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20-Year-Old Faces Charges After Teen Severely Injured in Glasgow Shooting Incident

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GLASGOW, Ky. — A local grand jury in Barren County has charged a 20-year-old man in connection with a shooting that severely injured a 15-year-old boy and endangered three other juveniles in Glasgow last month. The accused, identified as Christopher Rye, faces one charge of second-degree assault for his alleged involvement in the shooting of Matthew Arms on May 24. Additionally, Rye has been indicted on three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment relating to the peril posed to three other young individuals during the incident. According to authorities, the shooting resulted in critical injuries to … Read more

Cheers to More Cheers: Pennsylvania Extends Happy Hour Limits to Boost Social and Business Spirits

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Plains Township, PA — A change to Pennsylvania’s liquor legislation now allows adults over the age of 21 to enjoy extended happy hours, a welcome shift for patrons and an array coming-of-age establishments. Governor Josh Shapiro recently signed a bill into law that significantly expands the allowable duration of drink specials. The revision permits licensed bars and restaurants to offer up to four hours of happy hour promotions each day, capping at a total of 24 hours per week. The law aims to boost local businesses by allowing them more flexibility to attract guests looking … Read more

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Landowners’ Rights Against Mountain Valley Pipeline Condemnation

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Richmond, Va. — A significant legal decision has landed in favor of a Roanoke County family after a federal appeals court reinstated a considerable jury award related to land condemnation for the Mountain Valley Pipeline. This ruling underscores ongoing clashes between property rights and energy infrastructure development. The Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond recently overturned a lower court’s decision that had significantly reduced the compensation awarded to the Terry family, whose land was partially seized for the pipeline project. Initially, the family had received over $500,000 for an eight-acre easary taken to … Read more

Mike McIntyre Honored with H. Brent McKnight Renaissance Lawyer Award for Lifelong Service and Advocacy in North Carolina

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Charlotte, NC — In a celebration of legal excellence, Mike McIntyre, a seasoned advocate and leader, was honored with the H. Brent McKnight Renaissance Lawyer Award during the North Carolina Bar Association’s Annual Meeting on June 21. The award, a tribute to the late Judge H. Brent McKnight, is bestowed upon a lawyer who exemplifies an exceptional blend of professionalism, integrity, and community service, known colloquially as the traits of a “Renaissance Lawyer.” Esteemed for his extensive career and commitment to public service, McIntyre’s versatile roles span from a distinguished 18-year tenure as a U.S. … Read more