Safety

Frankfort Police Department Unveils New Crime-Fighting Technology, Enhancing Community Safety

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Frankfort, KY – The Frankfort Police Department has released a statement regarding an incident that occurred on January 4th, 2024. The details of the incident, including the names of those involved, have not been disclosed at this time. The police department is currently conducting an investigation to gather more information. According to the police department, the incident took place in the early morning hours. Authorities responded to a call and arrived at the scene to find multiple individuals present. The nature of the incident and the relationship between the individuals involved is still under investigation. … Read more

New Laws Improve Motorcycle Safety and Eliminate Duplicate Testing Requirements

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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Motorcyclists in Illinois can now benefit from two new laws that aim to improve their experience on the road. House Bill 2582 and Senate Bill 896, which took effect on January 1, have brought significant changes to the state’s motorcycle regulations. One of the new laws, House Bill 2582, eliminates the requirement for motorcyclists under the age of 18 to complete a motorcycle driver’s examination with the Secretary of State. Previously, 16- to 17-year-old riders had to complete a Cycle Driver Testing Course provided by the Illinois Department of Transportation, in addition … Read more

Montana Wolf Trapping Season Opens Amidst Lawsuit Concerns for Grizzly Bear Safety

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HELENA, Montana – Wolf trapping season began on January 1 in several valleys across Montana, following a delay due to concerns for the safety of grizzly bears. Trappers in the Clearwater, Swan, and Blackfoot Valleys have already started setting snares and traps. The season was initially halted by a lawsuit filed by environmental groups, arguing that the traps inadvertently ensnare federally-protected grizzly bears. However, the lawsuit only resulted in a suspension of early-and-late season trapping, not a complete ban on trapping from January 1 to February 15. The controversy surrounding wolf trapping centers on the … Read more

Salmonella Cantaloupe Outbreak Lawsuit Filed Against Sofia Produce, L.L.C by National Food Safety Firm

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BURLESON, Texas – A Texas resident has filed a lawsuit against Sofia Produce, L.L.C. (Trufresh) in connection to the Cantaloupe Salmonella Outbreak. The lawsuit was filed by Tamy Dillon, who fell ill with salmonella poisoning after consuming cantaloupe at the AA China Super Buffet Inc. in Burleson. Dillon experienced symptoms of severe gastrointestinal illness and cognitive decline and had to be hospitalized for six days. The outbreak, which has seen more than 300 reported cases across 42 states, has prompted Trufresh to recall its Malichita and Rudy branded cantaloupes. Nearly half of the victims have … Read more