Winter storm packs South with snow and ice across Texas
The AP reports a wintry blast hit Texas and Oklahoma bringing snow and ice while the Midwest digs out from a storm that dumped up to 29 inches in Minnesota. Fatal accidents occurred including a passenger death in Oklahoma. Snow spread to the Texas Panhandle and Tulsa measured 2 inches. Snowplows cleared roads as Minnesota and Wisconsin faced zero visibility and multiple deaths. Ski resorts welcomed the snow powering winter tourism.
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Supreme Court drops Adarand affirmative action case
Denver AP The Supreme Court ended Randy Pech’s 11 year bid over a federal highway set aside program that favored minority contractors. Pech will pursue a separate challenge to Colorado contract practices while noting his stance against racial or gender based government discrimination.
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Court to Hear Case on Online Porn Site Restrictions
The Supreme Court will hear arguments over the Child Online Protection Act aimed at shielding minors from explicit material online. The ACLU argues the law infringes adult access and free speech, while backers contend it protects children.
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Judge allows suit against sheriff in Columbine officer conduct
U S district judge rules Jefferson County sheriff officials can be sued over the 1999 Columbine attack, finding deliberate indifference toward Dave Sanders’s critical wounds. Eight other lawsuits against sheriffs and school officials are dismissed. Sanders died after hours without aid. relatives claim rescue delays and SWAT withholding.
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