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AZ pro choice advocates secure signatures for 2024 ballot measure / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

AZ pro choice advocates secure signatures for 2024 ballot measure / Public News Service

Pro-choice advocates in Arizona said they have surpassed the threshold of required signatures to put a measure on the November ballot which would add abortion protections to the state Constitution. Chris Love, spokesperson for the group Arizona for Abortion Access, said more than 500,000 signatures from voters in favor of the amendment have been collected, significantly higher than the almost 384,000 needed. Love contended it speaks to how important reproductive freedom is to Arizonans. ...

Alabama's IVF Decision And Its Impact On Black Reproductive Health - Vimarsana News

Alabama's IVF Decision And Its Impact On Black Reproductive Health

The ruling widens disparities in access to fertility clinics and IVF treatments for Black people, who already face unique challenges navigating the process.

7 Things: Gambling still in trouble; Birmingham hides ransomware attack; Final Four gets pricey; and more ... - Vimarsana News

7 Things: Gambling still in trouble; Birmingham hides ransomware attack; Final Four gets pricey; and more ...

Gambling is NOT happening

… Wrapped in a flag and carrying a cross - Vimarsana News

… Wrapped in a flag and carrying a cross

It has been said that: “When fascism comes to America, it will come wrapped in the flag and waving the cross.” And, this is happening in America right now! For example: At the Conservative …

Fighting for family: Two Shelby County moms share their IVF journey - Shelby County Reporter - Vimarsana News

Fighting for family: Two Shelby County moms share their IVF journey - Shelby County Reporter

One summer, two friends went on a vacation to the beach together with their husbands. Unbeknownst to each other, both Helena High School English teacher Cassie Screws and Calera Elementary School ESL teacher Casey Ford were each facing an all too common issue plaguing women around the world. They were both silently struggling with infertility.