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FBI warns of increased threats of terrorism at Pride events in June - Vimarsana News

FBI warns of increased threats of terrorism at Pride events in June

Foreign terrorist organizations may target increased gatherings associated with the upcoming Pride Month, says the FBI and Department of Homeland Secu

General Assembly honors first responders in Clark Memorial Bridge rescue - Vimarsana News

General Assembly honors first responders in Clark Memorial Bridge rescue

Each first responder got a Citation of Heroism

Source: wlky.com
First Army welcomes senior enlisted soldier - Vimarsana News

First Army welcomes senior enlisted soldier

First Army will welcome its new senior enlisted soldier during an assumption of responsibility ceremony on Wednesday, June 21, at 10 a.m. in front of First Army headquarters, a news release says. Before arriving to First Army, Command Sgt. Major Christopher A. Prosser served as the command sergeant major of U.S. Army V Corps. Command […]

Supervisors of aggrieved trooper say they never asked him to break the law - Vimarsana News

Supervisors of aggrieved trooper say they never asked him to break the law

George Loder is suing state police, alleging he suffered professional retaliation when refused to share information with the FBI, but two of his supervisors say they never asked Loder to break the law.

Supervisors of aggrieved trooper say they never asked him to break the law - Vimarsana News

Supervisors of aggrieved trooper say they never asked him to break the law

George Loder is suing state police, alleging he suffered professional retaliation when refused to share information with the FBI, but two of his supervisors say they never asked Loder to break the law.