Florida will implement a law that makes some high-speed antics punishable by jail time on July 1. Formally known as House Bill 351, the law renames excessive speeding as “dangerous excessive speeding” and empowers judges to impose a fine of $500 or up to 30 days in jail on first-time offenders, with the penalty doubled…
Along with endorsing other long-standing conservative hot themes, the Southern Baptists Convention passed a resolution calling for the reversal of same-sex marriage in the United States with ease. The SBC doubled down on gender issues Tuesday at its annual convention in Dallas, Texas, where delegates from America’s largest Protestant denomination approved a broad resolution calling…
Although her first injury complaint did not name her head, a lady has filed a lawsuit against Costco in Santa Rosa for $14 million, claiming that she suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of a display falling on her. On April 19, a psychologist named Sadie Novotny, who resides in Santa Rosa, filed…
Prohibit law enforcement from using the smell of cannabis as the sole justification for stopping or searching vehicles. This move addresses inconsistencies in previous court rulings and seeks to clarify the boundaries of lawful searches in the context of legalized cannabis. Quick Overview Background: Conflicting Court Decisions The impetus for SB 42 stems from two…
Yes, in many cases, it is legal to ride in the bed of a pickup truck in Indiana.But ⚠️ there are exceptions and safety risks you need to know—especially if kids are involved or you’re on a highway. Here’s What the Law Says: ➤ Indiana has no specific state law banning passengers in truck beds…
Attention Wisconsin drivers: starting July 1, 2025, your gas prices are about to get a boost—not just from the pump, but from a state gas tax increase. Here’s a straightforward look at what’s happening and how it affects you. Why Is Wisconsin Raising Its Gas Tax Now? It’s no secret: Wisconsin’s roads and bridges need…
Starting July 1, 2025, hotels across New Jersey will be required to stop providing single-use toiletries like shampoo bottles and soap bars. Here’s what the new law means for travelers and the hospitality industry. What Does the New Law Mandate? The new legislation prohibits hotels with 50 or more rooms from offering single-use toiletry bottles…
This piece was written by Mary Berg. Light AI tools assisted with grammar checks and layout polish. All editorial decisions and wording remain fully human and original. For many families in Michigan, the question of when a child can legally live independently is an important and sometimes complex issue. Whether teens are considering moving out…
Kentucky has recently enacted new regulations aimed at controlling the sale and consumption of hemp-based edibles and beverages. These changes reflect growing concerns about consumer safety and the evolving hemp market. Key Features of the New Kentucky Restrictions ➤ Age Limit for Purchase: Only adults aged 21 and older are permitted to buy hemp edibles…
This piece was written by Mary Berg. Light AI tools assisted with grammar checks and layout polish. All editorial decisions and wording remain fully human and original. If you’re driving in New York, understanding the rules about white lines on the road is essential for safety and to avoid traffic violations. White lines mark lanes…
