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Christmas Shopping in LA? If You Hear "Code Brown:" Get Out Fast - Vimarsana News

Christmas Shopping in LA? If You Hear "Code Brown:" Get Out Fast

Walmart stores are training employees to respond quickly and efficiently to spills, fires, and accidents. In the event of a Code Orange emergency, employees will take the necessary steps to ensure customer safety.

Source: k945.com
WARNING: Recently Updated Your iPhone? Beware of This New Feature - Vimarsana News

WARNING: Recently Updated Your iPhone? Beware of This New Feature

Oh look! Another reason that I'm an Android user...

WARNING: Recently Updated Your iPhone? Beware of This New Feature - Vimarsana News

WARNING: Recently Updated Your iPhone? Beware of This New Feature

Oh look! Another reason that I'm an Android user...

Source: wjon.com
Shreveport Police Substation Planned On North Market St - Vimarsana News

Shreveport Police Substation Planned On North Market St

Shreveport is making plans to construct a new police substation and satellite Northwest Family Justice Center in the 1500 block of North Market Street. Funded by a 70M bond, the substation will be placed on the north side of town, on the site of the former Moran Galvanizing plant. Mayor Tom Arceneaux is overseeing cost projections to determine the success of the first two locations before continuing with a third.

Shreveport Police Substation Planned On North Market St - Vimarsana News

Shreveport Police Substation Planned On North Market St

Shreveport is making plans to construct a new police substation and satellite Northwest Family Justice Center in the 1500 block of North Market Street. Funded by a 70M bond, the substation will be placed on the north side of town, on the site of the former Moran Galvanizing plant. Mayor Tom Arceneaux is overseeing cost projections to determine the success of the first two locations before continuing with a third.