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Minnesota prosecutor charges second ICE agent in wake of Operation Metro Surge

(The Center Square) – A Minnesota prosecutor announced Monday criminal charges against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in connection with the non-fatal January shooting of a Minneapolis man. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said ICE officer Christian Castro is being charged with four counts of second-degree assault and

Home Burglary Statistics in 2026 - Insurify

No one wants to find their house ransacked and prized possessions stolen, but more than 580,000 burglaries occur yearly, according to the latest FBI data. Burglaries have declined 62% since 2012, but they’re still the most common property crime. Material things can typically be replaced, but the risk

New Michigan Slip-and-Fall Law Leaves Property Owners More Liable for Damages | Insurify

Michigan property owners are now more legally responsible than ever for addressing hazards on their properties — no matter how obvious and avoidable a hazard might be. On July 28, 2023, the State Supreme Court ruled Michigan homeowners and businesses now have a duty to protect others from “open and obvious”

Colorado governor shortens Tina Peters' sentence for election tampering

President Donald Trump previously issued a largely symbolic pardon

Bollocks! Montana man admits to illegal sale of ram testicles

A few sets of contraband gonads have a Montana man facing possible prison time and a six-figure fine. John Edward Lewton admitted Thursday to violating federal law when he took testicles off Montana bighorn sheep and sold them to a rancher in Vaughn, who used the semen from the

‘The View’ Star Sunny Hostin Predicts Alex Murdaugh Retrial Will Be ‘Difficult’

The Murdaugh murders case got yet another jaw-dropping twist this week when Alex Murdaugh’s conviction for the murders of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul, was overturned by the South Carolina Supreme Court due to misconduct by the clerk of court in the case. The cohosts of The

Conservation organizations file lawsuit to determine legality of corner crossing in Montana

On Thursday, two conservation organizations filed a lawsuit in Lewis and Clark District Court seeking to “cement the legality” of corner crossing in Montana while respecting private property rights. “It doesn’t matter what side of the barbed wire, or political aisle you stand on, we are all public land