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Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended the temporary ban on evictions for three more months.For people who can t pay rent due to COVID-19 financial setbacks, they can t be kicked out of their home until July 1, at the earliest.This is welcome news for many of the struggling Nevada
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COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, Utah 鈥?Late last week, the City of Cottonwood Heights announced that its insurance provider had settled with the family of Zane James for $4,000,000.The 19-year-old was shot and killed by a Cottonwood Heights police officer in 2018. Its my understanding this settlement amount is the largest police misconduct settlement in Utah history and I think thats important and meaningful, said Sam Meziani, the James family attorney. The family can never move forward from something like this, theres no way the family can move on, but at least the family wont be involved in hard fought litigation any longer. In May, 2018, James was sus
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