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The Problem with Washington State - Vimarsana News

The Problem with Washington State

If you read the 2020 census report for Washington - we are the fifth fastest-growing state in America from 2010 to 2020. Our population went up - nearly 1 million! Washington’s 7.7 million residents rank as the 14th most populated state.

Source: kpq.com
Sheriff T.K. Waters says gangs to blame for Jacksonville violence - Vimarsana News

Sheriff T.K. Waters says gangs to blame for Jacksonville violence

His comments come after a string of violent incidents across the city, including on Monday when a man was shot and killed at the Valencia Way Apartments.

Defeated Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney candidate endorses write-in campaign - Vimarsana News

Defeated Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney candidate endorses write-in campaign

The official ballots for next week's general election identify just one candidate for the job of top prosecutor in Fairfax County, but a group that identifies itself as victims' rights supporters hopes to push another man into the office instead. Defense attorney Ed Nuttall, who lost the Democratic primary in June to incumbent Steve Descano,

Faith leaders call for change after Jacksonville surpasses 100 murders in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Faith leaders call for change after Jacksonville surpasses 100 murders in 2023

The city of Jacksonville once again reached the 100-murder mark last week, and faith leaders are calling for action from city leaders to curb the violence.

Murders in KCK have declined this year. Here's how candidates hope to keep violence down - Vimarsana News

Murders in KCK have declined this year. Here's how candidates hope to keep violence down

Kansas City, Kansas has seen 12 fewer homicides so far this year than last year. Unified Government candidates say they will support plans to decrease it more.

Source: yahoo.com