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Greene County lawmakers had much to be thankful for from 2023 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Greene County lawmakers had much to be thankful for from 2023 legislative session

Legislators from Greene County reflect on what they were thankful for from the 2023 legislative session and share hopes for the 2024 session.

Source: yahoo.com
Opinion: New Missouri Department of Correction Policy and 2021 Legislation Leads to Improved Health for Incarcerated Women - Vimarsana News

Opinion: New Missouri Department of Correction Policy and 2021 Legislation Leads to Improved Health for Incarcerated Women

In the past six years, U.S. state and federal prison systems—historically focused on men—have started paying more attention to the long-ignored hygiene needs of incarcerated women.

Advocates, providers scramble as Missouri's new homelessness law goes into effect - Vimarsana News

Advocates, providers scramble as Missouri's new homelessness law goes into effect

A law passed last year made sleeping on state-owned land a misdemeanor in Missouri. It went into effect Jan. 1, but critics say there is still a lack of clarity from the state surrounding its implementation.

Source: kbia.org
Advocates, providers scramble as Missouri's new homelessness law goes into effect • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Advocates, providers scramble as Missouri's new homelessness law goes into effect • Missouri Independent

Critics of Missouri's new homelessness law say there is still a lack of clarity surrounding implementation.

Missouri's new law criminalizing homelessness is already causing 'uncertainty and fear' - Vimarsana News

Missouri's new law criminalizing homelessness is already causing 'uncertainty and fear'

A law passed last year made sleeping on state-owned land a misdemeanor in Missouri. It went into effect Jan. 1, but critics say there is still a lack of clarity from the state surrounding its implementation — and a lack of resources to actually help unhoused residents.

Source: kcur.org