Kenyan McDuffie’s mayoral bid highlights D.C.’s political shifts, tackling housing, education, and public safety amid immigration and school enrollment issues.
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National Guard, Hotel Murder, and Campus Safety: D.C.’s Week In Review:
Washington, D.C. faces ongoing safety challenges, from the National Guard’s extended deployment to a tragic hotel murder sentencing and campus safety concerns.
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Commanders Stadium, Restaurant Week, and Chevy Chase Development: D.C.’s Week In Review
Washington, D.C. is buzzing with activity! From the unveiling of the Commanders stadium renderings to Winter Restaurant Week and Chevy Chase’s development plans, the city is evolving in exciting ways.
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Clarice Booze: The Legacy of Cla-Che Salon in St. Louis
Cla-Che Salon, led by Clarice Booze, has been a beacon of faith, natural hair care, and community in St. Louis for over three decades.
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Lawyer Detained, Clean Slate Law & School Closing: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
From a high-profile legal case to the transformative Clean Slate law and a historic school closure, this week in Chicagoland was eventful.
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Time Out Market Closes & Will County Turns 190: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
Chicagoland’s week in review: Time Out Market closes, Will County celebrates 190 years, and Harold’s Chicken mourns its CEO.
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Bears Playoffs, WNBA Bids & Winter Storms: Chicagoland’s Week In Review
This week in Chicagoland, the Bears’ playoff push electrifies fans, WNBA All-Star ambitions rise, and winter storms bring icy challenges to Illinois.
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The Evening Whirl: St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Felony Charges Filed Against Mayor Michael Cornell for Sexual Misconduct
Riverview Mayor Michael Cornell, Jr., faces felony charges, including statutory sodomy, harassment, and possession of child pornography, in a shocking case.
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The Evening Whirl: St. Louis’ Crime Chime: 15-Year-Old Charged in Johnathan Brown’s Homicide Case
One life lost, another changed forever: The tragic story of Johnathan Brown and a 15-year-old suspect.
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Hit-and-Run Charges, Police Commissioner Case, and Hospital Lawsuits: Detroit’s Week In Review
This week in Detroit: A Southfield man faces charges in a fatal hit-and-run, gun charges are refiled against a police commissioner, and lawsuits expand against Sinai-Grace Hospital over patient abuse allegations.
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Iconic Furrier Ends, Brewery Challenges, and Mental Health Progress: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit’s week highlights change: Dittrich Furs closes, Motor City Brewing faces challenges, and a new mental health clinic opens in Dearborn.
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Auto Show Highlights, Winter Storm Impact, and ICE Protests: Detroit’s Week In Review
Detroit’s week in review: Auto Show showcases EVs, winter storm halts daily life, and ICE protests fuel sanctuary city debates.
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Things To Do In The Twin Cities: Explore the St. Paul Winter Carnival, Art Shanty Projects, and Rascal Flatts
Explore the Twin Cities this week with exciting events like the St. Paul Winter Carnival, Art Shanty Projects, and live music from Rascal Flatts.
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Protecting Tenants’ Rights: Tackling Corporate Landlords and Affordable Housing in St. Louis
St. Louis faces a housing crisis fueled by corporate landlords and insufficient tenant protections. Learn about policies and programs addressing these challenges.
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Things To Do in Chicagoland: Winter Wonders: Chicago Events & Will County Highlights
From iconic Chicago museums to Will County’s Rialto Square Theatre, discover the best events and attractions happening January 20-26, 2026.
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From Boy To Monster To Man Tells A Gritty, Redemptive Story Of Survival, Loss, And Transformation
Jon Alex shares a raw Bronx memoir tracing his descent into violence and addiction—and the hard-earned return to purpose, fatherhood, and integrity
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Tiny Homes Gain Momentum as Flexible Massage Therapy Studios Along the Gulf Coast
Growing interest in small-format wellness spaces leads to increased local viewing opportunities in Bay St. Louis
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Things to Do In D.C.: Celebrate MLK Day, Comedy Nights, and Social Gatherings
From MLK Day commemorations to live comedy and social events, Washington, D.C. offers a vibrant lineup of activities this week.
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Things to Do In Detroit: Live Bands, Comedy Shows, and Eastern Market
Explore Detroit’s vibrant events next week, including live music, comedy, art exhibits, and Eastern Market. Plan your week with our guide!
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Urban Renewal, Public Safety, and Justice in Missouri
This week in St. Louis and Missouri, explore urban renewal efforts, public safety debates, and a major legal ruling shaping the community’s future.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Public Safety and Urban Renewal
This week in St. Louis and Missouri: bold urban renewal initiatives, viral police chases, and justice served in a major drug case.
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This Week Now in St. Louis and Missouri: Urban Development, Public Safety, and Justice
This week in St. Louis: Urban renewal initiatives tackle blight, a viral police chase sparks safety debates, and justice is served in a major case.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Empowers Youth Through Leadership Institute
Alpha Kappa Alpha’s Youth Leadership Institute mentors middle schoolers, fostering leadership, civic awareness, and career readiness through hands-on activities.
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How to Begin a Business: Lessons from ‘You’re FIRED!’ by Denale Powell
Discover actionable insights from Denale Powell’s You’re FIRED! on transitioning from corporate life to entrepreneurship, building wealth, and creating a legacy.
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Metro East Crime Initiative Launches 40 Days of Non-Violence in Alton and East St. Louis
The 40 Days of Non-Violence initiative expands to Alton, Illinois, uniting communities to combat Metro East crime through education and engagement.