EAST ST. LOUIS — A former women's softball coach at Greenville University has snagged a win in her effort to sue her former employer, claiming she was discriminated against and unjustly fired for allegedly attempting to fight for equal facilities and staf... See more
SAN LUIS OBISPO — A group of San Luis Obispo businessmen with a real estate side gig who want to build what they describe as eight affordable homes are suing their city government, saying city officials are unconstitutionally attempting to force them to c... See more
Describing the order as "overbroad" and "constitutionally suspect," a federal appeals court has taken the rare step of completely vacating a Chicago federal judge's ruling restraining immigration enforcement actions, saying the move was needed to essentia... See more
CHICAGO — Describing the order as "overbroad" and "constitutionally suspect," a federal appeals court has taken the rare step of completely vacating a Chicago federal judge's ruling restraining immigration enforcement actions, saying the move was needed t... See more
CHICAGO — Target has been hit by a new class action lawsuit accusing it of violating Illinois state law by conducting criminal background checks on new hires. Attorneys from the firm of Caffarelli & Associates, of Chicago, filed the lawsuit in Cook Co... See more