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A new study sheds light on how hard many families have to afford the basics. The Ohio United Way report released Wednesday shows that 2 in 5 Ohio households are struggling to come up with enough resources to provide basic necessities. The group found nearly 1.8 million Ohio households have difficulty covering a survival budget of […]
A sweet grandmother had very good intentions when she brought home a book for her grandchild.
Between dealing with mass shootings, vicious race wars and living with an unfit and negligent President — it’s safe to say that we could all use a little inspiration to keep on going. Who better to inspire and motivate you to live your best life than the people who are already doing it. Check out […]
While most of the world rushed to comfort our American sweetheart, of course, not everybody had nice things to say.
President Donald Trump calls for the elimination of Puerto Rico’s huge public debt.
A local resident tells her chilling story about the night that has shaken a nation. Robin Lewis from Columbus was one of the lucky concert goers who was able to walk away from the Las Vegas mass shooting. Lewis had left her friends in the middle of the Route 91 Harvest Festival to go to the […]
By Radio One, Inc. It’s no secret that recently America seems to have experienced a more visual escalation of social turbulence. Injustice and neglect for mankind has become commonplace and people just aren’t caring for one another like they used to. The disheartening state of America is quite apparent to many – including Sheila E., […]
Fashionistas if you’re anything like me you’re really disappointed that our girl Sarah Jessica Parker recently told us that the third and final installment of the Sex and the City movies isn’t happening! Word is that everybody was on board except Kim Cattrall unless some “demands” were met. Well of course Cattrall is denying this […]
A customer who dined at Denny’s in Federal Way, Washington accused a manager and waitress of racism.
The funeral for Kenneka Jenkins, a teen whose body was discovered in a Chicago hotel, will take place on Saturday.
Eighteen-year-old Xavier Olesko thought he was going to hang out with three acquaintances on the evening of September 18. Instead, he was shot to death in a northwestern suburb of Fort Worth, Texas.
Lawyers for the five women last week filed a class-action lawsuit against former LaRue County High School Principal Stephen Kyle Goodlett, 37, and the Kentucky county’s school district.
