Deadly Arctic blast is breaking records set more than 100 years ago PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A West Philadelphia community hub that’s helping clean up the streets is getting attention from local leaders who want to replicate the model. It’s helping revive a once depleted neighborhood. © Provided by Entercom Radio, LLC For the last…
Tracie Nichols elected first African American mayor of North College Hill
Tuesday’s election in North College Hill was nothing short of historic as voters elected Tracie Nichols the first African American mayor of North College Hill. Nichols, who has served on the North College Hill board for several years, is also the third woman to hold the city’s top office. CINCINNATI — Tuesday’s election in North…
‘Speak Volumes’: Two Black Women Appointed as Judges in California, Where It Rarely Happens
Two of California’s largest counties are welcoming Black women to their lists of superior court judges. Tricia Taylor and Terrie Roberts were appointed with nine other justices in the Golden State, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Oct. 25. Terrie Roberts (left) was appointed to a judgeship in the San Diego County Superior Court, and Tricia…
College Instructor Faces Death Threats For ‘Anti-White’ Teachings
A student accuses a debate director of topics that discriminate against white people. A debate director for Weber State University faces death threats and risks losing his job due to the accusations of one of his students. According to the Standard Examiner, the university has launched an investigation surrounding Ryan Wash, the Black debate director, and…
White Man Fatally Shot At Waffle House After Using Racial Slurs And Trying To Fight Customers
Nicholas Phinazee Bryan was reportedly calling customers the N-word at a Waffle House in Georgia. A 27-year-old white man named Nicholas Phinazee Bryan was shot and killed at Georgia Waffle House. He was reportedly trying to start fight and using the racial slurs. The incident ended with him losing his life. The incident happened on…
Greenbelt Elects Colin Byrd, 27, City’s Youngest Mayor
He’s just 27 years old, and now he’s the youngest mayor ever elected in Greenbelt. Colin Byrd, a Democrat and lifelong Greenbelter, was elected Tuesday, receiving a total of 1,769 votes. Byrd defeated incumbent three-term mayor Emmett V. Jordan by just 95 votes.
