Court weighs ranchers&#39; beef with ads
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A seemingly divided Supreme Court considered Wednesday whether the free speech rights of cattle ranchers are violated by a federal law requiring them to help fund a government-sponsored
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The film's creators dispute a finding that election rules apply to their promotional ads. Next stop: the Supreme Court.
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SUPREME COURT There&#39;s a big money case at the Supreme Court today and it could have a major impact on the regulation and sale of alcoholic beverages.
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Fish and Wildlife has made a recommendation for a small bird that stirs up big controversy. A battle over the protection of the sage grouse rages on between the nationâs energy industry and conservationists.
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High noon in Texas: the agriculture chief is making a stand against junk food. Can she win?
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The Utah Animal Rights Coalition has filed a federal lawsuit against South Jordan and the managers of Salt Lake County's Equestrian Park and Events Center for removing a group of animal rights activists who were protesting a local circus performance.
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By Todd Hollingshead, The Salt Lake Tribune  Dec. 8--PROVO -- Some landowners who want out of Pleasant Grove have  taken their case to 4th District Court.    Stanley B.
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WASHINGTON -- The US Supreme Court Tuesday heard a case about the sale of wine over the Internet. The court heard arguments on whether it&#39;s fair for states to ban out-of-state growers from shipping their products
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined Tuesday to hear appeals in two cases concerning the right of the entertainment industry to subpoena file-traders and whether telecommunication companies have to share their networks with startup competitors.ADVERTISEMENTSBC Case Study: Crate & BarrelWhat sold them on improving their network? A system that could cut management costs from the get-go. Find out more.
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By Larissa Van Beurden-Doust, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif.  Feb. 12--Some farmers and ranchers in San Luis Obispo County may get a refund of what they called unfair fees paid to the state.   It's unclear, however, when or how much of that money may be returned.
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AUSTIN -In a year&#39;s time, property owners in Washington County will likely see a different school funding plan. Shortly after closing arguments Wednesday in the landmark trial challenging the state&#39;s &quot;Robin
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CRAWFORD, Texas - The latest political battle over a war that ended three decades ago moved to President Bush&#39;s Crawford ranch Wednesday as former Georgia senator Max Cleland tried to deliver a letter demanding that Bush denounce an ad challenging
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Agriculture Secretary nominee Mike Johanns will draw sharp questions from Midwestern lawmakers about the U.S. decision to reopen its borders to Canadian beef despite a second case of mad cow disease in Alberta.
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In a 5-to-4 ruling, the Supreme Court justices say Wisconsin issue ads did not violate McCain-Feingold act.
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A food fight broke out at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, with justices considering whether the government can force farmers to pay for ad campaigns with catchy phrases like "Beef: It's what's for dinner" and billboards featuring milk mustaches on celebrities.
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By Howard Yune, Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.  Sep. 24--State plans to remake Colusa County farmland as wetlands took another blow when a state appeals court upheld a 2004 decision blocking the takeover of the Traynham Ranch east of Arbuckle.
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By Gordon Dickson, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Sep. 14--A lawsuit has been filed to stop three Central Texas residents from claiming that they can protect property owners from losing land to the Trans-Texas Corridor, Attorney General Greg Abbott announced Wednesday.