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Police: Marijuana test positive for driver - Palladium-Item

LIBERTY, Ind. -- A Union County teacher arrested last week in Fayette County tested positive for marijuana, according to the case report prepared by the Indiana State Police. Bradley Graham, 42, a sixth-grade math teacher at Union County Middle ...

Inmates earn time off cleaning up human waste, bodily fluids - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Dec. 3, 2008 1:24 p.m. | Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke is giving inmates one hour off their sentence for every hour they work cleaning up the blood, urine, feces, saliva, vomit and other bodily fluids that dirties the House of Correction and ...

Questions arise over at-home drug test plan - Burlington County Times

Commissioner Diane Marseglia and Penndel District Judge Daniel Baranoski would like to see the county take over a program the township developed to sell parents inexpensive athome drug test kits. “This is a fully established and proven program ...

Drug screenings take center stage - Battle Creek Enquirer

As drug testing becomes more sophisticated, job seekers who think a few puffs of a joint here and there won't hurt their chances of finding work locally might need to think again. At Battle Creek's Regional Medical Laboratories Inc., a full-service ...

UPDATE: Pewaukee police chief alleges conspiracy against him - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Dec. 3, 2008 12:46 p.m. | Waukesha - City of Pewaukee Police Chief Gary Bach alleged today that several officers in his department secretly recorded conversations with him as part of a conspiracy to get him fired. Bach made the allegation during a ...

D.C. Settles In Death of Paralyzed Jail Inmate - Washington Post

Mary Scott, center, the mother of Jonathan Magbie, mourns at his funeral in September, 2004. (Marvin Joseph - The Washington Post) The mother of a quadriplegic inmate who died in 2004 after suffering breathing problems at the D.C. jail has reached ...

6-year-old struck and killed on La. 56 - Daily Comet

CHAUVIN – A 6-year-old boy was struck and killed by a driver while trying to cross La. 56 this afternoon, according to the state police. Family members said the boy, Jealin Naquin, was trying to cross the road to meet his parents, Marty and ...

6-year-old killed by truck - Daily Comet

CHAUVIN – A 6-year-old local boy was struck and killed by a driver while trying to cross La. 56 on Thanksgiving Day, State Police reported. Meanwhile, 29-year-old Conrad Griffin of Golden Meadow was killed Wednesday after he lost control of his car ...

School board approves drug testing - Rensselaer Republican

The Rensselaer Central Schools Corporation board approved the testing for drug use among some students at a regular school board meeting last week. Rensselaer Central Schools Corporation Ned Speicher said the school board has talked about having a ...

Mass voters defeat tax question; approve dog, marijuana issues - Union-News & Sunday Republican

BOSTON - Voters on Tuesday resoundingly defeated a ballot proposal to eliminate the state income tax, saying it would force radical cuts in government services. A ballot question to decriminalize the possession of an ounce or less of marijuana passed ...

Police: Marijuana test positive for driver (Palladium-Item)

LIBERTY, Ind. -- A Union County teacher arrested last week in Fayette County tested positive for marijuana, according to the case report prepared by the Indiana State Police.

Questions arise over at-home drug test plan (Bucks County Courier Times)

Parents can buy test kits at the Middletown Township building for $5 and officials want to make them accessible to more people.

City Settles in Death Of Paralyzed Inmate (Washington Post)

The mother of a quadriplegic inmate who died in 2004 after suffering breathing problems at the D.C. jail has reached financial settlements with the District government and his care providers, her attorneys disclosed yesterday.

Middletown district mulls prescription drug testing (Independent)

MIDDLETOWN — The township school district is currently weighing whether or not to add prescription drugs to its random drug testing policy.

2 brgy. Luz workers fail drug test (Cebu Daily News)

TWO garbage collectors of barangay Luz in Cebu City, were found positive for illegal drug use during a surprise drug test yesterday. The test was conducted by the Cebu City Office on Substance Abuse Prevention (Cosap).

Integrity of AFL system is in hands of a drug addict (Summit Sun)

THREE urine tests a week. Four hair samples a year. Welcome back, Ben Cousins, to the strict new world of AFL footy. For a self-confessed drug addict, the system is set up for him to fail, but if he does, the entire AFL drugs system fails, too.

Drug screenings take center stage (Battle Creek Enquirer)

As drug testing becomes more sophisticated, job seekers who think a few puffs of a joint here and there won't hurt their chances of finding work locally might need to think again.

Don't Let a DUI Spoil Tailgating Fun ... or Worse (Carteret County News-Times)

(ARA) - Football season is back and with it returns the tradition of tailgating. Good food, good friends, a great game and beverages to get you in the spirit. Several hours and several beers later, it's time to head home. Your head's humming, but you think you're okay to drive.

The University Times | The University of North Carolina at Charlotte's Student Newspaper Since 1949 (Niner Online)

FORT WORTH, Texas - Chante Mallard was convicted of murder Thursday, and hours later she took the stand in the punishment phase of her trial, apologizing profusely and saying she deserves to go to prison.

Driver in fatal crash had marijuana in system (The Columbus Dispatch)

A urine test showed traces of marijuana in Ethan Linnabary's system the day his sport-utility vehicle struck and killed a motorcyclist. Genoa Township police officers collected the sample at 7:55 p.m. on June 19, three hours and 26 minutes after the crash in Delaware County. Ohio law has a three-hour limit for collecting urine or blood after a crash.