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Lowe and Davis homer to lead Pirates over Mariners 5-1
The Pirates topped the Mariners 5-1 on Thursday.
Real Boston Richey Declares He Quit Rap, Would Rather Be Trapping
Real Boston Richey seemingly wants to leave the rap game behind. On Tuesday (June 23), the Florida rapper shared a series of messages to X, announcing that he'd quit rapping and instead would prefer to be in the streets. "I quit rap... Continue reading…
YoungBoy Never Broke Again Goes Off on Another Artist
Names like Playboi Carti and NoCap are being speculated. Continue reading…
Prosecutors Share Photos of Gucci Mane Being Held at Gunpoint
Prosecutors argue that Pooh Shiesty is a menace to society. Continue reading…
August Alsina Calls Out Young Thug Over Recent Comments About Sexuality
Source: Joseph Okpako / Getty August Alsina is speaking out after Young Thug’s comments about sexuality didn’t sit well with him. The R&B singer, who has been open about his sexuality in recent years, shared his disappointment with remarks Thug made regarding people who “turn gay.” During a new video on his social media, Alsina
Grand jury returns indictment for 4 in winery fight
A Portage County grand jury has returned an indictment against three people in connection with a fight at a local winery that seriously injured the owner.
Celebrate Poland to fill Town Hall with community pride
Poland is ready to show its community pride as America gets ready to commemorate a special birthday. Celebrate Poland begins at 5 p.m. Friday at the Village Town Hall.
Ashes, other belongings stolen in dozens of break-ins at Ohio storage facility
There is an address on South High Street in Columbus that police have responded to more than 100 times this year.
Ohio Equal Rights amendments will not be on November ballot
Ohio Equal Rights will not submit signatures to get two constitutional amendments on the ballot in November regarding same-sex marriage and anti-discrimination protections.
One year later, debate over Ohio’s higher education changes continues
Ohio Sen. Jerry Cirino (R-Kirtland), chief architect of Ohio’s law banning diversity, equity and inclusion on college campuses, marked the occasion Wednesday by disputing opponent claims and promising more legislation on the horizon to change higher education in Ohio.