Four Juveniles Charged After Riot Injures Staff at Fairfield Youth Facility A riot at a Fairfield youth facility led to injuries among staff and charges against four juveniles Crime Fairfield, Juveniles, Riot, Staff Injuries, Police Fairfield: On January 6, things got out of hand at a youth facility when four teens were charged as adults … Read more
Icy Threat Skips High Point as Winter Storm Hits Nearby Areas High Point narrowly avoided severe winter weather, but another storm may bring snow later this week, according to local meteorologists. Weather High Point, North Carolina, Winter Storm, Freezing Rain, Snow HIGH POINT: So, it looks like High Point dodged a bullet with that winter … Read more
Louisiana AG Reviews New Orleans Security After Deadly Truck Attack The Louisiana Attorney General is reviewing New Orleans’ security plans following a tragic truck attack that left 14 dead on New Year’s Day Local New Orleans, Louisiana, Security, Truck Attack, New Year’s Eve, Mardi Gras New Orleans: So, the Attorney General of Louisiana just announced … Read more
Lumumba’s Key Goals as He Nears the End of His Second Term in Jackson As Jackson’s mayor, Lumumba outlines his main priorities before his term ends Politics Jackson, Mississippi, Chokwe Antar Lumumba, Infrastructure, Bribery Scandal, Convention Center Jackson: With just a little over six months left in his second term, Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba is … Read more
Who Will Benefit from Increased Social Security After Biden’s New Bill Biden’s recent bill aims to boost Social Security benefits for millions, clarifying who qualifies for the changes. Politics Social Security, Biden, Public Sector Workers, USA Washington: So, President Biden just signed this new bill to help boost Social Security benefits for a lot of … Read more
Johnson Administration Declines State Funding for Public Grocery Store Mayor Johnson’s decision raises concerns about the future of the proposed grocery store aimed at improving food access in Chicago Politics Chicago, Illinois, Public Grocery Store, Food Access, Mayor Brandon Johnson Chicago: So, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s team decided not to go for state funding for that … Read more
Worcester Man Sentenced for 2019 Murder of Jennifer Vazquez-Rivera A Worcester man has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Jennifer Vazquez-Rivera in 2019, bringing some closure to her family. Crime Worcester, Massachusetts, Murder, Jennifer Vazquez-Rivera, Thomas Bergstrom Worcester: A 42-year-old man named Thomas Bergstrom has been sentenced for the murder of … Read more
Shallie Bey Jr. Earns Trust as U.S. Mint Leader Under President Carter Shallie Bey Jr. reflects on his impactful tenure at the U.S. Mint, highlighting President Carter’s trust and support during his groundbreaking leadership. Politics Shallie Bey Jr., U.S. Mint, President Carter, Fort Worth, Leadership NORTH TEXAS: Shallie Bey Jr. recently shared a framed proclamation … Read more
Roof Fire at Mashpee Middle-High School Forces Evacuation of 700 Students A roof fire at Mashpee Middle-High School prompted the evacuation of around 700 students on Monday morning, ensuring their safety. Local Mashpee, Massachusetts, Fire, Evacuation, School Mashpee: A fire broke out at Mashpee Middle-High School, leading to a big evacuation. About 700 students had … Read more
Sen. Stubblefield Questions Senate Support for Franklin County Prison Sen. Stubblefield expresses doubts about funding and support for the Franklin County prison project during a recent event in Charleston Politics Franklin County, Arkansas, Sen. Gary Stubblefield, Prison Project, Funding, Legislature Charleston: Sen. Gary Stubblefield recently shared his concerns about the Franklin County prison project. He … Read more