South Bend school board hosting work session on policy, consent decree. What to know.
Trustees won't be voting on any action items during the meeting, but the public can still make comments and ask questions.
Louisville consent decree runs into another delay. Where things stand
Federal Judge Benjamin Beaton formerly requested the DOJ and Metro Government provide additional information about the need for a consent decree.
New York Beer Project settles discrimination lawsuit for $225,000
New York Beer Project has agreed to a $225,000 settlement after a lawsuit that alleged discrimination tied to violations of ...
Fort Smith Board votes to reallocate credit card fees, shifting costs to general fund
Fort Smith shifts credit card fees to the General Fund, easing utility budgets. Board also invites EPA officials to discuss ...
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Complaint filed against Massachusetts-based awning manufacturer alleged delay in recall resulted in one death, multiple injured
A Massachusetts-based company is ordered to pay $9.25 million after a complaint claims there was a delay in reporting defective awning covers that have resulted in several injuries and one death.
South Bend schools cancels April 2 board work session due to weather
The meeting was planned to discuss policy and the district's consent decree. No alternative date has been given yet.
Seattle City Council approves resolution recognizing failure of 'defund the police'
The Seattle City Council has approved a resolution that reiterates support for first responders, including noting progress on ...
Seattle city councilmember introduces resolution to acknowledge 'failure' of defund the police movement
Seattle councilmember Rob Saka introduces a resolution to recognize the efforts of public safety and to distance the city ...
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Fort Smith Directors to consider inviting head of DOJ, EPA to the city
Some members of the Fort Smith Board of Directors are not letting go of the hope that new leadership in Washington, D.C., ...
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Louisville consent decree runs into another delay. Where things stand
The U.S. Department of Justice requested, for a second time, a 30-day extension to file materials related to the consent decree, which would guide police reform. The extension, which was approved ...