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UPDATE: Suspect in deadly 2019 shooting on Dahlia Street sentenced to 22 years - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Suspect in deadly 2019 shooting on Dahlia Street sentenced to 22 years

A second-degree murder conviction has been secured against 21-year-old Dezmond Marquell Alexander.

Fight breaks out at Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center between victim and suspect families - Vimarsana News

Fight breaks out at Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center between victim and suspect families

Charges were dismissed for two juvenile suspects in the 2019 homicide investigation of Darrell Hill.

Family of murder victim upset over suspect's short sentence - Vimarsana News

Family of murder victim upset over suspect's short sentence

The other three suspects were minors at the time of the incident.

Arkansas librarian out of a job for not banning books / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Arkansas librarian out of a job for not banning books / Public News Service

In Arkansas and across the nation, book bans are becoming more common. The American Library Association says there were almost 700 attempts to censor library materials nationwide from January to August, and more than 1,900 challenges of specific book titles. In Saline County, Patty Hector said she was removed from her position as library director for not banning books. ...

Increased renter restrictions target emotional support animals / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Increased renter restrictions target emotional support animals / Public News Service

Fair-housing advocates are concerned about changes the Legislature made to tighten restrictions on emotional-support animals for Montana renters. While Montana House Bill 703 prohibits a landlord from asking detailed questions about a potential renter's medical condition or diagnosis, landlords are now allowed to ask the renter's health care provider if their emotional support animal is medically necessary before deciding whether to rent to a tenant. Amy Hall, a board member of the nonprofit Montana Fair Housing, said the law creates potential roadblocks for would-be tenants because it requi...