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WSOC Eyewitness News Daybreak 600A March 3, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WSOC Eyewitness News Daybreak 600A March 3, 2016

Younts will be in court on murder and attempted murder charges. We are learning more about the relationship and as soon as we get new information we will have it for you. Breaking news in caldwell county. One person is in custody for the stabbing of a mother and toddler. The suspect stabbed the woman on Fairway Acres drive south of lenoir. The toddler was seriously hurt and airlifted to the hospital. We are checking another child for injuries as well. We are asking how the toddler was injured and information about the suspect and his charges. We will update you as soon as we learn more. A Majo...

Long Beach offering overdose reversal medication, test strips to community - Vimarsana News

Long Beach offering overdose reversal medication, test strips to community

Long Beach announced a new "substance use harm reduction program" on Tuesday, Feb. 20.

J.B. HARRIS, ESQ. An army of one: How I helped disbar and indict a psychopath - Vimarsana News

J.B. HARRIS, ESQ. An army of one: How I helped disbar and indict a psychopath

J.B. HARRIS, ESQ. An army of one: How I helped disbar and indict a psychopath

An Army of One: How I Helped Disbar and Indict a Psychopath - Vimarsana News

An Army of One: How I Helped Disbar and Indict a Psychopath

An Army of One: How I Helped Disbar and Indict a Psychopath

Kentucky counties and cities get first installment of money from national opioid settlements, now must decide how to spend it - Vimarsana News

Kentucky counties and cities get first installment of money from national opioid settlements, now must decide how to spend it

Kentucky’s cities and counties have received their first installment of the state’s money from the national opioid settlement, most of which must be used to combat the opioid epidemic.