Virginia TB Cases Decrease, Diabetes Link, Resistant TB Noted

The Virginia Department of Health reported a 14% decrease in TB cases in 2025 compared to 2024, with 194 cases. The report noted an increase in drug-resistant TB and highlighted diabetes as a common comorbidity, affecting 27% of TB patients in 2025. World TB Day serves as a reminder for TB prevention and elimination efforts.

RHHD Urges TB Screening and Preventative Care Amidst Virginia Case Increase

The Richmond and Henrico Health Districts (RHHD) are urging community members to seek tuberculosis (TB) screening and preventative care, noting a 9% increase in Virginia cases in 2024. The notice highlights local TB data, symptoms, and available testing and treatment services through RHHD.

Paternal Rights for At-Home Artificial Insemination

The Florida Supreme Court ruled that a man providing sperm for at-home artificial insemination does not automatically relinquish paternal rights and obligations under section 742.14, Florida Statutes. The court quashed a lower appellate decision that held otherwise, clarifying the application of the statute in non-clinical settings.

Melvin Trotter death sentence affirmed, execution date set

The Florida Supreme Court affirmed the denial of Melvin Trotter's postconviction relief motion and denied his petition for a writ of habeas corpus and request for a stay of execution. Trotter's execution date is set for February 24, 2026.

Amends Rule 9.140 for criminal appeals after plea

The Florida Supreme Court has amended Rule 9.140 of the Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure to clarify that defendants can appeal preserved sentencing errors after pleading guilty or nolo contendere. This amendment aims to resolve uncertainty identified by lower courts regarding the scope of such appeals.

Michael H. Hunt v. State of Florida - Murder Conviction and Death Sentence Affirmation

The Florida Supreme Court affirmed Michael H. Hunt's first-degree murder conviction and death sentence. The Court reviewed six issues raised by the appellant and found no reversible error in the trial court's proceedings. The opinion details the factual background of the crime, including the events of April 4, 2019, and the evidence presented at trial.

Florida Supreme Court Corrects Opinion in Michael H. Hunt v. State

The Florida Supreme Court has issued a correction to its opinion in the case of Michael H. Hunt v. State of Florida. The correction involves a minor textual amendment on page 24 of the opinion, clarifying a reference to a previous Supreme Court holding.

Michael L. King Death Sentence Appeal

The Florida Supreme Court affirmed Michael L. King's conviction and death sentence for the 2008 murder of Denise Amber Lee. The court also denied King's motion for a stay of execution, with his execution scheduled for March 17, 2026.

Florida Supreme Court Amends Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.710

The Supreme Court of Florida has amended Rule of Appellate Procedure 9.710(b) concerning eligibility for mediation. The amendments exclude certain extraordinary writ matters and petitions filed under rule 9.100(c)(2) from the prohibition against referring them to appellate mediation, and a reference to habeas corpus has been deleted. The changes become effective July 1, 2026.

Judge Woody Clermont faces discipline for judicial misconduct

The Florida Supreme Court has accepted the Judicial Qualifications Commission's recommendation to impose a public reprimand on Broward County Judge Woody Clermont. The discipline stems from his admitted violation of judicial conduct canons by representing a friend in a criminal case, including negotiating with the prosecutor and offering character testimony.

Colley's Death Penalty Relief Denied by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Florida affirmed the denial of postconviction relief and denied James Terry Colley, Jr.'s petition for a writ of habeas corpus. Colley was seeking to vacate his convictions, including two first-degree murder convictions and two death sentences.

Delaware Court of Chancery Opinion on Rule 12(b)(6) Motion

The Delaware Court of Chancery issued an opinion addressing a Rule 12(b)(6) motion in the case of YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY v. HATTERAS FUNDS, LP. The opinion details the court's decision on whether the plaintiff's claims are legally sufficient to proceed.

SEC Approves Amendment to NMS Plan to Reduce Consolidated Audit Trail Costs

The SEC approved an amendment to the National Market System Plan for the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) to reduce operational costs. The amendment is estimated to save $50-70 million annually by implementing measures such as deleting older data and relaxing certain reporting requirements.

Delaware Supreme Court Dismisses Anderson Appeal for Non-Compliance

The Delaware Supreme Court dismissed Alicia Anderson's interlocutory appeal for failing to comply with Supreme Court Rule 42, which requires an application for certification of an interlocutory appeal to be filed first with the trial court. Anderson's failure to follow this procedural rule resulted in the dismissal of her appeal.

Smith v. State - Affirmation of Sentence Judgment

The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a Superior Court judgment denying a motion to correct an illegally imposed sentence in the case of Smith v. State. The appellate court found no plain error in the lower court's decision and declined to consider arguments raised for the first time on appeal.

Court rules for defendants in Roth equity dispute

The Delaware Court of Chancery ruled in favor of defendants Sotera Health Company and Sotera Will in an equity dispute involving former executive Kurt Roth. The court found no breach of contract or implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing regarding Roth's unvested performance-based equity.

Supreme Court Affirms Chancery Judgment on Corporate Law

The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a judgment from the Court of Chancery in a corporate law case involving Cardinal Capital Management, L.L.C. and Newmark Group, Inc. The decision upholds the lower court's ruling without further elaboration.

Court Denies Defendant's Motions and Resolves Counterclaim Defendants' Motion to Dismiss Counterclaims

The Delaware Court of Chancery denied defendant Robert T. Jones's motions and dismissed most of his counterclaims. One count related to a statutory violation of the Delaware General Corporation Law survives. The court found that the defendant's arguments regarding substitution, standing, and striking pleadings were without merit.

Court of Chancery Denies Damages Request, Requires Hearing

The Delaware Court of Chancery denied a plaintiff's request for damages totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in Bobby Sarnevesht v. Triller Group Inc. The court found the plaintiff's calculation of damages based on the 'New York Rule' questionable and insufficient for an award on the paper record, necessitating an evidentiary hearing.

Tracki, Inc. Governance Dispute - Standing Denied Due to Fabricated Evidence

The Delaware Court of Chancery denied plaintiff Ami Shafrir Berg's standing in a corporate governance dispute over Tracki, Inc., finding key evidence of his directorship and sole stockholder status to be fabricated. The court noted mutual misconduct by both parties, including forgery and perjury, but entered judgment for the defendants.

Witmer v. Armistice Capital, LLC - Affirmation of Chancery Judgment

The Delaware Supreme Court affirmed a Court of Chancery judgment in the case of Witmer v. Armistice Capital, LLC. The appellate court found the lower court's decision to be sound and based on its prior memorandum opinion, leading to the affirmation of the judgment.

Public Contracts: Tender Notices and Auction Results

The Italy Official Gazette has published notices regarding public contracts, including tender notices and auction results. These notices cover common tenders from municipalities and local entities, as well as the results of public auctions for property alienation.

Research Grant Competition at CNR

The Italian Gazzetta Ufficiale has published notices for several research grant competitions offered by the National Research Council (CNR) at various institutes. The application deadline for all listed competitions is April 11, 2026.

Italy Official Gazette - March 27, 2026

The Italian Official Gazette published its issue n. 72 on March 27, 2026, containing various laws, decrees, and presidential resolutions. Key items include a law on the protection of minors in foster care, an urgent decree on fiscal and economic matters, and a legislative decree implementing an EU directive on alternative investment funds.

Proposed Rule: Human Services Repatriation Program Regulations

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) proposes to amend regulations concerning the care and treatment of mentally ill nationals and assistance for U.S. citizens returned from foreign countries. The proposed rule aims to eliminate unnecessary or obsolete regulations, with a comment deadline of April 27, 2026.

Rescinding Obsolete Provisions of State Legalization Impact Assistance Grants Regulations

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) is issuing a direct final rule to rescind obsolete provisions of the State Legalization Impact Assistance Grants (SLIAG) regulations (45 CFR part 402). This action aims to reduce regulatory burdens and streamline processes. The rule is effective May 26, 2026, unless significant adverse comments are received by that date.

Proposed Rule to Reduce Native American Program Bureaucracy

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) proposes to amend Native American Programs Act regulations (45 CFR part 1336) to eliminate unnecessary or obsolete regulations. This proposed rule aims to reduce bureaucracy for Native American programs and impacts States, Territories, and Tribal Lead Agencies.

Financial Institutions Territorial Structure Statistics

The Banca d'Italia has published its 'Financial Institutions Territorial Structure Statistics' for March 2026. This release provides statistical data on the territorial organization of banks and financial institutions within Italy.

Banks and Financial Institutions: Financing and Funding Statistics

The Banca d'Italia has published updated statistics on financing and funding for banks and financial institutions for the fourth quarter of 2025. The data is broken down by sector and territory, providing a snapshot of financial activity.

Credit Conditions and Risk by Sector and Territory

The Bank of Italy has published its latest report on credit conditions and risk for banks and financial institutions, covering sectors and territories for Q4 2025. This statistical update provides insights into the credit landscape within Italy.

ESMA Postpones Commodity Derivatives Reporting Rollout to April 2026

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has postponed the rollout of its new solution for Commodity Derivatives Weekly Position Reporting, originally scheduled for April 1, 2026. The decision was made due to issues identified during final testing, requiring further corrective actions. A revised go-live date will be communicated later.

ESAs Spring Risk Update Highlights Geopolitical and Private Finance Risks

The European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) have published their Spring 2026 update on risks and vulnerabilities in the EU financial system. The report highlights significant risks from ongoing geopolitical tensions and emerging challenges in private finance, while noting the overall resilience of the EU financial sector.

AG Clark Seeks Enforcement of Order Blocking HHS Medicaid Data Sharing with ICE

The Vermont Attorney General, as part of a multistate coalition, has asked a federal court to enforce a preliminary injunction blocking ICE from obtaining Medicaid recipient data from HHS. The coalition alleges HHS shared a large data set despite a court order protecting such information, and seeks confirmation of the order's scope and an explanation of data sharing practices.

Burlington Police Officer Charged with Reckless Endangerment

The Vermont Attorney General's Office announced criminal charges against Burlington Police Officer Jeffrey Baur for reckless endangerment following an officer-involved shooting on August 10, 2025. Officer Baur was arraigned on two misdemeanor counts, and the court ordered he have no contact with the two minors involved.

Commission approves €144m French State aid for HyforSeeds hydrogen production

The European Commission has approved a €144 million French State aid measure to support HyforSeeds in the production of hydrogen. This aid aims to facilitate the development of a new hydrogen production facility.

Luxembourg Cleantech Manufacturing Aid Scheme Approved

The European Commission has approved a €500 million state aid scheme from Luxembourg aimed at boosting cleantech manufacturing capacity. This scheme is designed to support the development and scaling of green technologies within the EU.

NM Speech Pathology Board Meeting Notice

The New Mexico Speech Language Pathology, Audiology, and Hearing Aid Dispensing Practice Board has announced a regular board meeting to be held on April 10, 2026, in Santa Fe. The meeting will be conducted in person and via Microsoft Teams.

State Board of Psychologists Examiners Meeting

The New Mexico State Board of Psychologist Examiners will hold a regular board meeting on April 10, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. The meeting will take place in Santa Fe and will also be accessible via Microsoft Teams. This notice serves to inform interested parties of the scheduled meeting.

AG's DTE Data Center Contract Review Rejected by MPSC

The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) denied the Attorney General's motions to reopen a review and for a contested case proceeding regarding DTE's data center contracts with Green Chile Ventures LLC. The Attorney General argued that DTE failed to meet the MPSC's conditions for approval and that the contracts were reviewed in a secretive manner.

Consumers Energy Rate Hike Approved by MPSC

The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) approved a $276.6 million rate increase for Consumers Energy, resulting in an 8.9% rise in residential electricity rates. This decision follows advocacy from the Michigan Attorney General's office, which had argued for a smaller increase. The approved hike is effective May 1, 2026.

Official Gazette Summary

The Spanish Official Gazette (BOE) published its summary for March 28, 2026. The notice provides links to various sections of the gazette, including general provisions, personnel appointments, other dispositions, and administrative justice notices.

FCC Notice: Information Collection Review Request for Comments on Section 74.703 Interference

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is requesting comments on a revision to an existing information collection (OMB Control Number 3060-0236) related to Section 74.703 of its rules concerning interference reporting for Low Power Television and Television Translator Stations. The comment period closes on May 26, 2026.

Ben Klein Debarred from Federal E-Rate Program

The FCC's Enforcement Bureau has debarred Ben Klein from the federal E-Rate program and all federal universal service support mechanisms for three years. The debarment commences on the date Mr. Klein receives the debarment letter or March 27, 2026, whichever is earlier.

SEC charges Krish Kumar for defrauding investors

The SEC filed settled charges against Oklahoma resident Krish Kumar for allegedly defrauding investors in two offerings, raising approximately $7.8 million and misappropriating nearly $7 million. Kumar consented to a judgment enjoining him from future violations and ordering monetary remedies to be determined by the court.

SEC Obtains Final Judgment Against Commonwealth Equity Services

The SEC announced it has obtained a final consent judgment against Commonwealth Equity Services, LLC, an investment adviser, for alleged failures to disclose material conflicts of interest related to revenue sharing agreements. Commonwealth has agreed to pay a civil penalty of $5 million.

SEC Obtains Consent Judgments Against Benjamin Taylor and Darina Windsor in Insider Trading Case

The SEC announced final consent judgments against Benjamin Taylor and Darina Windsor, former investment bankers, in an alleged insider trading scheme. The judgments permanently enjoin them from violating securities laws and order disgorgement and civil penalties totaling $550,000.

SEC Dismisses Civil Enforcement Action Against FAT Brands, Inc. and Executives

The SEC announced the dismissal, with prejudice, of its civil enforcement action against FAT Brands, Inc., Andrew Wiederhorn, Ron Roe, and Rebecca D. Hershinger. The dismissal was based on the facts and circumstances of the case and evidence developed in discovery.

SEC Files Subpoena Enforcement Action Against John Olsen

The SEC has filed a subpoena enforcement action against Florida executive John Olsen and six affiliated companies in the Northern District of Texas. The action seeks to compel the production of documents and information related to an investigation into a possible market-manipulation scheme involving Mondee Holdings, Inc. securities.

ICE Arrests Criminal Illegal Aliens for Murder, Child Pornography, Drug Trafficking

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the arrest of criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious offenses including murder, child pornography production, and drug trafficking. The press release highlights ICE's efforts to remove public safety threats from communities.

DHS Criticizes Manhattan DA for Plea Deal to Illegal Alien Child Rapist

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has strongly criticized the Manhattan District Attorney's Office for offering a six-month plea deal to an illegal alien charged with child rape. DHS expressed concern that the plea deal, which includes time served, is insufficient for the severity of the crime and undermines public safety.