Indiana PUC Order Authorizing Commissioners to Conduct Hearings

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) issued an order formally authorizing Commissioners and Administrative Law Judges to conduct hearings and investigations in assigned cases. This action is based on Indiana Code provisions and a case assignment list, ensuring proper procedural authority for ongoing utility regulatory matters.

Indiana-American Water Company Petition for New Distribution System Charge

The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved Indiana-American Water Company's petition for a new Distribution System Improvement Charge (DSIC). This approval allows the company to implement a new rate schedule to recover costs associated with eligible distribution system improvements.

Larry Holley - Fine Payment Instructions and Consent Order

The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs has issued fine payment instructions and a consent order related to Larry Holley's unregistered securities activities. The total fine for Larry Holley has been reduced to $40,000.00, payable after the SEC receivership closes.

USPS Notice of Filing for Negotiated Service Agreements

The United States Postal Service has filed a request with the Postal Regulatory Commission to add a domestic shipping services contract to the Negotiated Service Agreements list. This notice provides the filing details and docket numbers for the agreement.

CMS Medicare Data Application for Performance Measurement Comment Period

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is seeking public comment on its intention to collect information related to Medicare data applications for performance measurement. This notice is part of the Paperwork Reduction Act process, requiring a 60-day public comment period.

CMS Seeks Public Comment on Information Collection

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is seeking public comment on its intention to collect information from the public under the Paperwork Reduction Act. The notice provides a 60-day comment period for interested parties to submit feedback on the proposed information collection.

FDA Indexes New Drug for Ornamental Finfish Parasites

The FDA has added Prazi-Med, a praziquantel powder for immersion, to the Index of Legally Marketed Unapproved New Animal Drugs for Minor Species. This drug treats internal and external parasites in ornamental finfish, providing a faster and less expensive pathway to market for such products.

Hawaii AG Indicts Investigator for Obstruction and Witness Tampering

The Hawaii Attorney General's office announced the indictment of Christopher Moon, an investigator with the City and County of Honolulu, on seven criminal offenses including obstruction of justice, intimidation, and witness tampering. The charges stem from allegations of physical abuse and subsequent attempts to deter the complainant from cooperating with law enforcement.

Hawaii Police Officer Pleads No Contest to Tampering with Evidence

Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez announced that Hawaii County Police Officer Blane Kenolio pled no contest to Tampering with Physical Evidence. The charge stemmed from an unconstitutional search conducted by Kenolio. Sentencing is scheduled for May 28, 2026.

Hawaii AG Indicts Accountant for $200k Theft, Forgery, and Fraud

The Hawaii Attorney General's office has secured a grand jury indictment against Kristen Keiki O Akua Krael and three others for alleged theft, forgery, and fraud totaling over $200,000. The charges stem from Krael's alleged misuse of her employer's financial information while working as an accountant.

Hawaii AG Secures First Conviction Under Habitual Unlicensed Driver Law

The Hawaii Attorney General's office announced the first conviction under the state's new habitual unlicensed driver law (Act 212). Michael Johnson was convicted for repeated driving without a license, with 17 prior convictions in five years. This action highlights the state's commitment to enforcing traffic safety laws.

Hawaii AG Updates Public Corruption Investigation

The Hawaii Attorney General's office provided a biweekly update on an ongoing criminal investigation into the transfer of approximately $35,000. The department is continuing to examine subpoenaed materials and conduct interviews, reaffirming its commitment to a methodical and constitutional investigation.

WHO Report: Child Mortality Slows, 4.9 Million Die Before Five

A new UN report indicates that while child deaths have fallen globally since 2000, the pace of reduction has slowed significantly since 2015. In 2024, 4.9 million children died before their fifth birthday, with preventable causes like malnutrition and infectious diseases being major factors. The report highlights disparities in healthcare access, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and conflict-affected regions.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Reduce Homeowner Insurance Requirements

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are removing certain homeowners insurance requirements to reduce costs for American homebuyers. These changes, effective March 18, 2026, will allow for the acceptance of Actual Cash Value (ACV) coverage on roofs and simplify deductible rules, particularly benefiting condo owners and those in rural areas.

Atropine Eye Drops: Medication Error Risk in Children Under 3

The French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety (ANSM) has issued a notice regarding the risk of medication errors with atropine eye drops in children under 3 years old. The notice highlights specific risks and provides recommendations to prevent these errors.

CFTC and SEC clarify federal securities laws for crypto assets

CFTC and SEC clarify federal securities laws for crypto assets

HKMA Alerts Public to Bank Scams and Fraudulent Websites

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has alerted the public to fraudulent websites and scams targeting customers of several banks. The alert provides details on specific scams and advises the public on how to protect themselves and report incidents.

FDA Early Alert: Insulet Omnipod 5 Pods May Not Deliver Insulin

The FDA has issued an Early Alert regarding Insulet Omnipod 5 Pods that may have a tear in internal tubing, potentially leading to under-delivery of insulin and high blood glucose levels. Insulet has issued a voluntary correction recommending affected pods not be used, with 18 serious injuries reported.

NIH Seeks Input on Proposed Clinical Trial Application Form

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is seeking public input on a proposed new clinical trial-specific application form. This form aims to streamline the application process by consolidating information currently spread across multiple documents, potentially simplifying requirements for investigators and improving review efficiency.

Jane Doe 1 v. Dr John Pispidikis - Court Opinion

The Michigan Court of Appeals vacated and remanded a lower court's decision in Jane Doe 1 v. Dr. John Pispidikis. The court found that the lower court erred in applying the Federal Arbitration Act to a dispute not involving interstate commerce, thereby vacating the denial of summary disposition.

Dan Martin v. City of Flat Rock Fire Department - Employment Law

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision in Dan Martin v. City of Flat Rock Fire Department. The case involved allegations of retaliation in violation of the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act. The appellate court found no grounds to overturn the lower court's judgment.

Freij v Freij - Divorce Case Appeal

The Michigan Court of Appeals issued an unpublished opinion in the divorce case of Freij v Freij. The court affirmed in part, vacated in part, and remanded the case for further proceedings concerning the division of the marital estate and attorney fees.

Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms Guardianship Judgment

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment in the guardianship and conservatorship of GJB. The appellate court found no abuse of discretion by the trial court in its decision, which involved the termination of the guardianship and conservatorship.

Hannah Gardner v. Carrols Corporation - Lower Court Judgment Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision to grant summary disposition in favor of Carrols Corporation. The court found the plaintiff's claims regarding a wire in a hamburger to be speculative and lacking causation. The case involved claims of negligence, breach of warranty, and violation of the Food Law.

In Re Sanders/Sanders-Colbert Minors - Termination of Parental Rights

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision to terminate parental rights in the case of In Re Sanders/Sanders-Colbert Minors. The appeal stemmed from allegations of sexual abuse by the mother's partner and the mother's alleged failure to prevent it or report it. The court found no error in the trial court's jurisdiction or termination decision.

Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms Termination of Parental Rights

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment terminating a father's parental rights. The father had a history of criminal sexual conduct and violated parole by having contact with a minor. The court found sufficient evidence for termination and that it was in the child's best interest.

Ari-El Financial LLC v. Joe Barbat - Case Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment against Ari-El Financial LLC and Joe Barbat in the amount of $2,765,942.47. The case involved a $2.1 million loan default and breach of a promissory note and guaranty. The appellate court found no genuine issue of material fact regarding the loan default.

Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms Termination of Parental Rights

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment terminating parental rights. The decision was based on findings of sexual abuse and a reasonable likelihood of harm if the child were returned to the parent. The case involved allegations of sexual abuse against a sibling.

Lawrence S. Holman v. Farm Bureau General Insurance Company of Mi - Insurance Dispute

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment in favor of Farm Bureau General Insurance Company of Michigan. The case involved a plaintiff who sued his insurance agent for negligence after discovering he was not insured for an automobile accident.

In Re Dependency as to S.K. - Arizona Court of Appeals

The Arizona Court of Appeals affirmed a dependency order concerning S.K. The case involved allegations of child neglect and animal hoarding. The court's decision is non-precedential.

Idaho AG Arrests Man for Child Exploitation

The Idaho Attorney General's Office announced the arrest of Kelly Beavers for one count of distribution of child sexual exploitation material. The arrest was made by the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit with assistance from local law enforcement agencies.

Idaho AG Office Arrests Two for Child Exploitation

The Idaho Attorney General's office announced the arrest of two men on March 6, 2026, for child exploitation offenses. The charges include possession of child sexual exploitation material and, for one individual, production of such material and possession of generative AI child exploitation material.

Idaho AG Charges Meridian Man with Child Enticement

The Idaho Attorney General's Office announced charges against Charles Peterson, a Meridian man, for four counts of enticing a child. The arrest was made by the Attorney General's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit in coordination with local and out-of-state law enforcement agencies.

Idaho AG Arrests Man for Child Exploitation Material Possession

The Idaho Attorney General's office announced the arrest of Thoren Spearow for five counts of possession of child exploitation material. Spearow is a registered sex offender. The arrest was made by the Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit with assistance from local law enforcement agencies.

Taria McKinney v. Imp Elevate West Village, LLC - Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed the direct appeal filed by Taria McKinney in a dispossessory proceeding against Imp Elevate West Village, LLC. The court found the appeal was untimely and that McKinney failed to follow the correct discretionary appeal procedures.

Roberson v. State - Appeal Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal of Theodore Leonard Roberson in case A26A1462. The dismissal was based on the appeal being untimely and not filed via the proper discretionary application process following a guilty plea.

Estate of June White Purvis - Interlocutory Application Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals has dismissed an interlocutory application in the Estate of June White Purvis case. The dismissal was due to the untimely filing of the certificate of immediate review by the probate court, which is a jurisdictional requirement for interlocutory appeals.

Atlanta Birth Center v. Gre Midtown, LLC - Appeal Dismissed

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal filed by Atlanta Birth Center, Inc. against Gre Midtown, LLC. The dismissal was due to the appellant's failure to follow the correct procedure for discretionary appeals, specifically not filing an application as required by OCGA § 5-6-35(a)(8).

Child Sex Trafficking Conviction and Sentencing

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced the conviction and 25-year sentence for Demaria Williams in a child sex trafficking case. Williams is the fourth and final defendant convicted, bringing the total to four predators off the streets. The case involved the exploitation of a 13-year-old victim.

Georgia AG Secures Over $50M for Consumers and Taxpayers

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr's office announced securing over $50 million in savings and restitution for consumers and taxpayers in the past year through various enforcement actions. The office also highlighted its ongoing consumer education and outreach efforts.

Georgia AG Indicts Four for $53k Fraud Targeting Driver Services

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced indictments against four individuals for allegedly creating and depositing fraudulent Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) checks totaling $53,616.02. The defendants had no employment or business relations with DDS. The indictments were obtained in Fulton, Muscogee, Stewart, and DeKalb counties.

Indictment for Counterfeit Coupon Scheme Targeting Retailers

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced an indictment against Michael Justin Williams for a counterfeit coupon scheme targeting RaceTrac and Family Dollar. The indictment includes charges of RICO Act violation and forgery, stemming from fraudulent coupons used between June and July 2025.

Georgia AG Seeks Hearing on Campaign Finance Law Violations

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is seeking a hearing to determine if the Georgia Republican Assembly, Inc. and its PAC violated campaign finance laws. The action follows claims of failure to register, file disclosure reports, and disclose contributions and expenditures.

DOJ Recognizes National Consumer Protection Week

The Delaware Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its participation in National Consumer Protection Week with various events. This notice highlights the DOJ's commitment to consumer advocacy and education during this designated week.

AG Jennings Intervenes in USPS Gun Mailing Case

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has intervened in a federal lawsuit challenging USPS regulations on mailing firearms. The intervention aims to prevent a ruling that could allow guns to be mailed with virtually no limits, potentially impacting public safety and federal law enforcement efforts.

Delaware AG Sues Trump Administration Over Tariffs

The Delaware Attorney General's office has filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration challenging the legality of recent tariffs. The suit aims to halt the imposition of these tariffs, which are alleged to be illegal.

State AG Secures $1.75M Wage Theft Judgment Against Restaurant

The DC Attorney General secured a $1.75 million judgment against Talea Ristorante and its owner for wage theft. The judgment includes over $1.3 million in restitution for 95 workers and $420,000 in penalties.

DC AG Joins 26 States in Live Nation Antitrust Lawsuit

District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announced the District is joining 26 other states in continuing an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster. The coalition seeks to restore competition to the live entertainment industry and ticketing marketplace.

Washington Commanders Settle Workplace Culture Lawsuit for $1M

The District of Columbia Attorney General has secured a $1 million settlement with the Washington Commanders to resolve allegations of misleading consumers about an investigation into a toxic workplace culture under former ownership. The settlement credits current ownership for implementing reforms and resolving the lawsuit filed in 2022.

DC AG Secures $531,192 from Dangerous Drivers

The DC Attorney General secured $531,192 in judgments and settlements from 14 dangerous drivers from Maryland and Virginia under the STEER Act. The office also filed five new lawsuits against out-of-state drivers owing nearly $625,194 for traffic infractions.