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FOXNEWSW Special Report With Bret Baier December 26, 2020 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW Special Report With Bret Baier December 26, 2020

From where the massive explosion went off this morning. We know the fbi taking the lead in this investigation as we learn possibly human remains may have been found at that explosion site. Reporter the heart of National Nearly deserted Christmas Morning when the explosion occurred. Black smoke and flames visible for miles, residents nearby captured cries of distress, windows blown out, buildings damaged. It was completely demolished, the front was like a war zone. Had to climb over things, there was broken glass, people in front of the building in shark. There was nothing left of my windows, t...

Norman City Council approves housing developments, extension of sorority house - Vimarsana News

Norman City Council approves housing developments, extension of sorority house

The Norman City Council approved housing developments along East Boyd Street, an extension of the Kappa Alpha Theta house and honored Judge Michael Tupper and members of Red Dirt Collective

BNSF to repair Eufaula railroad crossing - Vimarsana News

BNSF to repair Eufaula railroad crossing

The City of Norman announced it has negotiated with BNSF to repair the railroad crossing at Eufaula Street.

BNSF to repair Eufaula railroad crossing - Vimarsana News

BNSF to repair Eufaula railroad crossing

The City of Norman announced it has negotiated with BNSF to repair the railroad crossing at Eufaula Street.

Committee examines potential ordinance to remove carts - Vimarsana News

Committee examines potential ordinance to remove carts

Abandoned shopping carts are piling up around town and the City Council hopes to partner with local businesses to solve the “blight” problem.