A KinderCare daycare center in Oak Creek, WI is under fire after an employee has been charged with possession of cocaine
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WATCH: A KinderCare daycare center in Oak Creek, WI is under fire after an employee has been charged with possession of cocaine, among other offenses. Disturbingly, cocaine was found in an infant's system. 📺🔗
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 A KinderCare daycare center in Oak Creek, WI is under fire after an employee has been charged with possession of cocaine, among other offenses.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clash over ‘fake eyelashes’ accusation
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clashed after the Republican accused Democrat Representative Jasmine Crockett of wearing “fake eyelashes" during a chaotic House Oversight Committee hearing on Thursday, 16 May.
#OJSimpson dies of cancer at age 76, his family says
O.J. Simpson became perhaps one of the most controversial figures of the late 20th century after he was charged with the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman. The former NFL star and broadcaster has died at age 76.
The 'Goon Squad' case yielded stiff federal sentences
The AC Phoenix News has obtained rare video footage of the families' reaction immediately after sentencing.
The six former Mississippi law enforcement officers who tortured and abused two Black men in a racist attack were sentenced Wednesday to 15 to 45 years in prison on state charges.
The men — former Rankin County Sheriff's deputies Brett Morris McAlpin, 53, Christian Dedmon, 29, Jeffrey Middleton, 46, Hunter Elward, 31, and Daniel Opdyke, 28, and a former police officer from the city of Richland Joshua Hartfield, 32 — had pleaded guilty to state charges in August.
Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a supporting actor Oscar, has died at the age of 87.
Georgia man filing lawsuit over alleged assault by Hall County deputies at jail
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Greer Hold Press Conference on Tuesday, Sept. 19th, for In-custody Assault Caught on Bodycam Video
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12 Important National Hispanic Heritage Month Facts You Should Know In 2023
1. National Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15 and ends on October 15.
2. But first, it began as a week-long celebration in 1968.
3. In 1987, U.S. Representative Esteban E. Torres of California proposed expanding the week-long observance to a month.
4. In 1988, Senator Paul Simon (D-Illinois) submitted a similar bill that successfully passed Congress.
5. President George H.W. Bush was the first president to declare the 31-day period from September 15 to October 15 as National Hispanic Heritage Month.
6. Each year, the National Council of Hispanic Employment Program Managers (NCHEPM) announce an observance theme for Hispanic Heritage Month.
7. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) organizes the Annual Awards Gala, a keystone event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Washington, D.C.
8. The U.S. Hispanic population is currently estimated to be 63.7 million.
9. Americans of Mexican origin make up the majority of the nation’s overall Hispanic population.
10. The second largest group are Americans of Puerto Rican origin with 5.8 million people.
11. Six other Hispanic origin groups in the U.S. each have a population of 1 million or more.
12. Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated nationwide through festivals, parades, art shows, conferences, community gatherings, and more.
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Mount Tabor Shooting
A sad day in Winston-Salem Forsyth County. Mount Tabor students on lockdown after a shooting at the school. Suspect remains on the run.
Al Sharpton leads prayer following verdict: "Bless the jury that listened to the evidence"
Derek Chauvin guilty in death of George Floyd
Civil rights leader Al Sharpton lead a prayer today alongside George Floyd's family and their attorneys, thanking God as well as prosecutors and the jury for delivering justice "in the midnight hours."
Before offering the prayer of gratitude, Sharpton lead those present at the news conference in an answer and repeat call which has been common at Black Lives Matter protests across the nation, chanting, "say his name, George Floyd."
"Dear God, we thank you for giving us the strength to stand together," prayed Sharpton. "...Somehow you touch us in the midnight hours and teach us to hold on, and that if we would be faithful over a few things, you'd give us the victory over many."
"We thank you because we know it was not any doing of ours, but your loving kindness and your tender mercy that made tonight possible," he prayed.
Sharpton went to also thank all those who fought tirelessly to bring about the guilty verdict.
"Bless those that worked, that made this prosecution something they couldn't deny," he said. "Bless those policemen that got on the stand and testified against another policeman."
"Bless the jury that listened to the evidence and didn't listen to those that may criticize them for doing this," he said. "Bless the prosecutor, Keith Ellison, and his staff that did their job, even though they didn't know what the outcome would be."
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