in unpaid bills,...

Contest Offers $250,000 to People with Proven Superpowers Twitter 0 comments OneZero, a tech publication under the Medium brand, just released a story following a person attempting to demonstrate their possession of supernatural capabilities. The story, while creepy, and, sadly, unfulfilling, is a good reminder of the fact that if anyone out there is able to—reliably—teleport, levitate, mind read, predict the future, or summon X-ray vision, they’re guaranteed a $250,000 prize. Applicants come from all over the world and make all kinds of claims, but the one thing they have in common is...