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As MVP nears finish line, some residents call for more scrutiny of pipeline's safety - Vimarsana News

As MVP nears finish line, some residents call for more scrutiny of pipeline's safety

New records from a federal agency reveal there have been over a hundred instances of potential safety risks along the Mountain Valley Pipeline in recent months.

Source: wvtf.org
Editorial: Thousands of convicted felons would benefit from Youngkin's mercy – The Virginian-Pilot - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Thousands of convicted felons would benefit from Youngkin's mercy – The Virginian-Pilot

Gov. Youngkin was quick to defend one convicted felon even as he turns his back on thousands more who need his help.

FOIA Emails Suggest US Wind Requested Coastal Towns Keep Initial Offshore Wind Talks Private - Vimarsana News

FOIA Emails Suggest US Wind Requested Coastal Towns Keep Initial Offshore Wind Talks Private

New light is being shed on offshore wind company US Wind’s talks with the mayors comprising the Association of Coastal Towns (ACT) with the release of email correspondence between the

Source: wboc.com
Reporter ban a threat to free press - Vimarsana News

Reporter ban a threat to free press

Freedom of the Press in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas is threatened when a journalist, because of how he questioned a government official, is banned from attending press conferences at the Office of the Prime Minister.

Lawsuit says Mountain Home school board violated open meetings act | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit says Mountain Home school board violated open meetings act | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Two Mountain Home school board members violated the Arkansas' Freedom of Information Act when they participated in illegal meetings via text messages with the superintendent, and all three should have been charged, Fort Smith attorney Joey McCutchen said Tuesday.