Victor Skinner is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. He writes for various publications such as Watchdog.org, Sanfordherald, Outdoor News, and The Mountaineer. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, legal issues, sports, and population trends.
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Victor Skinner’s coverage focuses primarily on government and politics, with a significant portion dedicated to citing data and legal policy regulation. He provides detailed coverage of local issues in Louisiana and broader national topics related to finance, economy, population growth, criminal justice, and education.
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By: Victor Skinner
"As you can imagine over the last 10 years just with inflation those license dollars don’t stretch as far as they used to.”
By: Victor Skinner
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is fighting against porch pirates with Christmas lights and holiday music. The top cop in the Great Lakes State offered advice to Michiganders on Wednesday to help them avoid package thefts in the leadup to Christmas, one element of a Holiday Scams Campaign run by her Consumer Protection Team that […]
By: Victor Skinner
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is fighting against porch pirates with Christmas lights and holiday music.
By: Victor Skinner
President-elect Donald Trump's nominee to head the Department of Homeland Security is gaining momentum with law enforcement, including 13,000 in Michigan now backing North Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem.
By: Victor Skinner
Leaders of the nation's capital defended the First Amendment rights of the Chinese Communist Party Tuesday, shrugging off national security concerns about Washington, D.C.'s decades long sister city relationship with Beijing.
Coming off a turbulent year of weather, experts look at winter conditions for 2024-25
By: Victor Skinner
The NRC’s decision to close part of the year to coyote hunting came at the request of hunters and others who participate in the DNR’s Furtaker User Group, based on concerns about posts on social media of hunters harvesting lactating females. (Stock photo)
By: Victor Skinner
Michigan lawmakers are doling out taxpayer cash to corporations faster than any state in the nation, and it's not even close. “From 2018-2023, Michigan
“The anglers, the weather and the fish all have to cooperate together, and if that happens we have a bump in our fishing activity and it brings out the snaggers,” District 7 supervisor Lt. Gerald Thayer told Michigan Outdoor News. (Photo courtesy of the USFWS)
By: Victor Skinner
Members of the United Auto Workers are paying to lobby lawmakers to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants in Michigan.
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