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Parts of Kaufman County see tremendous flooding in 2 days – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Parts of Kaufman County see tremendous flooding in 2 days – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Rainfall ended early Sunday afternoon but left behind many locations with high water and some homes taking on significant flood damage.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Kaufman County family still flooded out of home: 'We want to get our lives back in order' – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Kaufman County family still flooded out of home: 'We want to get our lives back in order' – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

After nearly a week since torrential rains flooded much of Kaufman County, at least one family’s home is still underwater.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Secret audio tapes in Virginia reveal "the only window into a live execution that we've ever had" - Vimarsana News

Secret audio tapes in Virginia reveal "the only window into a live execution that we've ever had"

State law has forbidden taking pictures and shooting video during the execution process since the early 20th century.

Virginia recorded 30 executions, says audio tapes should remain secret - Vimarsana News

Virginia recorded 30 executions, says audio tapes should remain secret

The Virginia Department of Corrections has recorded audio of at least 30 executions over three decades, but it has no plans to release the tapes publicly.

Virginia abolished biased, inefficient, botched executions; more states should follow suit - Vimarsana News

Virginia abolished biased, inefficient, botched executions; more states should follow suit

Virginia abolished the death penalty and its plague of biased, inefficient, botched executions; more states should follow suit