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Speaker has personal connection to crimes against Osage nation - Vimarsana News

Speaker has personal connection to crimes against Osage nation

Martin Scorsese’s latest film “Killers of the Flower Moon” tells the story of a dark time in American history — how multiple members of the Osage nation were murdered after

Commemorating Native American Heritage Month with Lou Anna Red Corn - Vimarsana News

Commemorating Native American Heritage Month with Lou Anna Red Corn

Lou Anna Red Corn was also the first Native American commonwealth attorney in the state, accomplishments she continues to cherish.

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Former nurse sentenced in manslaughter case - Vimarsana News

Former nurse sentenced in manslaughter case

Eyvette Hunter will begin her five-year prison sentence immediately. The former Baptist Health nurse entered a guilty plea on a manslaughter charge after a patient in her care died last year.

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Woman banned from University of Kentucky, accused of assault following racist incident - Vimarsana News

Woman banned from University of Kentucky, accused of assault following racist incident

A woman was permanently banned from the University of Kentucky and is facing assault charges after video surfaced over the weekend of her berating a Black student employee with racial slurs.

Sheriff calls on community to speak up, fight against domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Sheriff calls on community to speak up, fight against domestic violence

If you or a loved one is experiencing domestic violence, the sheriff's office says to call Amanda's Center and get connected to the resources that can help.

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