One of the Professional Bowling Association’s most important tournaments is coming to the official Bowling Capital of the World.

DETROIT The Professional Bowlers Association will resume its season June 6 with changes due to coronavirus (COVID-19). All tournaments will be played in Jupiter, Florida without an audience. Players will be distanced, and equipment will not be shared. We are so excited to be one of the first properties bringing live sports back to broadcast television, PBA CEO Colie Edison said. This dynamic series of events will showcase the immense talent of our elite bowlers to a wide audience and we look forward to welcoming new fans to the Professional Bowlers Association.

A pharmaceutical company that whistleblowers alleged paid doctors to prescribe its main drug and urged salespeople to push it as a way to control unruly dementia patients will pay more than $100 million to settle government fraud allegations. Each of these three whistleblowers will receive a portion of the millions Avanir has agreed to pay. The DOJ said Avanir admits it paid one of those doctors "to induce him to not only maintain, but increase his prescription volume." This came as the government attempted to crack down on the use of antipsychotics in restraining elderly dementia patients. While the government settlement resolves fraud claims against the company, the former employee is still suing Avanir for unlawful retaliation.