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"What sort of message does that send out?" – Cyclist mugged for bike on Birmingham canal advised by police to avoid route in future - Vimarsana News

"What sort of message does that send out?" – Cyclist mugged for bike on Birmingham canal advised by police to avoid route in future

Victim was left bloodied after being hit with hammer during “brutal attack”

Source: road.cc
Man says he's 'lucky to be alive' after 7 thugs attacked him and stole £3,000 bike - Vimarsana News

Man says he's 'lucky to be alive' after 7 thugs attacked him and stole £3,000 bike

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES A man who was beaten up by an e-bike gang in a sick attack and had his expensive bike stolen thinks he was lucky to get away with his life

Your views: on above-shop CBD living and more - Vimarsana News

Your views: on above-shop CBD living and more

Today, readers comment on increasing the city's available living space, a rebrand and an Adelaide dining institution.

Wellington police boat out of action, needs parts imported from Europe - Vimarsana News

Wellington police boat out of action, needs parts imported from Europe

Wellington police launch Lady Elizabeth IV is currently out of service with a mechanical fault.

Source: rnz.co.nz
"Last Call at Egan's" A 40th anniversary APR encore presentation - Vimarsana News

"Last Call at Egan's" A 40th anniversary APR encore presentation

The Saint Louis Cardinals won baseball’s world series in 1982. You might say listeners of in-depth journalism got a home run of their own that year because that’s when Alabama Public Radio first went on the air. The APR news team is observing our fortieth anniversary by re-airing some of our best stories. This one is from last year. APR student intern Libby Foster witnessed the end of a tradition near the Tuscaloosa campus of the University of Alabama.

Source: apr.org