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Central Platte Natural Resource District sees continued efforts for flood mitigation, water quality turnaround - Vimarsana News

Central Platte Natural Resource District sees continued efforts for flood mitigation, water quality turnaround

The Central Platte Natural Resource District is working to ensure the area doesn’t feel any potential tough times from floods to this extent again.

Indiana Advances AV Proposal; Kentucky Brings Similar Bills - Vimarsana News

Indiana Advances AV Proposal; Kentucky Brings Similar Bills

As an age verification bill in Indiana advances, a pair of similar bills in Kentucky are now proposed for consideration.

Source: avn.com
Lolo National Forest seeks public comment on revised forest plan - Vimarsana News

Lolo National Forest seeks public comment on revised forest plan

Lolo National Forest is accepting public comment on their Preliminary Draft of Revised Forest Plan.The land management plan is being revised for the first time

Indiana Age Verification Bill Advances Without Criminal Penalties - Vimarsana News

Indiana Age Verification Bill Advances Without Criminal Penalties

A mandatory age verification bill targeting adult entertainment websites has advanced through an Indiana Senate hearing amending the proposal to remove any potential criminal penalties for violations of the would-be law, like a potential felony.

Source: avn.com
Defense lawyers: Mass tort claims driven by advertising, not injury, but the proposed fix is weak - Vimarsana News

Defense lawyers: Mass tort claims driven by advertising, not injury, but the proposed fix is weak

WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - Millions of dollars pumped into billboard, TV and internet advertising as a come-on to sign mass tort plaintiffs is drawing in a high percentage of claimants with no basis for the claims, lawyers say.