Patrons

Lawsuit Against Local Club Expands to Include Wrongful Death Claim Amid Allegations of Over-serving and Drugging Patrons

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OMAHA, Neb. — A complex lawsuit against Club 180, alleging wrongful death alongside various other crimes, has expanded with increasing plaintiffs, including one who claims her husband’s death was directly linked to the negligence of the establishment. Originally filed on April 1, this lawsuit also accuses the club of labor law breaches, sex trafficking, theft, and drug trafficking, highlighting a deep-seated culture of illegality purportedly thriving within Club 180 and associated venues. Evan Spencer, the lawyer steering the plaintiffs through this legal battle, emphasized the severity and breadth of the grievances against the club. “In … Read more

Libraries Fight Soaring Costs of Digital Books as Patrons Face Long Waiting Lists

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HARTFORD, Conn. – West Haven, a city in Connecticut, is grappling with the financial strain caused by the steep costs of e-books and audiobooks at public libraries. Libraries, including the one in West Haven, are facing exorbitant prices for digital copies of popular titles, with these prices often much higher than what consumers pay. For instance, while the library can purchase a hardcover copy of a bestselling author like Robin Cook for $18, leasing a digital copy can cost up to $55. The cost issue is further compounded by the fact that these digital copies … Read more