Bonnie Bolden

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Bonnie Bolden |Pam Dankins

Civil arguments over allegations that country music superstar Garth Brooks raped and sexually assaulted a former employee will continue in court. Brooks' accuser asked for a lawsuit he filed against her in Mississippi court to be dismissed last year. A judge recently ruled that the request is moot. Her similar case in a California federal court is on hold, pending the Mississippi court's decisions. Here's what we know about the lawsuits so far.

2 days ago | hattiesburgamerican.com | Bonnie Bolden |Pam Dankins

Civil arguments over allegations that country music superstar Garth Brooks raped and sexually assaulted a former employee will continue in court. Brooks' accuser asked for a lawsuit he filed against her in Mississippi court to be dismissed last year. A judge recently ruled that the request is moot. Her similar case in a California federal court is on hold, pending the Mississippi court's decisions. Here's what we know about the lawsuits so far.

2 days ago | clarionledger.com | Bonnie Bolden |Pam Dankins

Civil arguments over allegations that country music superstar Garth Brooks raped and sexually assaulted a former employee will continue in court. Brooks' accuser asked for a lawsuit he filed against her in Mississippi court to be dismissed last year. A judge recently ruled that the request is moot. Her similar case in a California federal court is on hold, pending the Mississippi court's decisions. Here's what we know about the lawsuits so far.

2 days ago | clarionledger.com | Bonnie Bolden

Igloo has expanded its recall of 90-quart rolling coolers due to fingertip amputation and crushing hazards. Over 1 million coolers sold in the U.S., along with thousands in Canada and Mexico, are affected. Consumers should stop using recalled coolers immediately and contact Igloo for a free replacement handle. Recalled coolers were manufactured before January 2024 and have specific model/SKU numbers and date codes.

2 days ago | clarionledger.com | Bonnie Bolden

President Trump suggested dismantling FEMA, saying states can handle natural disasters more efficiently. Trump's proposed budget recommends a $646 million cut to FEMA's non-disaster grant programs. Former Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant was appointed to Trump's FEMA Review Council. Mississippi has received $894 million in FEMA funds for disaster relief since 2017. FEMA Administrator David Richardson plans to reform the agency and increase cost-sharing with states.