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Mortuary archaeology: Death, DNA and the culture wars - Vimarsana News

Mortuary archaeology: Death, DNA and the culture wars

In 1941, at the height of World War 2, troops stationed on Hoy in the remote Scottish Orkney Islands made a ghoulish discovery. Buried in peat on a lonely, windswept hill was the perfectly preserved body of a young woman, “her long dark hair curling about her shoulders”. 

Lincoln man identified as victim of fatal crash - Vimarsana News

Lincoln man identified as victim of fatal crash

Investigators said a Buick sedan, driven by an 84-year-old woman, was leaving a driveway on Southwest 84th when it was struck by a Ford pickup truck driven by James Springer.

Source: klkntv.com
Lincoln man dies in crash in rural Lancaster County Wednesday - Vimarsana News

Lincoln man dies in crash in rural Lancaster County Wednesday

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is investigation a fatal crash that happened on Wednesday afternoon.

Source: ketv.com
Federal Judge Halts Enforcement of New Mexico Governor's Ban on Carry in Parks - Vimarsana News

Federal Judge Halts Enforcement of New Mexico Governor's Ban on Carry in Parks

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s never-ending emergency on guns is still ongoing, but its scope has been limited even further by a federal judge. Grisham’s original order suspendin...

New Mexico Ban on Guns in Parks Frozen, Playground Ban Stands - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Ban on Guns in Parks Frozen, Playground Ban Stands

A provision of a New Mexico public health order barring the possession of firearms in public parks in Bernalillo County and Albuquerque can’t be enforced while a challenge to the measure goes forward because the government hasn’t shown a historical precedent for the restriction, a federal trial court ruled.