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He reasoned that adding the verses was the cheerleaders' idea, and they purchased and made the signs outside of school as individuals.

The lawsuit was filed in January 2012 when two homes were hit by stray bullets.

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Armstrong may be sued since the bonus came after winning the titles recently denounced.

Officer David Lightfoot says he was fired for speaking about an affair between his wife and a co-worker.

The judge will decide whether it can participate in the state-funded Texas Women's Heath Program prior to trial.

It was just a little "light" racism ...

New forms approved by the Texas Supreme Court aim at helping low-income couple who cannot afford legal aid.

The Obama administration sees the program's effort to exclude Planned Parenthood clinics as a violation of federal law.

The ban affects more than 11,000 NRA members.

The mayor calls the suit a distraction.

Following Friday's dismissal, Montana's mother, Deborah, died Saturday from a brain aneurysm.

A disgruntled ex-volunteer alleged misdeeds, but the judge ruled in the sanctuary's favor.

Merritt Patterson's name was dropped from lawsuit, but now she is no longer writing about the show for D.

The plaintiffs all agree that current levels of state funding are inadequate.

The new judge looks for no more delays.

Greg Willis is looking to avoid any impropriety in the prosecution.

The strip club owners could still decide to appeal their case to the U.S. Supreme Court.

No speedy trial for Wooten means no speedy relief from the burden this case has created for the taxpayers.

The law requiring an extra $5 fee is being challenged in court.