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3 in critical condition after multivehicle crash in Phoenix - Vimarsana News

3 in critical condition after multivehicle crash in Phoenix

One woman died and two people were injured after a multivehicle crash in Phoenix on Wednesday. At about 1:45 p.m., crews were called to the intersection of 32nd Street and Utopia Road in regard to a multivehicle collision, said Todd Keller, spokesperson for the Phoenix Fire Department. Upon arrival, crews found a three-vehicle crash with one person requiring extrication, the department said.  A man driving a gray sedan eastbound on Utopia Road failed to stop for a red light at 32nd Street and hit a red sedan, and then both vehicles hit an SUV, according to Phoenix police.  Janice Un...

Phoenix Police: 65-year-old woman dies after being struck by red-light runner - Vimarsana News

Phoenix Police: 65-year-old woman dies after being struck by red-light runner

Updated: 9:36 PM MST August 4, 2021 PHOENIX — A woman is dead after a crash in Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon.  Officers were called to the intersection of 32nd Street and Utopia Road around 1:30 p.m. for reports of a crash, police said.  Police said that a gray sedan was going eastbound when the driver ran a stoplight before hitting two other cars.  The driver of the sedan was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. The driver of one of the other cars sustained minor injuries.  The driver of the third vehicle, identified as 65-year-old Janice Ungerer, was tra...

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Boyett: Arson swept like wildfire across the region in 1995-96 - Vimarsana News

Boyett: Arson swept like wildfire across the region in 1995-96

Boyett: Arson swept like wildfire across the region in 1995-96 Frank Boyett Fires start small. So, it seems appropriate that The Gleaner’s long-running coverage of a 16-month epidemic of arson began with three lines in the Fire Runs column of Sept. 7, 1995. Before it came to a sooty end on Christmas Day 1996, arson had claimed about 35 structures in the Tri-County area, including three churches, several vacant houses and mobile homes, and a workshop. Most of the burned buildings were barns; most of the local cases occurred in the Niagara and Zion areas. But it wasn’t just the Tri-County a...