News Lehto’s Law: You Can’t Use The Word ‘Barber’ w/o State Board Permission? Steve Lehto May 18, 2026
News Omaha Bar Is Not a Barbershop, State Barber Board Tells a Bar Named ‘Barber Shop’ News Room May 15, 2026
News Omaha Bar Is Not a Barbershop, State Barber Board Tells a Bar Named ‘Barber Shop’ Neil Vigdor May 15, 2026
News Speakeasy in Omaha’s Blackstone District forced to temporarily change its name Philip Catalfamo May 13, 2026
News CENSORED: Blackstone speakeasy changes its name – for now – but continues legal fight KMTV Staff May 12, 2026
News ‘Barber Shop’ bar changes name to ‘Censored Shop’ to avoid state backlash, but legal battle ensues Cindy Gonzalez May 12, 2026
News 7 national organizations join the Cozy Inn First Amendment case against Salina as city appeals recent loss in court David Hicks April 8, 2026
News Blazing Bagels, Seattle-area bagel chain for 25 years, closes up shop Trevor Lenzmeier March 14, 2026
News Incident During 2021 Council Election Sparks Update to Westfield Sign Ordinance David Sexton December 6, 2025
News Westfield’s Free Speech Amendment Receives Praise From Whistleblowing Law Firm Eddie Callahan December 4, 2025
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Applauds Westfield, New Jersey Leaders For Amending Ordinance That Allowed Officials to Censor Opponents Matt Powers December 3, 2025
News Westfield Adjusts Policy On Displaying Advertisements And Signs Around Community Eddie Callahan November 28, 2025
Press Release New Hampshire Town Agrees to Not Enforce Sign Code Against Bakery, Ending First Amendment Lawsuit Dan King November 3, 2025
News Colorful mural above bakery in New Hampshire will stay after settlement with town Steven Porter November 3, 2025
News Leavitt’s Country Bakery, Conway leaders settle sign lawsuit; town owes $175,000 Dave Pierce November 3, 2025
News Freedom in NH starts with First Amendment, former national security adviser says Dave Pierce October 23, 2025
News Chicago storefront sign restriction efforts a ‘quality of life’ issue for some, but others worry about overreach Jake Sheridan August 10, 2025
