Green Bay’s Tulip Spa Fights to Retain License Amidst Ownership Dispute and City Crackdown

Green Bay, WI — The future of Tulip Spa, a local massage business, hangs in the balance as Green Bay city officials delay a crucial licensing decision. Initially set to determine the fate of the spa’s operational license at a recent Common Council meeting, city leaders have postponed the verdict to mid-December, citing the need for fair legal representation for the business owners. The postponement provides the operators of Tulip Spa additional time to secure legal counsel in response to allegations and compliance issues raised by the city. The council’s decision follows a newly implemented … Read more

City of Lake Charles Releases Additional Emails, Leading to Withdrawal of Pending Lawsuit

Lake Charles, LA – Following a significant document turnover by the city officials, a news organization has dropped its lawsuit against the City of Lake Charles, which involved the city’s initial refusal to release a series of relevant emails requested under public records law. The dispute began when the news outlet submitted a formal request to the municipal government for specific email correspondences concerning city operations. The lawsuit stemmed from what the organization described as an inadequate response from the city, which allegedly failed to provide all pertinent communications, hindering transparency regarding city affairs. Legal … Read more

Lincoln City Police Officers Cleared by Grand Jury in Fatal Shooting Incident at Local Motel

Lincoln City, Oregon — A Lincoln County Grand Jury ruled on November 19, 2024, that three Lincoln City police officers acted justifiably when they used lethal force in an encounter with 36-year-old Francisco Campos on October 19, 2024. The verdict came after the jury examined evidence including testimony from nine witnesses, photographs, and video footage provided by the Oregon State Police, who spearheaded the investigation. The critical incident unfolded at a local Motel 6, where police were called to a domestic disturbance involving Campos and a female companion. According to witness statements, motel staff had … Read more

Lincoln City Police Deemed Justified in Fatal Shooting Incident at Local Motel

Lincoln City, Ore. — A grand jury in Lincoln County recently ruled the use of deadly force by three local police officers as justified in the October shooting death of a 36-year-old Woodburn man, Francisco Campos, during an incident at a Motel 6. Officials from the Lincoln County District Attorney’s office confirmed the decision earlier this month. The incident began shortly after noon on October 19 when a motel employee reported a confrontation involving Campos and a young woman who were both staying as guests. According to authorities, a dispute between the two escalated, capturing … Read more