Former NFL kicker Lawrence Tynes and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers reached an undisclosed settlement after Tynes sued the team for allegedly keeping unsanitary facilities contributing to his contracting MRSA. So reports Bleacher Report.

New York City Controller Scott Stringer, along with 40 global investors and financial officers from California, Connecticut, Oregon, Rhode Island and Vermont, penned a letter urging Texas legislators to reject a bill that would “force transgender people in public schools and government buildings to use bathrooms that align with their biological sex.” So reports The New York Daily News.

It is now legal to dance within 500 feet of a church or public school in Henryetta, Oklahoma. So reports the Associated Press.

Convicted ax murderer Christopher Porco won a court victory when the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court in New York unanimously agreed a Lifetime Entertainment Services' motion to dismiss a complaint by the murderer should have been initially denied. So reports the Times Union.