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Homicide suspect killed by police after pursuit in Fort Lauderdale - Vimarsana News

Homicide suspect killed by police after pursuit in Fort Lauderdale

A suspect wanted for a homicide in Port St. Lucie was shot and killed by police following a pursuit in Fort Lauderdale Tuesday morning, authorities say.

Homicide Suspect Shot and Killed in Confrontation With Fort Lauderdale Police - Vimarsana News

Homicide Suspect Shot and Killed in Confrontation With Fort Lauderdale Police

A suspect in a Florida homicide was shot and killed by Fort Lauderdale Police officers during a confrontation Tuesday morning, officials said.

History of the Arnold Classic From Humble Beginnings to a World-Class Event - Vimarsana News

History of the Arnold Classic From Humble Beginnings to a World-Class Event

Muscular Developments coverage of the 2019 Arnold Classic Bodybuilding, Fitness, Figure, Bikini, Physique & Classic Physique Championships

Norwin board members file suit over superintendent assessment - Vimarsana News

Norwin board members file suit over superintendent assessment

Four members of the Norwin School Board have sued the board president and two other directors, alleging a 2022 assessment of the superintendent was a fraud. The assessment excluded their comments and scores of his performance, according to a lawsuit filed this week in Westmoreland County court. Directors Christine Baverso,

Norwin board deadlocked on allowing anti-socialism program - Vimarsana News

Norwin board deadlocked on allowing anti-socialism program

A faction of the Norwin School Board failed this week to gain approval to allow a speaker from Venezuela to present an anti-socialism program to high school students. The board was deadlocked 4-4 on whether to allow Daniel DiMartino, a founder of the nonprofit Dissident Project and native Venezuelan, to