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Desiigner appeared to be making his way back to the music scene late last year after dealing with a public indecent exposure case in 2023. However, Desiigner is back in the news after a report says the New York rapper was arrested in South Carolina on domestic violence charges. Details are scant and developing, but

Source: Prince Williams / Getty J. Cole is fresh off releasing The Fall-Off , but according to the Dreamville rapper, an earlier version of the album looked a little different. During a recent conversation on Cam’ron’s podcast, Cole revealed that the original demo of The Fall-Off actually had two Kendrick Lamar features. However, those records

In the early 2000s, the Portland Trail Blazers dazzled on the court, but off the hardwood, they earned an unflattering nickname: the Portland Jail Blazers. A new documentary coming later this spring from Netflix, Untold: Jail Blazers, digs into the issues the talented team faced away from the court. The trailer for Untold: Jail Blazers

A woman with an address listed in Boardman is facing a felonious assault charge out of Warren after she hit a man with her car multiple times, according to a police report.

Skywatchers in Ohio may have been surprised this month to see two meteors lighting up the sky over the past two weeks. Is this unusual for the area?

Tens of thousands of Transportation Security Administration officers are set to receive another $0 paycheck this week.

Sheetz is looking to fill hundreds of jobs across the state during a hiring event next week.

Guthrie, in an upcoming interview with her “Today” colleague Hoda Kotb, opened up about the anguish that she and her family have experienced since her 84-year-old mother was apparently abducted from her Tucson home.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Wednesday that Sony cannot hold Cox Communications liable for not doing enough to disconnect customers who illegally downloaded copyrighted music, a battle that has sent ripples through the music and telecommunications industries. Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority, said a lower court got it wrong in putting Cox on