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WTSP 10 News At 430am October 24, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WTSP 10 News At 430am October 24, 2016

Lanes of the gandy bridge are still closed this morning after a deadly crash sunday night. The crash involved a motorcycle and a car. We dont know right now what led up to the crash. Traffic into tampa was bridge. Florida is already bursting at the seams with thousands of new people moving here every year. If amendment 2 passes in november, that number could grow even more. 10 News Reporter Jonathan Petramala introduces you to one family already packing their bags. For rose terlaje, the upcoming vote on amendment two white issue. Its more black and blue. S her 8yearold son antonio has hurt him...

Searcy School District honors 98 years of combined service from six retirees - Vimarsana News

Searcy School District honors 98 years of combined service from six retirees

The Searcy School District is losing 98 years of service at the end of this school year, with six employees retiring.

A tale of penguins and prejudice is a parable of modern America - Vimarsana News

A tale of penguins and prejudice is a parable of modern America

When two male penguins hatched an egg in Central Park, they set off an enduring controversy | Christmas Specials

Teachers, students confused over new law on pronoun usage - Vimarsana News

Teachers, students confused over new law on pronoun usage

Laws enacted in at least 10 states prohibit or restrict students from using pronouns or names that don’t match their sex assigned at birth.

Teachers, students confused over new law on pronoun usage | National Politics - Vimarsana News

Teachers, students confused over new law on pronoun usage | National Politics

Laws enacted in at least 10 states prohibit or restrict students from using pronouns or names that don’t match their sex assigned at birth.