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Roscommon Herald — Prisoners take part in Men's Shed initiative to help prepare for life outside - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Prisoners take part in Men's Shed initiative to help prepare for life outside

The scheme was set up in the Training Unit located on the grounds of the Mountjoy prison campus in north Dublin.

Department of Law Enforcement reviews accomplishments during 2022 - Vimarsana News

Department of Law Enforcement reviews accomplishments during 2022

As we approach the end of the year, several State agencies reported highlights from some of their member's most significant accomplishments in 2022.  Among them was the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.  Many of the accomplishments of the Department are reflected in the regular reports published by Historic City News. This month, one such accomplishment…

For first time in decades, no Black officers on St. Paul police leadership team - Vimarsana News

For first time in decades, no Black officers on St. Paul police leadership team

Advocates express concern over lack of diversity.

USAF selects Will Rogers ANGB as AT-802U aircraft candidate location - Vimarsana News

USAF selects Will Rogers ANGB as AT-802U aircraft candidate location

The US Air Force (USAF) has chosen Will Rogers Air National Guard Base (ANGB) as the only candidate location to receive AT-802U Sky Warden aircraft.

Female FBI trainees judged more harshly, dismissed more frequently than male counterparts, says DOJ - Vimarsana News

Female FBI trainees judged more harshly, dismissed more frequently than male counterparts, says DOJ

A "permissive" culture at the FBI's training facility led to female candidates being dismissed and receiving harsher evaluations than their male counterparts, with half the women saying they were subject to sexist jokes or stories, according to a report released Tuesday by the Justice Department's internal watchdog.