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Family of man shot, killed by Louisville police in PRP says he suffered from mental illness - Vimarsana News

Family of man shot, killed by Louisville police in PRP says he suffered from mental illness

Court records claim Nicolas Pierce suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia among other mental illnesses and that he'd become suicidal after not taking his prescribed medication.

Source: wdrb.com
Orlando International Airport: MCO closure due to unattended bag - Vimarsana News

Orlando International Airport: MCO closure due to unattended bag

Terminal B reopened after hours of being closed off for investigation.

Source: wesh.com
Meeting disabilities head on with Boston Marathon run: Neponset mom will race as guide for blind, deaf mate; fundraiser set for Saturday - Vimarsana News

Meeting disabilities head on with Boston Marathon run: Neponset mom will race as guide for blind, deaf mate; fundraiser set for Saturday

Heather Pierce of Dorchester grew up playing youth hockey in the neighborhood and went on to become a Division 1 defenseman at Northeastern University. Now that she’s “done with hockey,” the 29-year-old new mother has traded in her skates for sneakers as she prepares to compete in April’s 128th Boston Marathon in a special capacity: as a running guide for Hannah DeFelice, who

WSIU Almanac 11.1.23 - Vimarsana News

WSIU Almanac 11.1.23

WSIU Almanac for November 1st.

Source: wsiu.org
NIH upholds controversial plan to step up oversight of foreign collaborators - Vimarsana News

NIH upholds controversial plan to step up oversight of foreign collaborators

The US biomedical agency tweaked its new policy following an outcry from researchers, but will forge ahead. The US biomedical agency tweaked its new policy following an outcry from researchers, but will forge ahead.

Source: nature.com