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Missouri bill banning unauthorized camping raises concerns about criminalizing homelessness • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Missouri bill banning unauthorized camping raises concerns about criminalizing homelessness • Missouri Independent

Missouri bill seeks to ban people from sleeping on state-owned land and allow the attorney general to sue local governments that don’t enforce the ban.

Missouri Bill Banning Unauthorized Camping Raises Concerns About Criminalizing Homelessness - Vimarsana News

Missouri Bill Banning Unauthorized Camping Raises Concerns About Criminalizing Homelessness

Micah Titterington was among hundreds of organization leaders who opposed a measure in the Missouri legislature this year that they argue would criminalize homelessness statewide.

Bill could ban homeless tents and encampments in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Bill could ban homeless tents and encampments in St. Louis

There are still several checkpoints the bill needs to go through before anything is finalized.

Source: ksdk.com
May 2 deadline arrives for St. Louis City to close encampments - Vimarsana News

May 2 deadline arrives for St. Louis City to close encampments

MoDOT warned that bridge inspections and fire safety were an issue for encampments of homeless people near I-44.

Source: ksdk.com
Biden Had Income of $610,702 in 2021—And Gave $3,400 (or 0.55%) to Catholic Churches and Charities - Vimarsana News

Biden Had Income of $610,702 in 2021—And Gave $3,400 (or 0.55%) to Catholic Churches and Charities

President Joe Biden and his wife Jill have released their 2021 federal income tax return, which shows that they had a total income of $610,702 for the year and that they gave $3,400 of that—or 0.55 percent—to Catholic Churches and a Catholic charity.