July 10, 2017
San Antonio Express-News, Leslie Gay Bertolino, July 8, 2017- When I moved back to Texas and started a family, I had my share of anxieties, like all new parents. Which car seat is safest? Have I sufficiently childproofed my home? My fears have changed. I’m now worried my family could …
June 20, 2017
The Tennessean, Joey Garrison, June 15, 2017- A gun show operator has lost his case before the Tennessee Court of Appeals, which on Thursday sided with Metro as it continues to enforce new safety measures that led to the recent halt of gun shows at the city-owned Fairgrounds Nashville. Court of …
June 19, 2017
City Lab- The Atlantic, Richard Florida, June 13, 2017- As cities flex their muscles in opposition to President Trump’s policies on everything from climate change to immigration and economic development, they face a serious obstacle: sweeping state efforts to preempt their authority. These efforts date back well before Trump’s populist …
June 14, 2017
M-Live, Martin Slagter, June 7, 2017- The University of Michigan’s campus gun ban has been upheld by the Michigan Court of Appeals. In a 2-1 opinion, the court said a 2001 ban making all properties owned, leased or controlled by the university weapons-free doesn’t violate the U.S. Constitution. In an opinion …
June 8, 2017
PennLive, Christine Vendel, June 7, 2017- Does Harrisburg have to disclose the names and home addresses of people who donated to a legal defense fund in 2015? That was the issue before the Commonwealth Court Wednesday as judges heard an appeal of the state’s Office of Open Records decision ordering the …