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Newlyweds Fatally Shot In Bar Robbery, Arrest Made In Wisconsin - Vimarsana News

Newlyweds Fatally Shot In Bar Robbery, Arrest Made In Wisconsin

Tragedy unfolded as a 51-year-old suspect, Thomas Allen Routt Jr., was arrested for the shooting death of newlyweds at a sports bar. Charges include first-degree homicide, armed robbery, and firearm possession.

Cigarettes stolen from Saint Albans convenience store - Vimarsana News

Cigarettes stolen from Saint Albans convenience store

The breaking and entering happened at the Handi Mart in the 400 block of Winfield Road on Sunday, May 21, according to deputies.

Source: wsaz.com
Missouri woman accused of kidnapping pregnant woman claims she had stillborn baby, according to court documents - Vimarsana News

Missouri woman accused of kidnapping pregnant woman claims she had stillborn baby, according to court documents

A Missouri woman claimed she delivered a stillborn child on the day she's accused of kidnapping a pregnant Maysville woman who was later found dead a day after authorities found the body of the child the abducted woman had been carrying, according to court documents.

Ralph's Handi Mart closes after 35 years - Vimarsana News

Ralph's Handi Mart closes after 35 years

Saturday marked the end of an era for the Saleh family and Edmonton's Strathearn community as Ralph's Handi Mart closed its doors.

Growing pains of a changing city: End looms for businesses uprooted by redevelopment - Vimarsana News

Growing pains of a changing city: End looms for businesses uprooted by redevelopment

From its laundromat and corner store to its pizza place, the Strathearn Centre has been a bustling hub of the south Edmonton community for more than three decades.

Source: cbc.ca