Crime
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives says Lawrence Reed poured gas on a woman and set her on fire while riding on a Chicago train.
Violence affects more than crime statistics—it impacts families, neighborhoods, and the future of our city. In this episode of Eye on the Community, host Sean Anthony continues his discussion with Dr. Joanne Lunceford, Deputy Director, and Shavonne Jones, Education and Prevention Coordinator for the City of Columbus Office of Violence Prevention. They explain how the […]
Columbus is saving lives — literally. 👏 Sean Anthony sits down with Rena Shak and India Duke from the City’s Office of Violence Prevention to talk about how homicides dropped 16% and what YOU can do to help keep our neighborhoods safer. It starts with one choice, one conversation, one act of courage. 💪 #SaferTogether614 […]
A shocking Netflix documentary is shining light on a wild case out of Michigan. A mother, Kendra Licari, sent her daughter and her daughter’s boyfriend thousands of harassing messages—pretending to be someone else. Things got so bad she even told her own daughter to “kill yourself.” Licari claims she did it to spark conversation, blaming […]
Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, displacing Black residents and fueling a wave of racially motivated vigilante violence. Here's what we know.
It's no secret that celebrities rely heavily on their public image and the trust of their fans and brands. Even the biggest names can see their empires crumble following the attention that comes with criminal actions or accusations.
The split verdict in the federal case against Sean “Diddy” Combs wasn’t justice. It was a cultural compromise protecting male power.
Derrick Groves, one of 10 detainees who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center nearly two weeks ago is still at large.
This is an American tragedy no matter how you frame it, and that cut has drawn sides in what feels like the beginning of a race war.
Eugene Henley, known for jump starting the career of Nipsey Hussle, is accused of running his entertainment company life the Mafia.
An amended complaint filed in federal court Friday accuses the newly-named defendants of participating in a gang rape.
Duane "Keffe D" Davis previously confessed to the murder of the hip-hop star but now claims another man should be the main suspect.
