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WJLA ABC7 News At 4 November 4, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WJLA ABC7 News At 4 November 4, 2016

Making again. Back to you michelle thank you. Were four days away from election day but now a terror threat. Jonathan states are targeted but there are no specifics. Jeff the information warns alqaeda planning preelection day attacks monday in new york, texas, virginia. Why these states are the ones mentioned information on virginia. It is home to the pentagon, quantico and Major Military installations in the Hampton Roads areas but none of those locations are listed as a threat. The statement from the f. B. I. On the threat. The counterterrorism and the homeland communities are vigilant and w...

Rogers hotel development, including music venue, proposed for current site of Ruth's Chris - Vimarsana News

Rogers hotel development, including music venue, proposed for current site of Ruth's Chris

ROGERS -- Beaty Capital Group Inc. has a major development in mind for the Pinnacle Hills area, according to reports.

OBITUARY: Chayton L. Wiescholek - Vimarsana News

OBITUARY: Chayton L. Wiescholek

Chayton L. Wiescholek, 28, of Union City, passed away on Sunday, January 14, 2024 from injuries sustained in a...

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Zuru Toys Buys Pinnacle Hills Office For $4.7M - Vimarsana News

Zuru Toys Buys Pinnacle Hills Office For $4.7M

A newly built office building in Pinnacle Hills in Rogers sells for $4.7 million to a California group.

Report : Alaska law enforcement needs more training on handling mentally ill - Vimarsana News

Report : Alaska law enforcement needs more training on handling mentally ill

(The Center Square) - Alaska law enforcement officers need more training on procedures for detaining mentally ill persons, a report to state lawmakers said.