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Midland Police warn of scam call impersonating chief - Vimarsana News

Midland Police warn of scam call impersonating chief

Midland Police warn residents of scam call impersonating Interim Chief Greg Snow. Stay vigilant and do not share personal information.

Source: mrt.com
Heavy rains cause damages, water rescues across Limestone County - Vimarsana News

Heavy rains cause damages, water rescues across Limestone County

Heavy rains fell across Limestone County Wednesday night causing flooding, washing away parts of roads, power outages, down trees and even derailing a train.

Source: kxxv.com
'I'll never, ever, ever forget this': First woman firefighter in Wichita honored 40 years later - Vimarsana News

'I'll never, ever, ever forget this': First woman firefighter in Wichita honored 40 years later

Wichita's first female firefighter was honored Wednesday morning by the members of the Wichita Fire Department and the city's first female fire chief. 

Source: kake.com
Retailers share AI vehicle tracking data with police - Vimarsana News

Retailers share AI vehicle tracking data with police

AI-powered cameras are tracking where you drive, even on private property. Emails show a coordinated effort to control what police tell you.

Stoney Park conference a piece of National Indigenous Peoples Day puzzle - Vimarsana News

Stoney Park conference a piece of National Indigenous Peoples Day puzzle

By Jessica Lee Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When three buffalo in Stoney Park were struck and killed in a lightning storm in 1987, three years after Mini Thni stopped hosting the Indian Ecumenical Conference, it was apparent to some that it was time to bring the influential movement back. Each summer, from 1970 to 1984,