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4H member raises $22,000 through her pig to help friends
Kassidy Banks showed her pig, Mac, at the Canfield Fair in hopes to raise enough money to help a family friend.
Photographers continue a Canfield Fair legacy
Katie Houk and Annie Moore grew up as 4H kids in photography.
Salem Police Department welcomes two new officers
Their police department welcomed in their newest full-time officer, Robert Focht.
Scientists identify genetic markers linked to Big Five personality traits
“Personality seems to be relevant nearly everywhere you look," lead author of the study Ted Schwaba said.
It’s not just Flock. These cameras, ALPRs may also be in your community
Backlash to Flock cameras has been growing in recent months, but the surveillance equipment company isn't the only one that may be operating in your neighborhood.
Days left to apply for $50 million settlement over Disney, streaming prices
Subscribers of certain streaming platforms may qualify for payment in a $50 million settlement reached in a lawsuit filed against Disney.
Actor Tom Hardy Goes Full Rapper in New Video With Method Man
Who knew Bane had bars? Continue reading…
Cousinz Festival 2026 Recap: T.I., The-Dream, Keyshia Cole, & More
Source: @shotbyearl / Instagram Cousinz Festival 2026 was one for the books. The Norfolk festival brought out some huge names, with T.I. leading the lineup as headliner alongside Keyshia Cole, The-Dream, Plies, and many more. Coming off a major comeback year, TIP is enjoying is victory lap. From releasing his apparent farewell album, Kill The
Kanye West’s Homecoming Show Spark Social Media Discourse On Forgiveness
Erika Goldring / Kanye West Kanye West has become one of Hip-Hop’s most polarizing figures, to say the least, and following the reception to his latest stadium performances in Chicago, the internet (specifically Black folks) is debating whether he is still worthy of the adulation. An artist like West, who gave us several albums that
Psilocybin may help prevent painful chemotherapy side effect, study finds
A new study suggests psilocybin could protect nerves from chemotherapy damage, potentially helping patients avoid a debilitating side effect.