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Union Schools Challenges State Law Mandating Shutdown District Awaits Trial While Continuing Operations MODOC, Ind. — Union School Corporation, a small rural district in eastern Indiana, is preparing for what could be its final school year as it challenges a state law that orders its closure. The district will begin enrolling

Worker Argues Claims Should Be Heard in Court Judge Weighs Where Case Should Proceed AUSTIN, Texas — Tesla is asking a judge to deny a court trial in a lawsuit filed by a woman who says she was assaulted by a co-worker at the company’s Gigafactory Texas, arguing the

Lawsuit Claims Officer Lacked Basis for Fleeing Charge Detective Challenges Arrest ORMOND BEACH, Fla. — A detective with the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has filed a lawsuit against the City of Ormond Beach and a police sergeant, alleging he was wrongfully arrested during a traffic stop in December. Ardit Coma

Legal Action Targets AI Company TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Attorneys representing the widow of a man killed in a 2025 mass shooting at Florida State University say they plan to file a lawsuit against ChatGPT, alleging the artificial intelligence chatbot may have played a role in the attack. The announcement comes from

Zoo Files Lawsuit Over Exhibit Problems DENVER — The Denver Zoological Foundation has filed a lawsuit against the designer and builder of its sea lion exhibit, alleging widespread construction and design failures less than a year after the project opened. The lawsuit, filed in Denver District Court, targets BRS Architecture and

Lawsuit Filed Over Structural Damage NEPHI, Utah — More than 20 homeowners in a central Utah subdivision have filed a lawsuit against builders and developers, claiming their newly constructed homes are sinking and developing serious structural problems. The civil complaint, filed earlier this year, involves 21 households in the Winn Ridge

Longstanding Dispute Heads to Trial HARAHAN, La. — A neighborhood dispute over bird droppings is set to play out in court this week, drawing attention from residents, city officials and bird advocates. Wednesday marks the first day of a legal case in Harahan City Court involving a retired couple accused of