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Monroe Co. child shot and killed by her father in Georgia after he gained custody following mother's death - Vimarsana News

Monroe Co. child shot and killed by her father in Georgia after he gained custody following mother's death

The preteen's grandmother was petitioning for custody. The Tennessee Department of Children's Services said courts make the final decision about child placement.

Source: 13wmaz.com
Monroe Co. child shot and killed by her father in Georgia after he gained custody following mother's death - Vimarsana News

Monroe Co. child shot and killed by her father in Georgia after he gained custody following mother's death

The 12-year-old's grandmother was petitioning for custody. The Tennessee Department of Children's Services said courts make the final decision about child placement.

Source: wbir.com
The Schooling Challenge for Military Kids - Vimarsana News

The Schooling Challenge for Military Kids

By the time the average military child graduates from high school, he or she has attended six to nine different schools, in different cities, states, and sometimes even different nations.

Source: iwf.org
Hall wants interstate compact for border safety - Vimarsana News

Hall wants interstate compact for border safety

Believing the state's southern border to be in crisis, District 2 state Sen. Bob Hall, R-Rockwall, has filed Senate Bill 237 - the Interstate Compact for Border Security.

Despite parents, child leaving state, Supreme Court rules Colorado kept jurisdiction in welfare case - Vimarsana News

Despite parents, child leaving state, Supreme Court rules Colorado kept jurisdiction in welfare case

Even though the parents and the child at the center of a welfare case had all left Colorado at the time of the decision, the state Supreme Court on Monday