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Jamie Ross
Jamie is the southwest bureau chief for Courthouse News. She also coordinates election coverage for CNS and is on the editorial staff for [Sidebar](https://open.spotify.com/show/0hP2TEY3RmFbs3rlPncKt8).
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Buckle up: Key races too close to call
Between President Joe Biden's unpopularity and GOP candidates with questionable backgrounds, it's anyone's guess which party will grasp control of the U.S. Senate.
‘Real Housewives’ Star Enters Not Guilty Plea in Wire Fraud Case
"The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Jen Shah pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges for wire fraud and money laundering amidst questions about her assets and flight risk.
'Real Housewives' Star Arrested in Alleged Money Laundering Scheme
Jen Shah, of "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City," was arrested Tuesday on federal charges for wire fraud and money laundering in a nationwide scheme that often targeted the elderly.
Security Officer Hit in Drive-by Shooting Outside Phoenix Federal Courthouse
A person has been taken into custody for the drive-by shooting of a federal court security officer Tuesday outside a U.S. courthouse in downtown Phoenix.
Suspected California Serial Killer to Plead Guilty
A man suspected of committing dozens of rapes and murders in California as the “Golden State Killer” is expected to plead guilty later this month as part of a deal that will save him from the death penalty.
More States Order Residents to Stay Home as Crisis Worsens
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam on Monday issued a statewide stay-at-home order along with a lecture for those who packed the state's beaches last weekend or otherwise ignored calls to avoid mass gatherings.
Arizona Judge Halts Ballot Mailings Amid Virus Outbreak
A state judge blocked Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes on Friday from mailing ballots to all eligible voters in the county as an effort to minimize human interaction during the state’s presidential primary on Tuesday due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Over 1,700 Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in US
Disruptions to Americans’ everyday life continued Friday as the coronavirus spread to nearly every U.S. state and cases rose to more than 1,700.