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Graffiti in Bellingham leads to four arrests - Vimarsana News

Graffiti in Bellingham leads to four arrests

BELLINGHAM — Bellingham police, working with downtown merchants and city officials, have arrested several people on graffiti charges with damages that amount to nearly $100,000, according to statement

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost jumps into Florida abortion fight - Vimarsana News

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost jumps into Florida abortion fight

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and 14 other attorneys general are arguing in federal court that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was within his powers when he removed a local prosecutor who had spoken out against the state’s restrictive new abortion law.

Niles annexation to be delayed for 4th time | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Niles annexation to be delayed for 4th time | News, Sports, Jobs

WARREN — Trumbull County commissioners are expected to vote today to accept the withdrawal of a petition requesting that over 31 acres of Howland and Vienna t

TCPA: Washington Consumers And Third Party Activities - Vimarsana News

TCPA: Washington Consumers And Third Party Activities

Washington HB 1051 bill makes folks that assist in the transmission of unwanted “commercial solicitation” subject to the Chapter 19.86 Consumer Protection Act. So just like the TCPA, Washington consumers can hold third parties liable for a knowing violation of the law.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Jumps Into Florida Abortion Fight - Vimarsana News

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Jumps Into Florida Abortion Fight

Yost and 14 other attorneys general are arguing that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was within his powers when he removed a local prosecutor who had spoken out against the state’s restrictive new abortion law.