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La. Sec. of State announces success of election bills - Vimarsana News

La. Sec. of State announces success of election bills

Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry is announcing a successful passage of bills from the legislature aimed at protecting election integrity in the state.

Source: kalb.com
Kansas abortion providers start to offer vasectomies to 'take back some control over your own body' - Vimarsana News

Kansas abortion providers start to offer vasectomies to 'take back some control over your own body'

Planned Parenthood Great Plains hosted a low-cost vasectomy clinic this week at its Kansas City, Kansas, health center to kick off the service. The U.S. has seen demand for vasectomies increase after the Supreme Court overturned abortion protections.

Source: hppr.org
New Alabama laws coming this weekend - Vimarsana News

New Alabama laws coming this weekend

Some new Alabama laws go into effect this Saturday. One is supposed to broaden the rights of parents. Another deals with squatters.

Source: apr.org
What new laws will impact Alabama schools? Inside new discipline, $7,000 vouchers, graduation rules - Vimarsana News

What new laws will impact Alabama schools? Inside new discipline, $7,000 vouchers, graduation rules

Alabama lawmakers set aside $100 million for families who don't want to send their children to traditional public schools.

Source: al.com
New maps show progress on NY lead service line replacement - Vimarsana News

New maps show progress on NY lead service line replacement

New maps show the extent of New York State's lead pipe replacement program. They demonstrate progress in replacing lead service lines, although the state still has an estimated 494,000 of them. The Environmental Protection Agency awarded the state of New York more than $300 million over the last three years for the work but only $104 million has been awarded to municipalities. ...