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As man left at bus stop for days in front of hospital goes for 2nd surgery, questions about medical care loom - Vimarsana News

As man left at bus stop for days in front of hospital goes for 2nd surgery, questions about medical care loom

A case of a man left at a Jacksonville bus stop for at least six days has sparked many questions about why he sat in front of a hospital with a broken leg without getting any help.

Could federal judge end computer voting in GA? - Vimarsana News

Could federal judge end computer voting in GA?

Georgians are already voting early in next month's presidential primary, using the same Dominion touchscreen system in place since 2020.

Man who spent days at bus stop after being discharged from local hospital to undergo leg surgery - Vimarsana News

Man who spent days at bus stop after being discharged from local hospital to undergo leg surgery

The News4JAX I-TEAM is investigating reports of a man who spent at least five days at a bus stop after being discharged from the hospital and was left on a public bench with a broken leg.

'That is inhumane': Man spends days at bus stop after being discharged from local hospital with bruises, broken leg - Vimarsana News

'That is inhumane': Man spends days at bus stop after being discharged from local hospital with bruises, broken leg

The News4JAX I-TEAM is investigating reports of a man who spent at least five days at a bus stop after being discharged from the hospital and was left on a public bench with a broken leg.

Backlash growing against school zone speed cameras - Vimarsana News

Backlash growing against school zone speed cameras

Ongoing complaints about ticket-happy school zone speed cameras have the attention of both state lawmakers and plaintiffs' attorneys. Some want to reform the system, while others want to topple it.