dismissed

This lawsuit links back to the arrest of a Albnay County student regarding the mask mandate.

The judge ruled the lawsuit failed to provide sufficient evidence.

According to documents filed in U.S. District Court on April 18, both ACSD No. 1 and the plaintiff, a former Albany County resident, filed for the lawsuit to be dismissed with prejudice – meaning the lawsuit is permanently dismissed and can’t be brought back to court.

A Department of Corrections spokesman declined to comment on the ruling.

Court records say Sleeth failed a field sobriety test and acknowledged taking several over-the-counter and prescribed medications the previous night.

She had filed the suit in February 2016 as Stubson was challenging Liz Cheney for a U.S. House seat.

The suit claimed that Gov. Mead and legislative leaders improperly awarded contracts for the project, with a price tag of roughly $300 million.

Clark says he has not decided whether or not he will continue his pursuit of the school board seat.