New Mexico Measles Cases Rise to 13

The New Mexico Department of Health has reported that measles cases have increased to 13, with all cases linked to three county detention centers. Vaccination crews have been deployed to these facilities to prevent further spread. The state is also encouraging residents to check their vaccination records due to ongoing measles activity.

Johnny D. Houston Jr. License Transferred to Disability Inactive Status

The Tennessee Supreme Court, by order entered March 9, 2026, has transferred the law license of Johnny D. Houston, Jr. to disability inactive status. This action prohibits Mr. Houston from practicing law and requires compliance with specific obligations outlined in Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 9.

Lawyer Harvey Randolph Fallin Temporarily Suspended

The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility announced the temporary suspension of lawyer Harvey Randolph Fallin, effective March 9, 2026. The suspension stems from his failure to respond to a misconduct complaint, precluding him from accepting new cases and requiring him to cease representing existing clients by April 8, 2026.

Lawyer Disability Inactive Status Removed

The Tennessee Supreme Court has removed the disability inactive status of attorney Sornavidya Saba Sankar, effective March 6, 2026. While her disability inactive status is lifted, she will remain on inactive status pending the resolution of any disciplinary proceedings and must pay any associated reinstatement expenses.

Mary R. Rudolph - Temporary Suspension of Law License

The Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility announced the temporary suspension of lawyer Mary R. Rudolph's license to practice law, effective March 5, 2026. The suspension was issued by the Supreme Court of Tennessee due to Ms. Rudolph's failure to respond to a misconduct complaint.

Handel Durham Jr. Censured by Tennessee Supreme Court Board

The Board of Professional Responsibility of the Tennessee Supreme Court has publicly censured attorney Handel R. Durham, Jr. for violating rules of professional conduct related to fees and communications. The censure was issued on March 3, 2026, following an improper attempt to collect a contingency fee from a client.

Northern Lights Inc. Wildfire Mitigation Plan Application Approved

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has approved Northern Lights, Inc.'s application for its 2026-2028 Wildfire Mitigation Plan. The plan details risk assessments, preventive programs, and operational practices to reduce wildfire risk across the company's service territory.

Idaho PUC Order Denying AT&T Mobility Broadband Tax Credit Application

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has issued Order No. 36970 denying AT&T Mobility II LLC's application for a broadband equipment tax credit for equipment installed between 2014 and 2023. The denial is based on the company's failure to provide all required information for the Commission to confirm the equipment's eligibility under Idaho Code § 63-3029I.

Idaho Power Generator Interconnection O&M Charges Update

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has approved Idaho Power Company's compliance filing regarding updates to its operation and maintenance (O&M) charges for Schedule 72 generator interconnections. The order confirms that the transmission O&M charge calculation, as amended, results in the same rate as previously approved, thus not requiring a revision to Schedule 72.

Southshore 2 Water Company LLC Application for Public Utility Certificate

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has issued a Notice of Application for Southshore 2 Water Company LLC's request for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate as a public utility providing water service in Canyon County, Idaho. The notice sets deadlines for intervention and public comment.