State relaxes rules as unemployment claims reach historic high

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State relaxes rules as unemployment claims reach historic high

WASHINGTON — More than 133,000 workers in Washington state filed for unemployment in the last week as the covid-19 pandemic takes an economic toll. The number of claims filed to the Washington State Employment Security Department from March 15 …
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Judge dismisses Under Armour shareholders' lawsuit over Port Covington dealings

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Under Armour Inc., its board of directors and Sagamore Development that alleged improprieties surrounding the planned redevelopment of Port Covington. Two shareholders filed separate federal lawsuits last …
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GRAINS-Corn drops after USDA pegs US plantings above expectations

… * USDA forecasts largest U.S. corn acres in 8 years. * Soybean plantings estimate below trade expectations (Rewrites throughout with U.S. market open, adds quote, updates prices, changes byline, changes dateline from HAMBURG). By Karl Plume and …
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MTA boss Pat Foye: Low ridership 'makes homeless situation appear bigger'

It’s all in your head. The number of homeless people seeking refuge in the subway system amid the coronavirus pandemic isn’t as high as it seems, MTA Chairman Pat Foye claimed Monday — it just looks bad because there are fewer other straphangers.
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Man faces felonies for threatening to spread coronavirus at grocery store

GENESEE COUNTY, MI – A man is facing up to 20 years in prison after alleging he had COVID-19 and touching several items at a Michigan grocery store. Prosecutor David Leyton will seek a false report of terrorism charge — punishable by up to two decades …
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