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US soldiers in Italy vie for coveted expert badges - Vimarsana News

US soldiers in Italy vie for coveted expert badges

More than 1,300 service members practice for weeks in Vicenza before taking grueling tests. Less than half pass them.

Baltimore Fire launches program to mark unsafe vacant buildings with red signs - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Fire launches program to mark unsafe vacant buildings with red signs

Months after three Baltimore firefighters died in a vacant rowhouse fire, the Baltimore Fire Department launched a program Monday to mark hundreds of unstable vacant buildings as unsafe to enter.

thomsaville hit-and-run after crash leaves deputy injured - Vimarsana News

thomsaville hit-and-run after crash leaves deputy injured

Officers said James Bethea ran from the scene and was later found at his job.

Baltimore's vacant homes burn at twice the national rate, but gaps in records, systems limit what firefighters know before going inside – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Baltimore's vacant homes burn at twice the national rate, but gaps in records, systems limit what firefighters know before going inside – Baltimore Sun

It’s particularly important that firefighters have the full picture before entering vacant buildings in Baltimore, which experiences two times as many fires in vacant homes as other areas across the country, according to a Sun data analysis and a 2018 study from the National Fire Protection Association. More than 12% of Baltimore’s structure fires are in vacant properties.

Vacant Homes Wither Under Flawed Tax System - Vimarsana News

Vacant Homes Wither Under Flawed Tax System

Inefficiencies in Baltimore's tax sale system and predatory investment practices are keeping homes vacant for years. But advocates could soon finally see meaningful change.