Wednesday, July 23 2014 5:21 PM EDT2014-07-23 21:21:54 GMT
A 4-year-old was recently banned from a Monroe doughnut shop, and now the issue has been brought up on social media and both the boy's mother and the shop aren't shying away from their stances.More >>
A 4-year-old was recently banned from a Monroe doughnut shop, and now the issue has been brought up on social media and both the boy's mother and the shop aren't shying away from their stances.More >>
BRADENTON BEACH, FL (WFLX) - People are outraged after a Florida couple was caught having sex on a public beach Sunday afternoon in front of dozens of people including children. Bradenton Beach policeMore >>
People are outraged after a Florida couple was caught having sex on a public beach Sunday afternoon in front of dozens of people including children.More >>
Thursday, July 24 2014 12:04 AM EDT2014-07-24 04:04:52 GMT
Christopher Deedy with defense team
Prosecutor Janice Futa and her team set up a McDonald's toy display and high chairs in the courtroom to simulate the inside of the Waikiki fast food restaurant where Kollin Elderts and Christopher Deedy struggled in 2011.More >>
Prosecutor Janice Futa and her team set up a McDonald's toy display and high chairs in the courtroom to simulate the inside of the Waikiki fast food restaurant where Kollin Elderts and Christopher Deedy struggled in 2011.More >>
HILO, Hawaii (AP) - An unnamed Big Island papaya farmer is suing for relief from new registration requirements for growers of genetically modified crops.
The lawsuit filed earlier this week claims the county's new registration law is "burdensome and intrusive."
Papaya crops are exempted by the county's new law restricting the planting of genetically modified crops to enclosed structures such as greenhouses. But papaya growers are still required to register with the county.
Registration requirements are required to be fulfilled Wednesday.
According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff cultivates a variety of papaya that was genetically engineered for resistance to a destructive virus.
The lawsuit says the plaintiff believes giving up confidential information opens him up to vandalism or having trade secrets stolen.
