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Wyoming lawmaker proposes bill to make it a law that all blood donations from COVID-vaccinated Americans need to be labeled so recipients can reject it - Vimarsana News

Wyoming lawmaker proposes bill to make it a law that all blood donations from COVID-vaccinated Americans need to be labeled so recipients can reject it

State Rep. Sarah Penn sponsored a bill that would make it mandatory for all blood from vaccinated donors to be specifically labeled - and allow those who choose so to reject it.

Montanans' lawsuit alleges state's narrow definition of sex isn't 'scientifically accurate' - Vimarsana News

Montanans' lawsuit alleges state's narrow definition of sex isn't 'scientifically accurate'

A group of Montana transgender, two-spirit, intersex and nonbinary residents have filed a lawsuit in Missoula district court saying the Legislature’s newly minted narrow definition of sex isn’t just scientifically

Residents file lawsuit challenging Montana's attempt to narrowly define sex – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Residents file lawsuit challenging Montana's attempt to narrowly define sex – Daily Montanan

Residents have filed a lawsuit in Missoula County that charges state lawmakers have violated the constitutional rights of Montanans because of a narrow, unscientific definition of sex.

Montana PSC staff recommend MDU rate increase – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Montana PSC staff recommend MDU rate increase – Daily Montanan

Montana PSC staff recommend a rate for Montana-Dakota Utilities that translates to a 9.1% increase for residential customers.

State education forum addresses obscenity, religious expression in schools - Vimarsana News

State education forum addresses obscenity, religious expression in schools

The lead attorney for Montana’s public education agency Wednesday characterized the changes stemming from new obscenity and religious expression laws as relatively minor, despite strong opposition to the measures from