A Kane County judge has awarded $4 million in damages to a man who was sexually abused by a Sugar Grove foster parent in 2004.
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Orphans aren't really orphans
When Senefeld found out this was not the case, she was shocked.
More >> Most children in orphanages aren't actually orphans. This group wants to help them.
The mother of a 14-year-old boy who has been missing since last Wednesday is upset it took days for a missing person report to be issued by police.
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How to Rat Out your Neighbor to CPS in Australia and Not Get Caught Doing It
I post this for educational purposes and so that you can take the opportunity to comment your thoughts regarding CPS Rats.
I don't think she is looking after her children properly.
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The Duggar family’s lawsuit returns to court Monday as a U.S. District Judge sets out to determine whether Jill Dillard, Jessa Seewald, Jinger Vuolo, and Joy Anna Forsyth (all nee Duggar) had their privacy rights violated when police records were released in accordance with a Freedom of Information Act request.
More >> Duggar Family Returns To Court
British police said they had arrested a seventh suspect in connection to the bombing of London's Parsons Green underground station that left some 29 people injured.
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Imagine being denied work — not because of your qualifications or work history, but because a drug test required for employment comes back positive for a drug you never used. Now imagine learning that the test result could have been influenced by the color and texture of your hair.
More >> Hair drug testing is not accurate, we shouldn't rely on it
LARGO — It was sweltering in the bedroom of the Largo mobile home the day a child welfare case manager visited in July.
Yet she left 8-month-old William Hendrickson IV there with no air-conditioning and in the care of an erratic father who had been refusing to take his medication, a newly released state investigation found.
More >> State investigation cites multiple failures in death of Largo child
More than a quarter of adoptive families are in crisis, according to a survey by the BBC and Adoption UK.
More than half of those surveyed reported living with a child who was violent, including being punched, kicked or threatened with knives.
More >> Over a quarter of adoptive families in crisis, survey shows
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