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Schools going virtual ahead of possible severe weather - Vimarsana News

Schools going virtual ahead of possible severe weather

Lee County Schools, Opelika City Schools, Chambers County School District, Russell County School District, Lee Scott Academy and Glenwood Academy announced that they are shifting to virtual learning on Friday.

Source: oanow.com
Suspect wanted on four warrants for motion to revoke probation in Aggravated Robbery cases - Vimarsana News

Suspect wanted on four warrants for motion to revoke probation in Aggravated Robbery cases

Beaumont police are searching for K'leb Diamond, 20, wanted on four warrants for motion to revoke probation in Aggravated Robbery cases, two in Beaumont and two

Source: kfdm.com
Tornado watch in effect for Baytown, surrounding area - Vimarsana News

Tornado watch in effect for Baytown, surrounding area

A tornado watch is in effect until 9 p.m. for Harris and Chambers County and portions of south central and southeast Texas.

Mom dolphin and son doing well after trapped in section of wildlife refuge - Vimarsana News

Mom dolphin and son doing well after trapped in section of wildlife refuge

A mother dolphin and her son, dubbed 'Jack & Jill' by the Texas Marine Mammal Stranded Network, are doing well after they were trapped in a section of the Anah

Source: kfdm.com
Institute for Justice to argue Texas rancher's Takings Clause case at SCOTUS - Vimarsana News

Institute for Justice to argue Texas rancher's Takings Clause case at SCOTUS

WINNIE - A week from now, the Institute for Justice will present a question to the U.S. Supreme Court: “May a person whose property is taken without compensation seek redress under the self-executing Takings Clause even if the legislature has not affirmatively provided them with a cause of action?”