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Hernando Sheriff: Manhunt ends after shooting in Spring Hill - Vimarsana News

Hernando Sheriff: Manhunt ends after shooting in Spring Hill

A wanted man was shot and killed after a manhunt led to a deputy-involved shooting in Spring Hill, Florida, Tuesday afternoon.

Source: wtsp.com
Victoria election: Challengers seek to oust most of the state's Liberal upper house MPs - Vimarsana News

Victoria election: Challengers seek to oust most of the state's Liberal upper house MPs

Against the backdrop of the Liberals’ federal election rout, party members are preparing challenges against a group of sitting state MPs, many of whom have sat in Parliament since last century.

Source: smh.com.au
Sonny Bill Williams' manager alleges a low blow - Vimarsana News

Sonny Bill Williams' manager alleges a low blow

A few days after former All Black Sonny Bill Williams knocked out former Swan Barry Hall in about 120 seconds, Williams’ manager, Khoder Nasser, made a shocking claim.

Two teen pedestrians critically injured in Hudson crash - Vimarsana News

Two teen pedestrians critically injured in Hudson crash

Two teen pedestrians critically injured in Hudson crash Published  Catherine Hawley reports HUDSON, Fla. - Two teens were hit while walking across State Route 52 Friday evening. The Florida Highway Patrol says the teens -- 13 and 14-year-old boys -- were crossing SR 52 at the intersection with Chicago Avenue around 6 p.m. Troopers say a 53-year-old woman from Hudson was driving west on SR-52 when the teens stepped into the roadway. Investigators said the traffic signal was green for the driver, with the teens walking despite a red pedestrian signal. The teens' conditions were described as "c...