The applicant sued after he was denied a job based on the conviction, alleging violations of Pennsylvania’s ban-the-box law.

The appeals court disagreed. In reversing that decision, Circuit Judge Bibas explained that the statute's language focuses on what kind of information an employer receives, not where it comes from.

The 7-0 decision Tuesday, Jan. 20, signed Grow Jackson, a local nonprofit, to a five-year lease through 2030 at 100 Armory Court. Grow Jackson would handle all operating expenses, while the county ...

If you're like most Arkansans, you envision elections coinciding with crisp November days, yard signs sprouting like weeds, ...

Secretary of State update comes more than two weeks after Macomb County Clerk/Register of Deeds said his office found 239 ...

Appeals court blocks mid-lawsuit arbitration rollout, ruling employer's misleading holiday emails to workers violated federal ...

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives inadvertently provided a 115-page document without redactions in a ...

U.S. District Senior Judge John A. Gibney Jr. ordered the state of Virginia to permanently end its absolute all-felon voting ...

Escambia's request for a rehearing on its lawsuit over construction of the new jail was denied, likely putting them on the ...

Public information is only helping people if they receive it in a timely notification and understand what it is,” the attorney said.

President Trump’s agenda faced more than 600 lawsuits over the past year. In many cases, district court judges found his policies to be unlawful.

Opinion: As the credit reporting industry evolves in 2026, expect an increased focus on state-level regulatory frameworks—and ...