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The Scoop: Fri., March 29, 2024 Tampa bay and Florida headlines by WMNF - Vimarsana News

The Scoop: Fri., March 29, 2024 Tampa bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

On Monday afternoon the Florida Supreme Court is getting ready to release ruling deciding if proposed constitutional amendments that are looking to ensure abortion rights and allow recreational marijuana will go on the ballot.

Source: wmnf.org
In 2023, The Ledger made an impact with its reporting. Here are some of our favorites - Vimarsana News

In 2023, The Ledger made an impact with its reporting. Here are some of our favorites

From the plight of the homeless, to police surveillance programs and seemingly endless growth and development battles, we covered it all in 2023.

Source: yahoo.com
Lakeland man faces new charge: practicing law without a license - Vimarsana News

Lakeland man faces new charge: practicing law without a license

Samuel Doolin of Lakeland, the brother of a Polk County man convicted in the U.S. Capitol attack, is charged with practicing law without a license.

As new gun law goes into effect, gun shop owners and police in Polk say many are confused - Vimarsana News

As new gun law goes into effect, gun shop owners and police in Polk say many are confused

Gun shop owners and local police agencies say it's still beneficial to get a concealed-carry permit even though one isn't needed as of Saturday, July 1.

Source: yahoo.com
As permitless carry law takes effect, many in Polk are still confused - Vimarsana News

As permitless carry law takes effect, many in Polk are still confused

Gun shop owners and local police agencies say it's still beneficial to get a concealed-carry permit even though one isn't needed as of Saturday, July 1.