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Red Cross delivering comfort and help after deadly tornadoes - Vimarsana News

Red Cross delivering comfort and help after deadly tornadoes

/PRNewswire/ -- Roughly 24 hours after devastating tornadoes ripped through four states, the American Red Cross is beginning its work to support large relief...

Harford County pays down student loans for 66 first responders - Vimarsana News

Harford County pays down student loans for 66 first responders

Sixty-six first responders received help last week from Harford County government to pay down their student loans, according to a news release.

Polis-Primavera Administration announces reinsurance program that will save Coloradans an average of 24.1% for 2022 - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

Polis-Primavera Administration announces reinsurance program that will save Coloradans an average of 24.1% for 2022 - State of Reform

Coloradans will save on average 24.1% on individual premiums for 2022,  Governor Polis and Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera announced today.

Reform policing while remembering justice is a practice, not a result - Vimarsana News

Reform policing while remembering justice is a practice, not a result

Daunte Wright is dead. And he shouldn’t be. It really is that simple, and to equivocate or make excuses for his death is wrong morally, but it also is to misunderstand the nature of policing in a democracy and what it can be today. According to scholarly historian Gary Potter, policing in the United States started as a volunteer force and then grew to an organized group tasked with protecting the interests of the shipping industry in the North and those who profited from slavery in the South. In its early years, policing wasn’t really about the public interest.

Philly Budget Breakdown: $132 Million for Street Paving. $36 Million for Violence Prevention - Vimarsana News

Philly Budget Breakdown: $132 Million for Street Paving. $36 Million for Violence Prevention

Updated 2 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. Philadelphia, which is on pace for its deadliest year in decades, could see an expansion of funding for anti-violence measures in a 2021-2022 city budget proposed Tuesday by Mayor Jim Kenney. Yet the increase to $36 million for programs ranging from early intervention initiatives for at-risk young people to job training and neighborhood cleanups still pales in comparison to other new spending in Kenney's budget. Download our mobile app for iOS  to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Street paving, for instance, would receive $100 million ...