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Transplant couple honored to be caretakers of historic Lafayette Square home - Vimarsana News

Transplant couple honored to be caretakers of historic Lafayette Square home

The Second Empire-style house was designed and built in 1878 by well-known St. Louis architect Alexander Cameron.

Vote-map ruling ready to ripple across South - Vimarsana News

Vote-map ruling ready to ripple across South

When the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Alabama's congressional map had diluted the power of Black voters, it was a long-sought victory for voting-rights activists, who had grown increasingly alarmed at the court's previous decisions that have hollowed out the Voting Rights Act.

Supreme Court's Alabama map ruling draws notice in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court's Alabama map ruling draws notice in Arkansas

WASHINGTON -- A U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday striking down Alabama's congressional district map is being eyed nationally by several states with similar lawsuits pending, including Arkansas, according to an attorney representing plaintiffs in one case.

Attorney in Arkansas redistricting lawsuit says Court's Alabama decision is good news for plaintiffs - Vimarsana News

Attorney in Arkansas redistricting lawsuit says Court's Alabama decision is good news for plaintiffs

A U.S. Supreme Court decision Thursday striking down Alabama's congressional district map is being eyed nationally by several states with similar lawsuits pending, including Arkansas, according to an attorney representing plaintiffs in one case.

New congressional map survives suit - Vimarsana News

New congressional map survives suit

A lawsuit challenging Arkansas' congressional map was tossed this week by a three-judge panel that ruled the shift of more than 23,000 Black voters in southern Pulaski County from the 2nd Congressional District to two other districts was legal because it was motivated by politics rather than race.