Chicago Mail Carriers Rally for Wage Increases and Enhanced Safety Protections Amid Rising Violence

On Monday, mail carriers in Chicago rallied to demand increased wages, better treatment, and safety protections in response to a surge in violence against postal workers. Elise Foster, president of Branch 11 of the National Association of Letter Carriers NALC, emphasized the dangers letter carriers face, noting that only 10% of the over 2,000 attacks … Read more

Governor Katie Hobbs Responds to Death of Christian Williams, Urges Accountability in Arizona’s Child Services

The tragic case of Christian Williams, a 15-year-old who died in Arizona’s child welfare system, has drawn significant attention from Governor Katie Hobbs and raised serious concerns about the state’s Department of Child Services DCS. Christian, who had Type 1 diabetes, was allowed to refuse insulin while living in a Mesa group home, leading to … Read more

Susan Smith Faces New Legal Issues in Prison: Violates Communication Rules

Susan Smith, the woman convicted of killing her two sons nearly 30 years ago, is facing new legal trouble while serving her life sentence in a South Carolina prison. Smith was found guilty of violating prison rules by communicating with a victim and/or witness. This communication allegedly involved telephone conversations with a documentary filmmaker who … Read more

Road Rage on the Rise in Virginia: Norfolk Sees Two Shootings in One Week

The rise in road rage incidents in Virginia, particularly in Norfolk, has become a growing concern for law enforcement. In a span of one week, two separate shootings resulting from road rage left three people injured, highlighting a troubling trend. The first incident took place on October 5 in James City County, where Joseph Paul … Read more

Lawmakers Push Back Against OSSAA’s New Transfer Rule Impacting Student-Athletes

The new rule adopted by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association OSSAA has sparked significant controversy, particularly among lawmakers and legal experts, due to its potential impact on student-athletes. The rule prohibits students from participating in varsity sports for a year if they transfer to a district where a coach they worked with in summer … Read more

Louisiana Arrests Carlos Jose Hernandez: Suspected Armed Robber and Homicide Perpetrator

SHREVEPORT, La. KSLA – Carlos Jose Hernandez, a 37-year-old man with multiple warrants from outside Louisiana, was arrested on Saturday, October 12, on Interstate 49 in Caddo Parish. Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office CPSO deputies received a tip about Hernandez traveling south on I-49 from Arkansas. Around 4 p.m., they identified a vehicle matching the suspect’s description … Read more

Rep. James Clyburn Raises Alarm Over Black Male Voter Support for Democrats

Rep. James Clyburn’s comments reflect a growing concern within the Democratic Party regarding Black male voter support ahead of the upcoming election. His remarks during a CNN interview emphasize his worry that some Black men may either abstain from voting or choose to support former President Trump. This sentiment is particularly relevant given recent polling … Read more

Missing Broadway Dancer Zelig Williams Last Seen in South Carolina: Family Seeks Help

Zelig Williams, a talented Broadway dancer known for his roles in Hamilton and MJ: The Musical, is currently missing after last being seen in Columbia, South Carolina, on October 3. His family reported him missing the following day when they were unable to reach him. Williams had recently returned to South Carolina to conduct an … Read more

William Robert Norwood III Admits Guilt for Role in Capitol Riot: Details Inside

A 41-year-old man from South Carolina, William Robert Norwood III, pleaded guilty to charges related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol breach. His actions included breaking into then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office and facilitating the entry of additional rioters into the Capitol. Norwood pleaded guilty to obstruction of law enforcement during a civil disorder, as announced … Read more