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KCRG KCRG TV9 News At 11 September 15, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KCRG KCRG TV9 News At 11 September 15, 2016

Calling on president obama and the army corps of engineers to reject pending permits and rescind existing permits for the pipeline. Last week, the Obama Administration temporarily halted construction of a part of the pipeline in north dakota. A former Osage School Board member accused of stealing from the county Treasurers Office will be sentenced later this month. 46yearold Tracey Mooberry pleaded guilty to a misconduct charge on tuesday. Investigators say she stole cash tax payments for clerk in the Mitchell County Treasurers Office. She faces up to a year in jail and a nearly 2,000 dollar f...

KCRG KCRG TV9 Early Morning News September 15, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KCRG KCRG TV9 Early Morning News September 15, 2016

Has your first alert forecast, kaj. Plan on a really decent day all across the area. Clouds will increasing in response to our next area of low pressure, but no rain is anticipated until well after the sun goes down. Highs today should be into the 70s in all areas. Late tonight into friday, rain does appear likely with widespread totals of 0. 50 to 1. 0 with isolated higher amounts as well. No Severe Weather is anticipated. Given the slightly faster timing of the system, its feasible we may slide by with only isolated showers in the area for football tomorrow night fingers crossed the weekend ...

New project aims to use data on needle 'hotspots' to reduce overdoses in Regina - Vimarsana News

New project aims to use data on needle 'hotspots' to reduce overdoses in Regina

AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan (APSS) and a research group at the University of Regina have joined forces to try to use data to curb drug overdoses.

Source: cbc.ca