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Congressional Black Caucus and civil rights leaders unite to counter Trump administration’s agenda
The Congressional Black Caucus and major civil rights groups on Tuesday marked Black History Month by relaunching a national plan to mobilize against what they say are the Trump administration's efforts to weaken legal protections for minority communities.
J. Cole “Two Six,” Young M.A “Lasagna” & More | Daily Visuals 2.11.26
Source: David Peters / Courtesy of Dreamville This past Friday (Feb. 6), J. Cole finally released his highly-anticipated album The Fall-Off, and while it’s rumored to be his final album, fans praised the project and hope it’s only a sign of more things to come, but for now we’ll just appreciate whatever Cole blesses the masses
Shyne Celebrating 25th Anniversary of Debut LP With BK Concert
Source: Michael Tullberg / Getty Concertgoers in New York City are in for a sizzling start to the summer, as Shyne is set to return to the stage. The rapper, who rose to fame with Bad Boy Records, will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of his self-titled debut album with a concert performance at the
Baby Keem Announces New Album, Drops ‘Booman’ Documentary As An Appetizer
Source: Jason Koerner / Getty Baby Keem is officially back outside with some new music on the way. The West Coast rapper, often referred to as Kendrick Lamar’s “Range Brother,” has announced his new album, Ca$ino , set to drop on Feb. 20. The upcoming release marks Keem’s first full-length project in five years, following
Struthers animal shelter forced to move after building condemned
Roof damage at New Lease on Life has been causing some issues, like water pouring in through holes, insulation dropping and parts of the ceiling falling.
Downtown businesses continue to struggle without steam heat
The signs greet goers to the Central YMCA downtown as soon as they enter the lobby, stating that the facility's swimming pools are closed. With no steam heat available, the water is a very chilly 70 degrees - normally it would be heated to above 80.
Springfield faces third day of bomb threats
For the third straight day, the city of Springfield is dealing with bomb threats. Two more threats were reported this morning, targeting two churches less than a mile from each other.
Monthly Power Lunch brings women together
Power Lunch founder Amy Shope says she started the monthly tradition 9 years ago after leaving her job and going independent.
Supporters to address Warren City Council about dog warden
Warren City Council is meeting Wednesday, and though the status of Dog Warden Jason Cooke is not on the agenda, people are expected to speak in support of Cooke.
Previous sentencing upheld after retrial in rape case
A Warren man convicted of rape charges learned he will spend the next 70-plus years in prison after a retrial returned the same results as the previous trial.