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Four Face Federal Drug Charges for Oxycodone and Marijuana

Four Men from Elkins, W.Va Faces Federal Drug Charges for Oxycodone and Marijuana United States Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld, II announced on Monday, March 9th,

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Generic Version of Actos Approved for Market by the FDA

On Friday, August 17th, the FDA approved generic pioglitazone, which is based on the highly controversial Actos. The drug company approved to manufacture the generic

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Veto Stands for S.C. Criminal Record Expungement Bill

An expungement bill that would allow South Carolina criminals to hide their criminal records from potential employers, schools and law enforcement investigators didn’t have enough

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Man Arrested for BUI on Lake Murray

SC Man Arrested for BUI Collision on Lake Murray The operator of a boat on Lake Murray has officially been charged with boating under the

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Amanda Bynes in another hit-and-run after DUI

After being pulled for side-swiping a police cruiser and being charged with a DUI this spring, one might suspect that Amanda Bynes, 26, would be

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Walking Dead Star Charged with DUI, Drug Possession, Speeding

Star of “Walking Dead” Arrested and Charged with DUI, Drug Possession, and Speeding in the Triple Digits The actor who plays tortured priest Father Gabriel

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

W.Va Mine Fatality Raises Concerns on Worker Safety, Workers Comp Death Benefits

West Virginia Mine Cited Before Fatal Mine Accident, Workers’ Comp Death Benefits in Question On Sunday, March 8th, a mine in West Virginia suffered a

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Early Symptoms of PTSD Linked to TBI in Veterans

Traumatic Brain Injury in Soldiers Can Be Diagnosed Through Early Symptoms of PTSD Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, is a common injury to soldiers and military

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Higher Alcohol Tax Reduces DUI Deaths

Study Suggests Raising Alcohol Tax Reduces DUI Deaths A new study investigated the effects of Illinois’s higher alcohol tax, implemented in 2009, and found that

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Hail Damage to Roof Leads to Workers Comp Claim

Roofing Company Failed to Pay for Workers Comp Claim, Lacked Workers Comp Insurance After hail damaged a woman’s rental property, she hired a roofing company

Pete Strom January 20, 2020

Four Face Federal Drug Charges for Oxycodone and Marijuana

Generic Version of Actos Approved for Market by the FDA

Veto Stands for S.C. Criminal Record Expungement Bill

Man Arrested for BUI on Lake Murray

Amanda Bynes in another hit-and-run after DUI

Walking Dead Star Charged with DUI, Drug Possession, Speeding

W.Va Mine Fatality Raises Concerns on Worker Safety, Workers Comp Death Benefits

Early Symptoms of PTSD Linked to TBI in Veterans

Higher Alcohol Tax Reduces DUI Deaths

Hail Damage to Roof Leads to Workers Comp Claim

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