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Man sentenced to 30 years in prison for 2019 killing of Gail Teo on Yakama Reservation - Vimarsana News

Man sentenced to 30 years in prison for 2019 killing of Gail Teo on Yakama Reservation

Michael Anthony Davis, 31, was sentenced Tuesday in Yakima County Superior Court on first-degree murder and first-degree burglary charges in the Aug. 7, 2019 death of Gail Teo, 63.

2024 Memorial Day events around the Yakima Valley - Vimarsana News

2024 Memorial Day events around the Yakima Valley

Memorial Day events will take place this weekend around the Yakima Valley. Here’s a listing.

Bree Black Horse formally sworn in to prosecute MMIP cases in federal court - Vimarsana News

Bree Black Horse formally sworn in to prosecute MMIP cases in federal court

“Our country has historically failed to meet the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people with the urgency and resources it demands,” she said. “That historical failure stops now.”

Bree Black Horse formally sworn in to prosecute MMIP cases in federal court - Vimarsana News

Bree Black Horse formally sworn in to prosecute MMIP cases in federal court

“Our country has historically failed to meet the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people with the urgency and resources it demands,” she said. “That historical failure stops now.”

Jewish Columbia professor signals university may be 'negotiating' with pro-Palestinian protest leaders: 'This is 1938' - Vimarsana News

Jewish Columbia professor signals university may be 'negotiating' with pro-Palestinian protest leaders: 'This is 1938'

A Columbia University professor who has been an outspoken critic of the university's handling of continuous pro-Palestinian student protests suggested that the university's administration may be "negotiating" with the protest's leadership.