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Illegal or spiritual? Church appeals tax-exempt decision over psychedelic drug - Vimarsana News

Illegal or spiritual? Church appeals tax-exempt decision over psychedelic drug

Is it illegal, spiritual, or both? What's in question is if a church can have tax-exempt status while using a drug called ayahuasca.

Source: wbaltv.com
Illegal or spiritual? Iowa church appeals tax-exempt decision over psychedelic drug - Vimarsana News

Illegal or spiritual? Iowa church appeals tax-exempt decision over psychedelic drug

Even though Iowaska Church of Healing is registered to a home on the city's north side, no ceremonies using the psychedelic drug ayahuasca have taken place there.

Source: kcci.com
Façade appeared 'ready to fall,' but residents were allowed to stay before Iowa building collapse - Vimarsana News

Façade appeared 'ready to fall,' but residents were allowed to stay before Iowa building collapse

A structural engineering firm's report, hired by the building's owner, showed brick façade appeared "ready to fall imminently" just days before an apartment building collapsed in downtown Davenport, Iowa.

Source: koat.com
'Thoughts and prayers': Owner of partially collapsed building fined by city, releases statement - Vimarsana News

'Thoughts and prayers': Owner of partially collapsed building fined by city, releases statement

"Our thoughts and prayers are with our tenants and families during this difficult time," Andrew Wold said in part in a statement, almost 72 hours after a building he owned collapsed in downtown Davenport.

Source: kcci.com
Iowa police footage in teen's fatal shooting won't be public, panel rules - Vimarsana News

Iowa police footage in teen's fatal shooting won't be public, panel rules

Footage from body cameras Des Moines police officers were wearing when they shot and killed a 16-year-old boy will not be made public, a state panel has ruled.