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Awake NY Celebrates The Life & Legacy Of Big L In New Capsule Collection
Source: @awakenewyorkclothing / Instagram It’s been 27 years since the tragic murder of legendary New York rapper, Big L. While his legacy hasn’t enjoyed the remembrance like that of The Notorious B.I.G, Tupac Shakur or even Big Pun, the Northeast remembers, as does Awake NY clothing. Honoring the memory of the beloved Harlem rapper, Awake
Chance The Rapper Hit With Claims He Dodged Contracts, Former Manager Testifies
Source: Paras Griffin / Getty Chance The Rapper is now dealing with more than just music headlines. The Chicago artist is back in court as his former manager continues to air out their business dealings in a legal battle that’s starting to get messy.
Springfield Tigers High School Softball Preview
Coach Mike Rubosky's squad is primed for an even bigger jump with 12 letterwinners returning to the field.
Judge dismisses $800K lawsuit against Youngstown developer
An $834,608 lawsuit filed by the City of Youngstown against developer Dominic Marchionda and former city finance director David Bozanich has been dismissed, but the city could refile the claim.
New Ohio bill would require fetal heartbeat life certificate, death registration
A bill introduced in the Ohio House would require the registration of all fetal deaths, along with the filing of a certificate of life after the detection of a fetal heartbeat.
Nearly $6 million PA Lottery ticket sold
According to the PA Lottery, a jackpot-winning Match 6 Lotto ticket matched all six winning numbers (3-5-8-10-30-47) to win $5,863,758 from the Monday, March 16 drawing.
Florida bill to ban marrying first cousins fails to pass
Florida is one of more than a dozen states where marrying your first cousin is still legal.
Mercer Lady M’s High School softball preview
While last year’s impressive 10-4 run met an abrupt end in the playoff opener against Saegertown, the Lady M’s are back with a vengeance.
How job placement can benefit those with disabilities
In light of March marking Development Disability Awareness Month, NBC4 explored the impact job placement can have on someone with disabilities.
Feds recognize local agencies for exceptional police work
Two law enforcement officers and a local agency were recognized by the United States Attorney's Office for outstanding investigative work.