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'An All-Out Assault on the Second Amendment': Gun Rights Groups Respond to Biden's New Executive Order - Vimarsana News

'An All-Out Assault on the Second Amendment': Gun Rights Groups Respond to Biden's New Executive Order

Second Amendment advocates responded quickly to President Joe Biden’s newest executive order designed to advance his gun control ...

Free school lunches in Minnesota: Legislature set to pass bill - Vimarsana News

Free school lunches in Minnesota: Legislature set to pass bill

The debate over a bill to provide free school lunches for all students in Minnesota is set to hit the Senate floor this week.

Source: fox9.com
Gabby Petito's family updates lawsuit against Moab police - Vimarsana News

Gabby Petito's family updates lawsuit against Moab police

Gabby Petito’s family alleges a police officer said he knew Brian Laundrie was a threat but he didn’t take action, according to the amended lawsuit.

Gabby Petito's family files amended lawsuit against Moab police - Vimarsana News

Gabby Petito's family files amended lawsuit against Moab police

MOAB, Utah (KSL.com) — The parents of Gabby Petito have filed an amended complaint against the Moab Police Department and the officers who stopped and questioned her and Brian Laundrie following a domestic violence episode near Arches National Park, but failed to take anyone into custody. The complaint does not add any causes of action […]

Gabby Petito's family files amended lawsuit against Moab police - Vimarsana News

Gabby Petito's family files amended lawsuit against Moab police

The family of Gabby Petito has filed an amended lawsuit against Moab police, alleging that the Lethality Assessment Protocol wasn't used because officers weren't being trained properly.

Source: ksl.com