Mayor deems first weekend of youth Safe Summer Program success
Baltimore’s mayor considers the first weekend of the new summer youth strategy a success.City Hall is giving the first weekend under the youth curfew and event strategy an “A.” Activities were well attended, juvenile crowds were not an issue, and there was no police involvement.Under the mayor’s Safe Summer Program, every weekend may have a […]
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Governor signs bill banning surgical procedures for minors seeking gender-affirming care | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP
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CNN — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill on Saturday that banned hormone treatment and surgical procedures for minors seeking gender-affirming care, the latest in a series of anti-trans bills involving minors that have been passed across the country. Senate Bill 16, which the governor signed a day after it was sent to his […]
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Arkansas kids’ wellbeing ranks low
Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios Arkansas is ranked No. 43 in the country, per an annual report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation that analyzes children’s wellbeing. What they’re saying: “More than 1 in 5 Arkansas children — that’s 152,000 … continue to face greater obstacles created by poverty,” Rich Huddleston, executive director for Arkansas Advocates for […]
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Democrats push for sex education in schools
Legislation requiring sex education in schools is on the table in the special session set for August, state Sen. Greg Leding (D-Fayetteville) tells Axios. Driving the news: Pregnant teens in Arkansas no longer have the option of safe, legal abortion unless they have the means to travel out of the state. Simultaneously, the state does […]
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