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Bathroom Renovation Cost Breakdown: What a $143K, $42K and $26K Renovation Looks Like - Vimarsana News

Bathroom Renovation Cost Breakdown: What a $143K, $42K and $26K Renovation Looks Like

Not to mention $42K and $26K ones, too. We look at three remodeling projects, including ‘before’ and ‘after’ photos, and ask the design pros exactly where the money went, and how homeowners can make the most of a renovation budget.

Source: wsj.com
Arizona Dept. of Education's new program plans to add more police in schools - Vimarsana News

Arizona Dept. of Education's new program plans to add more police in schools

The Arizona Department of Education on Wednesday announced it is rolling out a new program that will put more police officers in schools, despite a shortage of officers in the state.

Source: abc15.com
Off-duty Lincoln police officers injured, helping at crash scene - Vimarsana News

Off-duty Lincoln police officers injured, helping at crash scene

Two off-duty Lincoln police officers were injured while trying to help at a crash scene Wednesday night.

Source: ketv.com
I've Written About Cars for Over 30 Years. Here's Why 'Ferrari' Is the First Great Car Movie - Vimarsana News

I've Written About Cars for Over 30 Years. Here's Why 'Ferrari' Is the First Great Car Movie

Delving into the details of Enzo Ferrari’s midlife crisis, Michael Mann’s film, opening in December, masterfully captures the tragedy of the Italian sports car founder’s double life, writes Dan Neil. And there’s no shortage of speed.

Source: wsj.com
5 'Dream Kitchen' Upgrades That Homeowners Tend to Regret - Vimarsana News

5 'Dream Kitchen' Upgrades That Homeowners Tend to Regret

Are you lusting over the costly custom features that are flooding social media—from pot-fillers to library ladders? According to design pros, many are just plain silly.

Source: wsj.com