John O Brien

PITTSBURGH – A Maryland boy was left traumatized after a visit to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Children’s Hospital, where he was given too much valium and fell out of a chair, a lawsuit says.

BOISE, Idaho – The Idaho Supreme Court has approved the latest try at an adequate description of an abortion vote in the state that could overturn its existing pro-life policy.

(Legal Newsline) – The Idaho Supreme Court has agreed with a pro-choice group that the ballot summary of an abortion measure set for a November vote is worded poorly and has ordered the State to find another way to describe its terms.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A neighboring state has sued Pennsylvania over laws passed in the last decade that prevent energy companies located outside of the Commonwealth from selling renewable-energy credits to those inside it.

DOVER, Del. – A Delaware law restricting residents under 21 years old from owning most firearms is constitutional, the state Supreme Court has held in overturning a lower court ruling that invalidated legislation.

JACKSON, Miss. - Mississippi’s statute shielding health care professionals from personal injury or wrongful death claims during the COVID-19 pandemic cannot stop a wrongful death lawsuit unless there’s no question that plaintiff’s claims “were attributable to the limiting effects of COVID-19 on healthcare resources,” the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled.

PHILADELPHIA – A Muslim former Temple University police officer is suing after he was fired for not responding to a call while on one of his approved prayer breaks.

SCRANTON, Pa. – The family of a Pennsylvania state trooper who was killed in an accident on Interstate 81 is suing the company that employed a driver who faces homicide charges.

A trade group for in-house counsels is suing a rival, alleging that it misused the group’s copyrighted materials to train its own artificial intelligence chatbot, according to Reuters.

The World Trade Center Twin Towers were a focal point of the attacks of Sept. 11. The buildings were envisioned by architect Minoru Yamasaki, who was born and raised in Seattle. Journalist Knute “Mossback” Berger is an editor-at-large at Cascade PBS, and host of “ Mossback's Northwest.” He told KUOW’s Kim Malcolm about his research into Yamasaki's life and legacy.