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KLAS 8 News Now At 430 AM February 10, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KLAS 8 News Now At 430 AM February 10, 2016

Glass and my face was bleeding all over the place Vanessa Murphy the 24 year old woman was suspected of working as a prostitute something shes been arrested for before. And after scavones stop in this Hotel Parking lot. Which she says turned violent. She was taken into custody. She immediately complained. amanda i felt like it was wrong. I know my rights as citizen. Vanessa Murphy scavone was fired months later. In january. He was indicted federally for excessive use of force and obstruction of justice for lying on a report. And ortiz is suing scavone, the department, and other officers at tha...

Death Valley's Weird New Problem: Too Much Rain - Vimarsana News

Death Valley's Weird New Problem: Too Much Rain

Last August, a "1,000-year" rain event wiped out roads, stranded hikers, and created a brand-new lake in Death Valley National Park. Less than six months later, the park is reeling from another storm.

Rash of 1,000-year floods snuck up on victims, forecasters - Vimarsana News

Rash of 1,000-year floods snuck up on victims, forecasters

“Had I known, I would have been up,” said Corey Watson, the coroner of Knott County, Ky., who survived one of the six superstorms that hit the U.S. this

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Is Death Valley really the hottest place on Earth? - Vimarsana News

Is Death Valley really the hottest place on Earth?

Several records could be shattered during California's latest heat wave.

Death Valley 1,000-Year Floods Seen From Space in Before and After Images - Vimarsana News

Death Valley 1,000-Year Floods Seen From Space in Before and After Images

The hottest place on Earth saw almost a year's worth of rainfall in just three hours.