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California Gov. Newsom says he will commute all death sentences in state to life without parole
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that he’ll change more than 500 death sentences in the state to life in prison without the possibility of parole, though the state Supreme Court will have the final say in hundreds of those cases.
Yung Miami on Why She’d Go Back to Relive the City Girls Days
Yung Miami shares her honest, unfiltered takes on rap myths, industry scenarios and thought-provoking "would you rather" topics in XXL’s Keep It a Buck. Continue reading…
Lady London Demands Answers After Range Rover Fire, Says Her Sister Suffered Facial Burns
Source: Paras Griffin / Getty Lady London says her 2020 Range Rover had fewer than 45,000 miles on it when it went up in flames. The rapper is asking the automaker for answers and says her sister suffered burns to her face.
Fat Joe Brings His Classics To NPR’s Tiny Desk
Source: NPR / Youtube Fat Joe is brought his legendary catalog to NPR’s Tiny Desk for a performance fans won’t want to miss. From his early Terror Squad days to the records that helped an era of New York Hip-Hop, Fat Joe has no shortage of hits to pull from. His Tiny Desk appearance gives
Campbell Volleyball advances to the regional final
The Red Devils are making the first regional appearance in the history of their volleyball program.
Where Ohio’s ‘blue wave’ leaves the state GOP
Ohio elected Democrats in all but one statewide race, placing Democrats in seats they have not held since 2011 and leaving Republicans searching for the best path forward.
DeWine offers support as Acton prepares to lead Ohio
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said he is in communication with Governor-elect Amy Acton, hosting Acton and her husband Eric at the governor’s residence in Bexley where first lady Fran DeWine gave them a tour of what will soon be their new home.
Online magazine Salon, an early staple of internet discourse, announces it will shut down
WASHINGTON (AP) — Salon, one of the early internet's most influential websites that featured sharp voices and political and cultural journalism with a liberal sensibility, announced Thursday it would shut down after 31 years of publication. “It has been an extraordinary privilege,” the outlet said in a farewell note. The announcement, seen as a surprise
Hollywood Gaming expands with another patio — and it allows smoking
This latest extension of gaming added one hundred new games.
County commissioners reject Canfield’s plan to build more homes on undeveloped land
City council approved the plan last month, but residents had concerns.