lawsuit

The saga between the City of Battle Creek and the owner of the downtown Binder Building continues despite the owner's death.

The unwanted haircut that got National attention in March is now making it's way into court.

Have you bought chicken from a grocery store in the last 10 years?  If you said "yes", then you might be entitled to some cash.

A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a man who says Uber was unreachable despite claiming to have a 24-hour helpline that would have deactivated the driver who later went on a fatal shooting rampage that same day.

Defendants listed in the suit are the city of Battle Creek, Battle Creek Police Department Chief Jim Blocker, two Battle Creek Police officers, the Calhoun County Board of Commissioners, Calhoun County Sheriff Steven Hinkley as well as a deputy with the sheriff’s department.

The suit is an attempt to push the state into verifying it has the legal authority to order testing of student-athletes.

More than 4 dozen restaurants and bars in the Detroit area are going after Governor Gretchen Whitmer and the new director of the state Health and Human Services Department for literally taking their businesses away from them.

The state last month allowed many other high school sports to resume but kept the lid on contact sports like wrestling and even competitive cheer.

What they are focusing on is what’s referred to as the “takings clause”. That offers protection for Americans who have had property taken in some fashion by the government in order to accomplish a goal.

In essence, the lawsuit is claiming the schools have First Amendment Rights protection against the Governor’s shutdown orders.