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Maggie Green
Verified
Data Journalist, WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)
Chicago
Beats
Fitness, Women's Health Running, Wellness Aging,Health
Content
Bay Area Indigenous tribes fight for remains of ancestors, artifacts to be returned from California institutions
By Maggie Green Verified, Julian Glover Verified, Lindsey Feingold|KGO-TV (San Francisco, CA)VerifiedByMaggie Green, Julian Glover, and Lindsey FeingoldThursday, March 20, 2025 11:19PMSAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- For decades, thousands of Native American ancestral remains have been stored away in museums and academic institutions across California, despite a federal law requiring their return to descendants. ABC News teamed up with the ABC News Owned Television stations and our team of data journalists to look into why this process has taken so long.
Q&A on Consumer Protection Law Changes: No more “Junk Fees,” “Taylor Swift” Ticket Upcharges, or Undisclosed Auto-renewal Contracts | JD Supra
By David M. Aafedt, Maggie Green Verified, Miles Patton|JD SupraStarting this year, there are a swath of new state and federal consumer protection laws that have already or will soon go into effect, impacting a broad range of businesses across industry types. Whether you are an established multi-million-dollar company or a small mom-and-pop shop, these new laws are far-reaching, and businesses must review their contracts, policies, and practices to ensure compliance. Minnesota’s New Junk Fee LawQuestion: What is Minnesota’s new “Junk Fee” Law?
Bay Area Indigenous tribes fight for remains of ancestors, artifacts to be returned from California institutions
By Maggie Green Verified, Julian Glover Verified, Lindsey Feingold|KGO-TV (San Francisco, CA)VerifiedByMaggie Green, Julian Glover, and Lindsey FeingoldThursday, March 20, 2025 11:19PMSAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- For decades, thousands of Native American ancestral remains have been stored away in museums and academic institutions across California, despite a federal law requiring their return to descendants. ABC News teamed up with the ABC News Owned Television stations and our team of data journalists to look into why this process has taken so long.
Company Info
WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)
Belleville, Illinois, United States
+1 217-782-6830