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Black Celebrities Who Have Supported Donald Trump
Source: Win McNamee / Getty Politics has become one of the fastest ways to divide the internet, and celebrities are finding that out in real time. Check out the Black celebrities who have publicly supported Donald Trump and his MAGA mission. Whether it is endorsing a candidate, performing at a political event, speaking at a
Explainer: Why and how Boardman could become a city
It was Boardman Trustee Steve Yacovone at last week's trustees meeting who suggested the township might consider becoming a city.
Two men found guilty of felonious assault in 2023 attack
A judge found two men guilty in a Poland Township assault case.
Thursday night’s Scrappers game canceled
Thursday's game against the Aberdeen Ironbirds has been canceled due to poor air quality.
Foolio Killer Davion Murphy Gets Five Years Added to Sentence
The incident occurred a week after Murphy and his co-defendants were sentenced to life. Continue reading…
Kocky Ka On How Meek Mill Helped Turn “Dark Nights” Into A Breakout Moment
Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Rising New York rapper Kocky Ka stopped by Hip-Hop Wired to share his journey from being overlooked to landing a remix with one of his biggest inspirations. The Brooklyn native is fully aware of the big shoes he has to fill, embracing the underdog role and proudly calling himself “the
2026-27 Pittsburgh Penguins schedule released
The Pens will open the regular season on the road on Wednesday Sept. 30 against the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:30 p.m.
Girard Mt. Carmel Festival celebrates final day in spite of smoke
Festival organizers say they can always count on the community to show up, even in the heat and wildfire smoke.
Watch: Superheroes rappelling from roof, visiting patients at Akron Children’s Hospital
Superheroes were rappelling six stories off of a hospital roof, while others were on the ground below them.
NYC sightseeing helicopter likely hit birds before its fatal plunge into Hudson River, report shows
The remains of several geese were found on a New York City sightseeing helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River last year and killed 6 people, investigators said Thursday, strong suggestions that multiple bird strikes contributed to the tragedy. Reports from the National Transportation Safety Board were not final and do not identify a definitive