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Law enforcement groups set to challenge Biden's expected executive action to set new policing rules - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement groups set to challenge Biden's expected executive action to set new policing rules

President Biden's decision to use executive action to deliver a racial justice overhaul of the country's policing policies is drawing protests and lawsuit threats from law enforcement officials.

Law enforcement groups set to challenge Biden's expected executive action to set new policing rules - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement groups set to challenge Biden's expected executive action to set new policing rules

President Biden's decision to use executive action to deliver a racial justice overhaul of the country's policing policies is drawing protests and lawsuit threats from law enforcement officials.

Anderson selected as commissioners' president for '22 - Vimarsana News

Anderson selected as commissioners' president for '22

At a recent Fayette County Commissioners’ meeting, commissioner Tony Anderson was chosen as the board’s president for this year, while commissi

Commissioners discuss solar farm zoning - The Record Herald - Vimarsana News

Commissioners discuss solar farm zoning - The Record Herald

During a recent Fayette County Commissioners’ meeting, the potential interest in “Solar Farms” being constructed in the unincorporated ar

Ohio Sheriff: No Federal Assistance Offered for Police to Combat Smash and Grab Retail Thefts in Major Cities - Vimarsana News

Ohio Sheriff: No Federal Assistance Offered for Police to Combat Smash and Grab Retail Thefts in Major Cities

Fayette County, Ohio, Sheriff Vernon Stanforth said Friday that the $300 million in what the White House considers historic levels of funding for anti-crime measures through President Biden’s COVID rescue plan is not enough to address the string of organized retail thefts taking place in major cities across the country right now.