Miami attorney opposed Alabama’s abortion ban. The state university may return his millions.  Bradenton Herald

The Coral Gables philanthropist who became one of the University of Alabama’s top donors in recent years has found himself in open rebellion against the university after calling for a boycott of the state over the passage of a law to ban most abortions there. Now, the former prosecutor may see his name come off the university’s law school and his $21.5 million donation to the law school returned. Hugh Culverhouse Jr., a former prosecutor who owns a development company in Sarasota but spends the majority of his time in Coral Gables, said University of Alabama System Chancellor Fess St. John’…

Miami attorney opposed Alabama’s abortion ban. The state university may return his millions.  Bradenton Herald

Hugh Culverhouse Jr., a Coral Gables attorney, pushed for a boycott of the state of Alabama over an abortion ban. The University of Alabama may return his $21 …

Arlington family is a driving force for organ donations & transplant recipient awareness  www.localmemphis.com

An Arlington, Tennessee, family is hoping to raise money and awareness about organ donors and transplant recipients by hosting an antique car show.

Commentary: Respect organ donors’ wishes and help save lives  Charleston Post Courier

Perhaps it’s time to expand our definition of who and how people can donate their organs. The first step is acknowledging that we can — and should — do more.

Fallen Soldier Donor Memorial unveiled at LRMC | Article | The United States Army  United States ArmySince 2003, 83 U.S. *service* members who died at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center made their last act of *service* to mankind one of charit…

Audit: Bowser administration awarded millions to developers with low-ranking proposals  Washington PostThe administration of D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) awarded tens of millions of dollars to affordable housing developers even though eval…

Saving kidneys saves lives  INQUIRER.netWelcome respite from the intramurals and jockeying for leadership now occupying the time and energies of our lawmakers.