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The Bajan Reporter | Antigua and Barbuda elected to Executive of Inter American body on Women - Vimarsana News

The Bajan Reporter | Antigua and Barbuda elected to Executive of Inter American body on Women

Antigua and Barbuda's Ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), Sir Ronald Sanders, has welcomed the election yesterday, by acclamation…

Nation's highest gas prices are in these parts of California - Vimarsana News

Nation's highest gas prices are in these parts of California

The highest gas prices in the country are in rural California. Drivers are feeling the pain.

'We're hurting': President and First Lady meet with families of Buffalo shooting victims - Vimarsana News

'We're hurting': President and First Lady meet with families of Buffalo shooting victims

Grief, anger, the hope for a better future marked President Joe Biden’s speech at the Delavan-Grider Community Center four days after a shooting at a Jefferson Avenue supermarket left 10 people dead and three wounded.

Source: wbfo.org
President visits with victims' families to offer comfort - Vimarsana News

President visits with victims' families to offer comfort

President Biden met with family members Tuesday of all 10 victims of the mass shooting at the Tops Market on Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo.

Source: wkbw.com
Rural communities struggle as high gas prices linger - Vimarsana News

Rural communities struggle as high gas prices linger

At the end of March, the average price for a gallon of gas in Kentucky was just below $4 dollars. Prices are above $4 a gallon in and around the state’s largest city, Louisville. Although gas is slightly cheaper in some rural areas by about 10 to 20 cents, that’s not the case in Owsley County and surrounding areas. It isn’t near any major interstates and also has one of the highest poverty rates in Kentucky.

Source: wkms.org