Law & Justice
November 3, 2026
Virginia Voters to Decide Who Regains Voting Rights After Prison
Question 3 would restore voting rights after incarceration without the governor's approval. A federal court ruling has already changed eligibility for many Virginians.
August 28, 2026
Michael Carrino Is Enjoying His Second Act
The Akron-based actor spent the past decade building his career in theater, film, and television. Now, he’s taking on his biggest role yet as Dr. Francis Sweeney in “Kingsbury Run.”
May 27, 2026
Tear Gas Has No Federal Oversight: What This Means for Public Safety
A yellow plume erupts as clicks and explosions echo amongst the Seattle streets. People in face masks, with beanies and hoods, walk away from the tear gas wiping their eyes and coughing. In cities across the country, law enforcement agents are using the chemical agent tear gas in efforts to rein in protestors.
May 7, 2026
Barre Law Founder’s Immigration Journey Comes Full Circle
Immigration attorney Abadir Barre’s life has come full circle as he now helps clients navigate the same complex U.S. immigration system he once faced himself as a child seeking asylum after his family fled civil war in Somalia.
December 8, 2025
Seattle’s Safety Gap: When Feeling Safe and Being Safe Don’t Align
Seattle's University District hasn’t seen any major changes in crime data in the past few years. However, as an area with crime above the national average, residents and workers feel unsafe.