Nov 19 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
A former kosher slaughterhouse manager convicted of financial fraud has asked for an acquittal or new trial, saying prosecutors unfairly brought in evidence of immigration violations.

Nov 11 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
In the musty conference room of a South Dakota hotel, Sholom Rubashkin helps a disheveled man in a hooded sweat shirt wrap black bands around his left arm and head. Attached to each is a black box containing inscriptions from the Torah.
Nov 5 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
A former manager of an Iowa kosher slaughterhouse that was the site of a massive immigration raid was convicted Thursday on 86 financial fraud charges that could bring a prison sentence of hundreds of years.
Nov 3 - By Dave Gram, Associated Press Writer
A Vermont slaughterhouse ordered closed Friday after video showed calves kicked, shocked and cut while conscious had its operating license suspended three times earlier this year for similar conduct.
Oct 21 - By Associated Press
A former kosher slaughterhouse manager accused of defrauding a bank had the final say on financial reports, a former chief financial officer testified Monday.
Oct 13 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
Prosecutors portrayed a former kosher slaughterhouse manager as a schemer who funneled money through a school and grocery to avoid loan payments, while a defense attorney said he was simply involved with financial transactions he didn't understand.
Sep 24 - By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press Writer
A Southern California meatpacking plant that supplied beef to the nation's school lunch program slaughtered stumbling, potentially contaminated cows for four years before undercover video of animal abuse prompted a massive beef recall, federal court filings say.
Aug 31 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
A federal judge on Monday delayed the trial of four former top managers at an Iowa slaughterhouse where 389 people were arrested last year in what was the largest immigration raid in U.S. history at the time.

Jul 20 - By Jacob Adelman, Associated Press Writer
The end of the line for cattle raised at Elizabeth Poett's spread on the Central Coast used to come at an inland slaughterhouse after a five-hour drive crammed in a trailer with other spooked animals.
Jul 15 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
Life in Postville wasn't easy before federal agents raided the area's largest employer and detained 389 people on immigration charges.
Jul 6 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
A newly formed Iowa company bid $8.5 million for a struggling kosher slaughterhouse Monday that was involved in a massive immigration raid last year.
Jun 23 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
The president of a Canadian plastics plant and two others filed court documents Tuesday to buy a struggling kosher slaughterhouse in northeast Iowa that was the site of a massive raid by immigration agents last year.
May 22 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
A kosher slaughterhouse that was the site of a massive immigration raid last year could find a buyer soon, a bankruptcy trustee said Friday.
May 12 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
Hundreds gathered in the small northeast Iowa town of Postville on Tuesday to mark the one-year anniversary of a huge immigration raid and reflect on the community's difficulty in recovering from the arrests.
May 7 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
An unidentified company has bought a $10 million credit line to an Iowa kosher slaughterhouse that went bankrupt after a massive immigration raid, paving the way for the plant's sale.
May 6 - By Associated Press
A cow nicknamed Molly who escaped from a New York City slaughterhouse may have a new lease on life. New York police said the all-black cow got out from Musa Hala, Inc. about 1 p.m. Wednesday, a slaughterhouse where animals are butchered according to religious restrictions.
Apr 1 - By Amy Lorentzen, For The Associated Press
The owner and former managers of a northeast Iowa kosher slaughterhouse have been granted a delay in trial on thousands of state child labor charges.
Mar 26 - By Associated Press
An upstate New York sandwich shop owner says plans to locate a slaughterhouse right next door will kill his business.
Mar 18 - By Associated Press
A federal judge has denied a request from a kosher slaughterhouse and a former manager to move their trial out of Iowa because of pretrial publicity.
Mar 4 - By Associated Press
A supervisor arrested after a massive immigration raid at a kosher meatpacking plant in Iowa has been sentenced to nearly two years in federal prison for harboring illegal immigrants.
Feb 25 - By Associated Press
Researchers say 24 pork processing plant workers in Minnesota and Indiana who developed a mysterious neurological disorder have improved but still have some symptoms.
Feb 25 - By Matt Gouras, Associated Press Writer
The Montana House of Representatives strongly endorsed a bill that paves the way for construction of a horse slaughterhouse in Montana and aims to bring the industry back to the United States.
Feb 23 - By Michael J. Crumb, Associated Press Writer
Attorneys for a kosher slaughterhouse and a former executive charged after the plant was raided by immigration officials asked a federal judge on Monday to dismiss the case or move the trial out of Iowa, claiming anti-Jewish bias in the grand jury and the state that one lawyer compared to Nazi-era Poland.
Jan 27 - By Amy Lorentzen, For The Associated Press
Nearly a thousand new charges have been filed in the state's prosecution of alleged child labor violations at a kosher meatpacking plant in northeast Iowa.
Jan 16 - By Nigel Duara, Associated Press Writer
The former chief executive officer of the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant was granted a new hearing over whether he should remained jail as he awaits a trial on charges stemming from a large immigration raid.