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Families Unite in Negligence Lawsuit Over 2023 Allen Premium Outlets Shooting, Targeting Mall Owners and Security Firms

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Dallas, Texas — Families of victims from the mass shooting at the Allen Premium Outlets in May 2023 have initiated a negligence lawsuit in Dallas County District Court. The plaintiffs accuse both the mall’s ownership and the security company responsible for providing protection of severe negligence that they suggest played a role in the tragic event. The lawsuit draws attention to the need for improved security measures in public spaces, raising questions about the responsibilities of property owners and their contracted security services. According to the filing, the mall failed to implement adequate safety protocols … Read more

Wisconsin Vape Shop Owners Fight New Law Threatening Their Businesses Amid FDA Approval Controversy

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CUDAHY, Wis. — Vape shop owners in Wisconsin are contesting a state law that prohibits the sale of vaping products not authorized by the Food and Drug Administration, with potential fines escalating to $1,000 daily for non-compliance starting September 1. Jamal Abujad, 42, who owns Distro Guys Wholesale in Cudahy, fears the new regulations could cripple his business. “I used to smoke two packs a day. Now that I vape, I feel healthier,” Abujad said. He expressed concern that the law could jeopardize the livelihoods of thousands. “If this law goes through, three thousand vapor … Read more

City Officials Urge Pet Owners to Reinforce Leash Laws After Wild Dog Incident in Legacy Park

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City officials in Mountain Home are emphasizing the importance of adhering to local pet control ordinances following an incident involving more than a dozen dogs running loose at Legacy Park last week. The occurrence, which raised significant safety concerns, has prompted a reminder for pet owners about the necessity of keeping their dogs leashed when outside of their property. The situation unfolded when a vigilant citizen observed multiple dogs roaming freely in the park and quickly alerted law enforcement. City police responded to the scene, highlighting the ongoing issue of pets being left unattended in … Read more

Dauphin County Jury Awards Former Harrisburg Dealership Owners $1.3 Million in Eminent Domain Case

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HARRISBURG, Pa. — A jury in Dauphin County recently ruled that the former owners of a car dealership are owed approximately $1.3 million in additional compensation following the city’s seizure of their property via eminent domain in 2019. This decision adds a significant financial burden to the city, which originally paid the dealership owners a lesser sum during the property acquisition process. The jury reached its conclusion on Thursday, determining that the city’s compensation did not accurately reflect the value of the property at the time of the seizure. Eminent domain is often utilized by … Read more