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GSP: Police chase ends with serious crash in Long County, two people injured - Vimarsana News

GSP: Police chase ends with serious crash in Long County, two people injured

Two people are injured after a police chase ended with a serious crash in Long County early Saturday morning, GSP reports.

Source: wjcl.com
Rose Lee Maphis, early star of Country music TV, dies at 98 - Vimarsana News

Rose Lee Maphis, early star of Country music TV, dies at 98

Rose Lee Maphis, a singer and guitarist who, with her husband, Joe, was a mainstay of the early years of live country music television, died Tuesday a

Brighter Together: Chicago skyline goes dark in honor of national COVID-19 memorial service - Vimarsana News

Brighter Together: Chicago skyline goes dark in honor of national COVID-19 memorial service

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicagoans were encouraged to take part in the National COVID-19 Memorial Service to remember the lives lost to COVID-19 on Tuesday. At 6 p.m., residents and businesses across the city were asked to turn off their lights and electronics, step outside their home or workplace, and light a candle in a moment of silence for those who have lost their lives to the virus. As they did, the city came to a darkened standstill for 10 minutes. Illuminated theaters long left empty by the pandemic dimmed their marquees, the bells of city churches tolled, and the typically-festive Centennia...

Brighter Together: Chicago skyline to go dark in honor of national COVID-19 memorial service Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Brighter Together: Chicago skyline to go dark in honor of national COVID-19 memorial service Tuesday

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicagoans were encouraged to take part in the National COVID-19 Memorial Service to remember the lives lost to COVID-19 on Tuesday. At 6 p.m., residents and businesses across the city were asked to turn off their lights and electronics, step outside their home or workplace, and light a candle in a moment of silence for those who have lost their lives to the virus. As they did, the city came to a darkened standstill for 10 minutes. Illuminated theaters long left empty by the pandemic dimmed their marquees, the bells of city churches tolled, and the typically-festive Centennia...