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Fishermen Endangered by Offshore Wind's Political Power — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Fishermen Endangered by Offshore Wind's Political Power — ProPublica

With wind farms in progress in East Coast fishing grounds, government regulators are downplaying the danger to the marine ecosystem and fishermen’s livelihoods.

Collapsing roofs, broken toilets, flooded classrooms: Inside the worst-funded schools in the nation - Vimarsana News

Collapsing roofs, broken toilets, flooded classrooms: Inside the worst-funded schools in the nation

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Mississippi to Require Defense Lawyers Before Indictment | State Government - Vimarsana News

Mississippi to Require Defense Lawyers Before Indictment | State Government

Criminal justice reformers have long complained that the state’s rules on appointing public defenders leave poor defendants without a lawyer as they wait to be indicted.

Mississippi to Require Lawyers for Defendants Before Indictment — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Mississippi to Require Lawyers for Defendants Before Indictment — ProPublica

Criminal justice reformers have long complained that the state’s rules on appointing public defenders leave poor defendants without a lawyer as they wait to be indicted.

2nd Elkhart police officer pleads guilty to punching handcuffed man - Vimarsana News

2nd Elkhart police officer pleads guilty to punching handcuffed man

2 civil rights violation convictions are latest developments in extensive fallout from Tribune/ProPublica investigation of criminal justice in Elkhart