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Controversial civic review boards added for police, fire departments in Greensboro, Winston-Salem in last minute move - Vimarsana News

Controversial civic review boards added for police, fire departments in Greensboro, Winston-Salem in last minute move

Senate Bill 9 was altered at the last minute by conference committees in the NC House and NC Senate to create Civic Review Boards for police and fire in Greensboro and Winston-Salem.

Source: myfox8.com
LGBTQ+ advocates voice concerns on House Bill 470 - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ+ advocates voice concerns on House Bill 470

Today, LGBTQ advocates continue to have concerns about how HB 470 has expanded from its focus on gender-affirming care for people under 18.

Source: lex18.com
Senate vote on 'anti-trans' bill pushed before veto period - Vimarsana News

Senate vote on 'anti-trans' bill pushed before veto period

Kentucky Senators approved a motion that ended discussion of the controversial HB 470 bill, allowing discussion and a potential vote to take place the last day before the veto period.

Source: lex18.com
Anti-trans bill set for committee hearing Thursday - Vimarsana News

Anti-trans bill set for committee hearing Thursday

Groups are protesting several bills Thursday. The bill causing the most concern is House Bill 470. If passed, it would ban gender-affirming care in Kentucky.

Source: lex18.com
Georgia Passes SB 470 Amending Mortgage Licensing Law - Vimarsana News

Georgia Passes SB 470 Amending Mortgage Licensing Law

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 470 amends provisions of Georgia’s banking laws relating to denial of mortgage license or registration due to certain felony convictions. SB 470 reduce impact on mortgage companies as result of prohibition on employment of convicted felons.