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These odd laws in America address banned tattoos, pink butter, poker playing and more - Vimarsana News

These odd laws in America address banned tattoos, pink butter, poker playing and more

Do you know of a weird law in your state? Check out this roundup of 25 weird state laws in the U.S. that have existed in America, either in the past or today.

American arrested in Red Square says no complaints about detention conditions - Vimarsana News

American arrested in Red Square says no complaints about detention conditions

The animal rights activist pleaded guilty

Source: tass.com
Local legislator introduces bill to address traffic problems on 1400 North intersection - Vimarsana News

Local legislator introduces bill to address traffic problems on 1400 North intersection

On Tuesday, local legislator, Rep. Casey Snider, introduced a bill to the House Transportation Committee that would allow a government entity to direct improvements along specific areas of railroad track.

Source: hjnews.com
New York City vaccine mandate reversal tees up legal fight for fired workers - Vimarsana News

New York City vaccine mandate reversal tees up legal fight for fired workers

Attorneys representing clients who were fired due to the Big Apple's COVID-19 vaccine mandate say a failure to rehire those employees with back pay is a violation of the New York City Human Rights Law.

Is Pennsylvania in a recession? Independent Fiscal Office is worried - Vimarsana News

Is Pennsylvania in a recession? Independent Fiscal Office is worried

A confluence of factors should sound alarms for policy makers and the working class that feeds government revenue streams, a new report says