August 8, 2023 Missouri man charged with child endangerment following accidental shooting of 7-year-old grandson A Missouri man was charged on Tuesday with armed criminal action and child endangerment in connection with the accidental shooting of his 7-year-old grandson.
August 8, 2023 Indiana man appears in court following deadly block party shooting; investigation continues A man from central Indiana appeared in court Tuesday for an initial hearing following a shooting incident at a large block party that resulted in one fatality and injuries to 17 others.
August 8, 2023 Nonprofits are far more reluctant to lobby compared to decades ago, according to recent survey According to a recent survey conducted for Independent Sector, nonprofits are much more reluctant to lobby compared to two decades ago.
August 8, 2023 Firearm count added to charges against Indiana man who allegedly killed 1, injured 17 others in shooting John L. Vance is accused of killing one person and injuring 17 others during a shooting in central Indiana. A firearms count has been added to the charges against Vance.
August 8, 2023 Lightfoot pledges to stay in Chicago after being ousted from office amid spiraling crime wave Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot pledged to remain in the Windy City after voters rejected her re-election bid earlier this year amid the city's crime wave.
August 8, 2023 Utah, Kansas state courts set to hear arguments regarding new abortion laws post-Roe v. Wade Kansas and Utah state courts will hear arguments on Aug. 8, 2023, regarding challenges to new abortion laws. State courts have become key venues in fights over abortion since last year.
August 8, 2023 Rittenhouse's team forms group to fight for everyday people targeted by 'cancel culture' The group that worked on behalf of Kyle Rittenhouse is forming the Themis Alliance, a nonprofit aimed at defending Americans who are facing "cancel culture" attacks.
August 8, 2023 Kansas police officer dies from injuries day after being shot while responding to car theft A 29-year-old Kansas police officer who was shot by a suspect after responding to a car theft died from his injuries on Monday, according to officials.
August 8, 2023 AMERICA’S ‘STUPIDEST’ LAW: Illinois citizens roast governor’s idea to give non-citizens power to police them People in Metropolis, Illinois, weighed in on the new law signed by Gov. J. B. Pritzker that will allow non-citizens to become police officers in their state.
August 7, 2023 Highland Park shooting suspect’s father asks judge to toss case charging him with helping son get gun license The father of the July 4 Highland Park shooting suspect is criminally charged with helping his son obtain a gun license and wants the case dropped.