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Southern Indiana police officer, suspect hospitalized after shooting each other - Vimarsana News

Southern Indiana police officer, suspect hospitalized after shooting each other

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (AP) — A southern Indiana police officer and a suspect shot each other, leaving injuries that were not life-threatening Tuesday morning, authorities said. Cpl. Andrew Byrne was taken to University of Louisville Hospital in nearby Kentucky "and he is expected to recover,” the New Albany Police Department posted on Facebook .

Source: apnews.com
COVID-19 death rate in Arizona climbs to highest in U.S. - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 death rate in Arizona climbs to highest in U.S.

An analysis by medical-science journal The Lancet shows Arizona had the highest death rate per 100,000 people in the U.S. Researchers examined three years of data that found correlations between race, education and poverty levels and the number of deaths in the state.

Source: azpbs.org
COVID memorial event at Arizona Heritage Center honors those lost - Vimarsana News

COVID memorial event at Arizona Heritage Center honors those lost

Governor Katie Hobbs, state dignitaries, and other Arizonans will gather at the Arizona Heritage Center Monday to honor those impacted by COVID-19 and reflect on those events of 2020.

Source: abc15.com
19-year-old arrested after New Albany playground catches fire - Vimarsana News

19-year-old arrested after New Albany playground catches fire

Police arrested a 19-year-old man on Wednesday after they said he started a fire at a New Albany playground.

Source: wlky.com
New exhibit explores "America's Pastime" through the lens of AZ's Japanese internment camps - Vimarsana News

New exhibit explores "America's Pastime" through the lens of AZ's Japanese internment camps

A new exhibit at the Arizona Heritage Center in Tempe explores “America’s Pastime” through the lens of WWII Japanese internment camps in the U.S. — two of which were in Arizona.Titled “Rebuilding Home Plate,” the exhibit “tells the stories of Japanese Americans who were stripped of their constitutional rights during the war and how baseball was a way to endure imprisonment,”

Source: kjzz.org