One of the people who sued to stop the state from issuing the “I Believe” Christian license plate says he has no problem with a private group going through the process to get the DMV to make the plates. A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that the plates were unconstitutional because they were created by the state legislature, which meant the state was endorsing one religion. Now, the Palmetto Family Council has announced plans to have them produced. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.

New York’s attorney general has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Intel Corp., claiming the company used “illegal threats and collusion” to dominate the marketplace for computer microprocessors.

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster says the state has reached a $45 million settlement with drug maker Eli Lilly & Co. over the company’s marketing of an anti-psychotic drug.

The Georgia Board of Regents has filed a lawsuit against a private foundation for continuing to use the Medical College of Georgia’s name more than a year after the campus severed ties with the organization. The lawsuit filed Tuesday in Richmond County Superior Court demands that the Medical College of Georgia Foundation, Inc. stop using its moniker immediately and cease collecting donations on behalf of the state’s only public medical school. The Augusta-based medical school split from its $152 million foundation in June 2008 after years of feuding between the two institutions.

The TLC network says it’s suing Jon Gosselin for breaching his contract as star of the reality show “Jon & Kate Plus 8.“ The lawsuit, filed Friday in Maryland, alleges that Gosselin hasn’t met the obligations of his contract as an exclusive employee, has appeared on other programs for pay and made unauthorized disclosures about the show.

It’s the latest twist in the long running legal battle between the city of Augusta and the X-Mart Adult Video Store. Later this month, the two sides will go before a mediator in Atlanta to see if a settlement can be reached. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

South Carolina’s top prosecutor says he’s pleased with oral arguments before the nation’s highest court about why utilities and municipalities should stay out of a water dispute with North Carolina.

A New Mexico woman kicked off an airplane at the Burlington International Airport three years ago for breast feeding her baby is suing Delta Air Lines. The Burlington Free Press says negotiations failed to reach a settlement between the Atlanta-based airline and Emily Gillette.

An Ellenwood man has been awarded more than $9 million by a DeKalb County jury after suffering permanent scarring to his genitals following treatments for erectile dysfunction.

Almost four years ago, Augusta Commissioners voted to fire Engineering Director Teresa Smith, she sued, but the case will not be going to trial, the city has agreed to settle and to pay. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

The court case is over between the city of Augusta and a former department head. Teresa Smith sued the city of Augusta, alleging her December 2005 firing was because of race. Smith’s attorneys say the details of the settlement are still being worked out.

Few Atlantans remember or have even heard of Macedonia Park, a black enclave once nestled in the city’s affluent Buckhead neighborhood.

Suspended NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against his estranged stepmother over the 2007 death of his father.

A South Carolina carriage company fined after pleading guilty to violating Charleston city regulations on maintaining horses is suing a woman who was supposed to care for the animals. The Post and Courier of Charleston reports the suit was filed last week by Carolina Polo and Carriage Co. against Nancy Lane.

A company being sued over the fatal South Carolina Learjet crash that killed four and injured two celebrities has filed an appeal requesting the case be handled in federal court. Attorneys for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. made the request in documents filed Wednesday.