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Carlton woman gets conditional discharge in horse neglect case - Vimarsana News

Carlton woman gets conditional discharge in horse neglect case

CARLTON — An Ashwood Road woman charged with neglecting 10 horses on her property was given a conditional discharge and ordered to pay restitution to Lollypop Farm in Monroe County.

Georgias youths on brink of reshaping political landscape / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Georgias youths on brink of reshaping political landscape / Public News Service

Georgia's young people could shift the political landscape of the state in the near future. New data from the Brookings Institution indicates that millennials and Generation Z make up the largest generation and tend to favor the Democratic Party. Michael Hais, former vice president of the research-based consulting firm Frank N. ...

MN Faces Calls to Investigate Prison Conditions - Vimarsana News

MN Faces Calls to Investigate Prison Conditions

Prison reform advocates in Minnesota continue to speak out following a lockdown at the correctional facility in Stillwater. People incarcerated there want better conditions, and their supporters say systemic issues need to be addressed. A coalition is now calling for two state offices to conduct an independent human rights investigation after those being held at Stillwater staged a peaceful protest earlier this month. ...

Grassroots Advocates Hopeful in Fight for Fair AL Congressional Maps - Vimarsana News

Grassroots Advocates Hopeful in Fight for Fair AL Congressional Maps

Grassroots voting rights groups in Alabama said they are delighted by a federal court decision to discard the state's proposed congressional maps for a second time. United Women of Color and the Ordinary People Society, two of the organizations advocating for more fair representation for voters of color, are among those celebrating the move They see the decision as a necessary step toward achieving the goal. Rodreshia Russaw, executive director of the Ordinary People Society, which is a member of the Alabama Election Protection Network, hopes it serves as an example for other states in the s...

Some terminally ill Pa. patients seek medical aid across state lines - Vimarsana News

Some terminally ill Pa. patients seek medical aid across state lines

Some Pennsylvania patients with long-term chronic illnesses are hoping to make legal headway, allowing them to seek medical aid in dying across state lines.