Kate McKenna

In the first half of 2021 (“H1 2021”), the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (the “CCPC”) received 32 merger notifications. This is a significant increase on the 18 merger notifications received in...

The prohibition on alcohol advertising in or on a “sports area” during a sporting event will come into effect on 12 November, 2021. The new prohibition is part of the Irish Government efforts to reduce...

The chance for snow and ice makes for a not-so-nice forecast Thursday. As advertised, all of North Alabama is under a Winter Weather Advisory from 4 AM until 6 PM

Some sunshine and temperatures closer to average are back Tuesday.

Lows will be near freezing waking up Friday, then it will remain chilly through the day as a cold front passes.

Make the most of this quiet, sunny weekend. Next week won’t be the best for outdoor plans with the potential for flooding and strong storms.

The identification and residence card program, started in 2019, allows eligible people to use services such as food banks, pools, libraries and day camps. It also allows people to sign a lease, get vaccinated, and register their children for school.

Wet weather sticks around through the weekend. There are breaks in between, but sun will be in short supply.

Now that showers and storms have exited North Alabama, the rest of the work week will be fairly quiet.

Friday is dry and warm, but storms roll through overnight.

A cold front is bringing scattered showers and a few storms, then a cool down for Tuesday.

Temperatures are warming to end the week. The rain holds off until later in the weekend.

Our dry, quiet weather is coming to an end as a more unsettled pattern takes over starting this weekend.

Rain chances are few and far between and we get a little taste of summer this week.

The weekend starts off on a dry note, but rain chances are on the rise by the end of the weekend.

The passage of a cold front will make for a pleasant start to the weekend.

A pleasant weekend gives way to a seasonably hot and stormy work week.

In June 2022, as reported by The Times, fourteen people were charged as part of the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (“CCPC”)…

The long-awaited Communications Regulation Bill 2022 was published on 25 September 2022 (the “Bill”), which will, together with the European Union (Electronic Communications Code) Regulations 2022...

Online threats against Quebec’s premier are part of a larger and “increasingly violent” trend, according to a newly released report by Canada’s Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre that concludes it’s difficult for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to assess the validity of those threats.