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Windfall tax seizure case in Michigan deepens appellate split on class standing issue - Vimarsana News

Windfall tax seizure case in Michigan deepens appellate split on class standing issue

When Thomas Fox fell behind on his taxes several years ago, Michigan’s Gratiot County seized his property to satisfy his $3,000 tax bill. The county auctioned Fox's property for about $25,000 — and kept the $22,000 difference between the sale price and Fox's tax obligation.

North Dakota House sustains Gov. Burgum's veto of book ban bill - Vimarsana News

North Dakota House sustains Gov. Burgum's veto of book ban bill

The Senate on Wednesday overrode Burgum's veto in a 33-14 vote. The House on Thursday voted 53-41, upholding the veto. The bill will not become law.

Dane County Exec Parisi blasts panel vote not to recommend Shelia Stubbs for human services director - Vimarsana News

Dane County Exec Parisi blasts panel vote not to recommend Shelia Stubbs for human services director

After a nearly five-hour meeting, a Dane County Board of Supervisors committee voted unanimously Thursday night to reject the appointment of state Rep. Shelia Stubbs to lead the county’s Department of Human Services.

Port: These legislative bullies should spare us the whining about vetoes - Vimarsana News

Port: These legislative bullies should spare us the whining about vetoes

"Isn't it typical? So completely in character? That lawmakers in the grips of MAGA-world's anti-'woke' culture war crusade would cloak themselves in victimhood?"

North Dakota limits bathroom use for transgender people - Vimarsana News

North Dakota limits bathroom use for transgender people

Dorms and living facilities controlled by North Dakota's board of higher education are affected, as well as correctional facilities for youths and adults.