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Steve Alvie Jackson - Vimarsana News

Steve Alvie Jackson

Steve Alvie Jackson, a beloved member of the Abbeville community and owner of Chandler-Jackson Funeral Home, passed away Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024, at his home surrounded by his family.

Source: pmg-sc.com
10 members appointed to new KCMO commission on incarceration alternatives - Vimarsana News

10 members appointed to new KCMO commission on incarceration alternatives

Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas announced Friday he has appointed 10 members to the newly created Alternatives to Incarceration Commission.

Source: kshb.com
Former convict who was pardoned reacts to possible KCPD officer pardon - Vimarsana News

Former convict who was pardoned reacts to possible KCPD officer pardon

Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney Jean Peters Baker published a letter to Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Tuesday, asking him not to grant clemency to KCPD Det. Eric Devalkenaere.

Source: kshb.com
Convict-turned-advocate Johnny Waller discusses Kansas City's jail commission - Vimarsana News

Convict-turned-advocate Johnny Waller discusses Kansas City's jail commission

Johnny Waller, program manager at UMKC School of Law's Clear My Record project, was in and out of jail 30 times, spending much of his youth behind bars. Now he aims to helps others break the cycle.

Source: kshb.com
A federal judge and an ex-convict are helping Kansas Citians get settled in society after prison - Vimarsana News

A federal judge and an ex-convict are helping Kansas Citians get settled in society after prison

As Kansas City sees increasing rates of gun violence, some local officials and activists are looking for ways to help the formerly incarcerated reenter the work force, clean their record, and find a way out of "a cycle of violent crime.\”

Source: kcur.org