A Syracuse contractor responsible for asbestos removal at a building in De Witt has been accused of letting the cancer-causing substance leak into the city’s sewers, contaminate construction debris, and float freely outside the building.
After pleading guilty to two drug-related felonies, a Steubenville, Ohio, woman has been granted her motion for intervention instead of conviction.
After being charged with buying heroin for an undercover police officer, a Rutland, Vermont, woman has avoided jail time and will instead attend a substance abuse treatment program.
Four lawsuits were recently filed in Kanawha Circuit Court in West Virginia claiming the plaintiffs or their loved ones were injured or killed as a result of asbestos exposure.
Marilyn McMillan spent two years believing that her chronic migraines were being caused by the stress of running her own business. Then she learned the truth.
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