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Flint mother sentenced to at least 20 years in prison in 2-month-old child's death - Vimarsana News

Flint mother sentenced to at least 20 years in prison in 2-month-old child's death

The judge also sentenced Person to a minimum of 15 years to a maximum of 30 years in prison for first-degree child abuse.

Source: mlive.com
Flint mother sentenced to prison for murder of 2-month-old - Vimarsana News

Flint mother sentenced to prison for murder of 2-month-old

A Genesee County mother has been sentenced to prison for the murder of her 2-month-old son in November 2020.

Source: wnem.com
Harrisonburg community angered, shocked by recent gun violence; area 'not immune' to shootings across U.S. | News - Vimarsana News

Harrisonburg community angered, shocked by recent gun violence; area 'not immune' to shootings across U.S. | News

Redpoint residents expressed an overwhelming sentiment of both anger and shock to the shooting in their own neighborhood overnight Friday, April 14, that killed two non-JMU students. Multiple JMU students

Four shootings in 6 months have JMU students reevaluating off-campus safety - Vimarsana News

Four shootings in 6 months have JMU students reevaluating off-campus safety

Students living in off-campus housing have questioned their safety in the aftermath of Friday night's Redpoint shooting — an incident that marks the fourth shooting at an off-campus student housing

'Incident,' not shooting, label from JMU emergency alert fuels students' frustruations, though school stands by messaging | News - Vimarsana News

'Incident,' not shooting, label from JMU emergency alert fuels students' frustruations, though school stands by messaging | News

JMU students have expressed outrage in lieu of JMU's emergency response system labeling Friday night's shooting as an "incident" rather than a shooting. This catalyzed a string of complaints labeling