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Your Headlines for Tuesday in West Alabama - Vimarsana News

Your Headlines for Tuesday in West Alabama

Six stories for your Tuesday in West Alabama.

WisBar Court Review: Seventh Circuit: Qualified Immunity Protects Officers Who Arrested Rifle-toting Woman: - Vimarsana News

WisBar Court Review: Seventh Circuit: Qualified Immunity Protects Officers Who Arrested Rifle-toting Woman:

Qualified immunity protects two police officers from a lawsuit filed by a woman arrested for carrying a rifle and bayonet in a public park filled with parents and children, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled.

Source: wisbar.org
North Tuscaloosa Co. community adds second storm shelter - Vimarsana News

North Tuscaloosa Co. community adds second storm shelter

Storm safety just got a little more secure in northern Tuscaloosa County in the Samantha community. Residents there now have a second tornado shelter to flee to if necessary, one that’s located right next to the original shelter.

Source: wbrc.com
Who's running for D65 and D202 Board of Education in 2023? - Vimarsana News

Who's running for D65 and D202 Board of Education in 2023?

Both the Evanston/Skokie School District 65 and the Evanston Township High School District 202 Boards of Education have seats up for grabs in the upcoming election this April.  The District 65 and District 202 boards each comprise seven members who serve four-year terms. This year, two incumbents and three challengers are contending for three positions...

Washington County restaurant inspections - Vimarsana News

Washington County restaurant inspections

Editor's note: The Arkansas Department of Health is changing how it labels violations. During this process, both newer and older terms may appear.