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KTVU KTVU FOX 2 News At Noon January 19, 2017 - Vimarsana News

KTVU KTVU FOX 2 News At Noon January 19, 2017

Itll stay closed until friday afternoon. Crews were going down the hillside. They are probing pushing off the loose smaller rocks. There is one very large piece that is loose and will come down at one point this afternoon. Probably around 1 00. Likely with a hammer tool. Experts say that if they dont do this now more heavy rain this week could bring the rocks down on their one and they want to keep the rocks falling onto vehicles or pedestrians. January 10th. After rain storock came falling down and landed on the road. We had to close the road to clear the debris. Since then we have had expert...

Why streaming is changing, and what you can do about it - Vimarsana News

Why streaming is changing, and what you can do about it

Streaming services were once a great alternative to the cable bundle. Now, they feel like more of the same. Where are they headed next? Plus, why this year’s tax return might be bigger.

Why streaming is changing, and what you can do about it - Vimarsana News

Why streaming is changing, and what you can do about it

Streaming services were once a great alternative to the cable bundle. Now, they feel like more of the same. Where are they headed next? Plus, why this year’s tax return might be bigger.

Mid-Michigan celebrates National Night Out - Vimarsana News

Mid-Michigan celebrates National Night Out

First responders from across the nation celebrated National Night Out on Tuesday.

Source: abc12.com
PNW Honors College helps build house for former student - Vimarsana News

PNW Honors College helps build house for former student

Khalia Williams, a former PNW nursing student, will be receiving a home from NWI Habitat for Humanity.