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St. Clair County news briefs: Sheriff's office K-9 Brock to get new gear; 40 Days of Prayer; more – The Voice - Vimarsana News

St. Clair County news briefs: Sheriff's office K-9 Brock to get new gear; 40 Days of Prayer; more – The Voice

St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Brock will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from nonprofit organization Vested Interest in K9s Inc.

Elected Dems gripe to Kamala Harris about Biden campaign: 'Need to be better' - Vimarsana News

Elected Dems gripe to Kamala Harris about Biden campaign: 'Need to be better'

Democrats have been griping to Vice President Kamala Harris about her and President Biden’s 2024 campaign, warning that their election strategy “need[s] to be better” to allay voters’ concerns and defeat Donald Trump, according to a new report.

Source: nypost.com
Breaking down the THON 2024 Line Dance lyrics - Vimarsana News

Breaking down the THON 2024 Line Dance lyrics

THON 2024 kicked off Friday night, and Dancer Relations captains took the stage for the 2024 Line Dance.

Congressional Leaders Grapple with Navy Federal Credit Union's Racial Disparities in Mortgage Approvals - Vimarsana News

Congressional Leaders Grapple with Navy Federal Credit Union's Racial Disparities in Mortgage Approvals

Navy Federal Credit Union faces scrutiny for racial disparities in mortgage approval rates. Congress members seek answers but are dissatisfied with CEO's responses.

Colorado one of at least 6 U.S. states considering tougher penalties for killing police dogs - Vimarsana News

Colorado one of at least 6 U.S. states considering tougher penalties for killing police dogs

Earlier this week, the state House voted 52-12 for a bipartisan measure that would require people convicted of aggravated cruelty to a law enforcement animal to also pay a minimum fine of $2,000 and reimburse an agency for the cost of caring for the animal or replacing it.

Source: cpr.org