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The first television ad for a marijuana product, set to run on a local Colorado station Tuesday, was pulled from the lineup over legal concerns.
Authorities are also investigating whether an uncle, said to be radical, influenced the gunman on a trip to Jordan last year.
One Wisconsin mom is making sure her daughter will always after her mother's advice, even after she's gone.
Authorities are also investigating whether an uncle, said to be radical, influenced the gunman on a trip to Jordan last year.
A Florida K9 jumps a fence in its handler's yard and attacks a 7-year-old girl. WESH's Dave McDaniel reports.
Everyone is talking about the “gig economy.” From Hillary Clinton to Jeb Bush, companies like Uber and their impact on the economy are on the minds of every reporter and a lot of workers these days. Today, taxi drivers in Montgomery County, Md.—working with the National Taxi Workers Alliance (NTWA)—helped pass a sweeping set of reforms to the taxi industry that have the potential to shift this conversation yet again. This victory will help level the playing field and put power back into the hands of workers. It also presents an alternative vision for how taxi drivers and workers in general can take the lead in the new and changing economy rather than letting corporate behemoths like Uber set the agenda.
Lucas Price accuses his brother and co-founder, Dan Price, in court documents of violating his rights as minority shareholder.
Imagine this: You’re a manager at a local convenience store. You supervise staff, justify inventory, hire and fire hourly workers and even share some of their responsibilities. You like your job, but it pays only $30,000 a year, and you’re still required to work from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Flags will fly at half-staff at federal grounds though sunset on Saturday in honor of the five service members killed in the Chattanooga shootings.
The Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 was meant to protect our economy from Wall Street greed. The legislation was passed into law in response to the 2008 financial crisis, which caused home foreclosures for millions of families and long-term unemployment for tens of millions of workers.
