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Judge orders Chris Brown to eight-month suspended sentence for a 2023 club fight in London
Chris Brown was given an eight-month suspended sentence following his trial for a fight with music producer Abraham Diaw in a London nightclub in 2023. The singer won’t have to serve jail time as long as he follows the judge’s conditions. Chris was accused of kicking and hitting the producer in the head with a tequila bottle during the fight. He faced a maximum sentence of 3 years in prison. The “Residuals” singer pleaded guilty to affray, which is when two or more people fig

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The police were called on a 3-year-old soccer star and his family after his exceptional performance at a match
Nevada Pierre/photo/GoFundMe The police were reportedly called after a three-year-old soccer star named Nevada dominated a match in Winter Park, Florida, against four- and five-year-old children. The toddler's father shared a video of the situation on his Instagram, explaining that "They had a whole meeting about a three-year-old...They called the police on a three-year-old because he's too good." He continued, "They called the police on a three-year-old, cause' he had the ba

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Summer Walker faces a $50 million lawsuit from her record label for attempting to leave her contract early
Summer Walker/Instagram Summer Walker has reportedly been sued by her record label, Interscope Records, for attempting to terminate her record contract early. The singer reportedly signed a joint deal with UMG and Interscope and decided to invoke California's seven-year statute to terminate the contract early. California's “seven-year rule,” limits personal-services contracts, including recording agreements, to seven years. In response, Interscope has sued the singer for $50

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Terry Sallis, the owner of Integrated Treatment Services, continues to pay it forward in life
Terry Sallis/Integrated Treatment Services’ 2026 Carnival While chatting with Volume 82, Terris (Terry) Sallis shared several surprising details about his journey, especially the moments that transformed his life decades ago, after he left behind lawlessness and incarceration. Through discipline and determination, Terry returned to school, earning three degrees, including a master’s degree, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Alongside his late wife, Karen, he built a successful agen

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Oct 185 min read


An arrest was made in a 31-year-old cold-case murder in Waterloo, Iowa
Angela Renee Buck An arrest has been made in the 31-year-old cold case murder of Angela Renee Buck in Waterloo, Iowa. In August of 1995, it was determined that Angela suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the chest after being discovered by turtle hunters along a creek. Law enforcement recently arrested 59-year-old Kelly Grant of Bertha, Minnesota, for first-degree murder in 37-year-old Buck's death. Initial reports from the investigation allegedly placed Buck, Kelly, and another

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An Iowa teacher received $425,000 in damages from the Ottumwa School District after repeatedly being called racial slurs by students who were not reprimanded
Ottumwa High School/Photo/Facebook An Iowa teacher was recently awarded $425,000 from the Ottumwa Public Schools after the courts determined that the school enabled students’ racist behavior toward the teacher. The teacher sued, alleging harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and violations of the federal Civil Rights Act. The teacher, Robert Bender, a black employee, started working for the district in 2021 and alleged that staff, especially the principals, did nothing to

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Oct 162 min read


Halle Berry is facing child abuse allegations and a custody battle with her ex-husband of several years
Halle Berry/photo/Shutterstock Halle Berry is currently dealing with child custody issues and accusations of child abuse. According to USA Today, last week, her ex-husband Olivier Martinez filed for sole custody of their son Maceo, 13, and filed for a domestic violence restraining order, alleging Berry "physically abused" the boy "by jumping on him, putting her hands around his neck, and choking him" on Sept. 26. The former couple was reportedly married for two years when Mar

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Two Waterloo, Iowa teens were killed by gun violence just weeks apart
Two teenagers have been killed by gun violence within weeks in Waterloo, Iowa. On Sept. 26, law enforcement found the body of 17-year-old Owen Cannon in bushes on the 1000 block of West 3rd Street. On Oct. 8, another teen, whose name has not been released, was also fatally wounded after being shot on the corner of West Third Street and Baltimore Street. Brenda Dolan, a homeowner whose house was struck by gunfire during Thursday’s shooting, told the WCF Courier "They shot thro

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Former nurse was found guilty of killing six people while driving over 100 mph through a busy Los Angeles intersection
Nicole Linton during trial/YouTube screenshot On Friday, former nurse Nicole Linton was found guilty of killing six people after running a red light at approximately 135 miles per hour in Los Angeles at the intersection of La Brea Avenue and Slauson Avenue. The jury found her guilty of six counts of second-degree murder from the 2022 accident. Her victims were Nathesia Lewis, 43, and Lynette Noble, 38; Asherey Ryan, 23, who was 8 1/2 months pregnant; Ryan’s boyfriend, Reynold

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Oct 42 min read


Iowa City mourns the deaths of a student and teacher who drowned during a school field trip
Iowa City, Iowa mourns the deaths of a fifth-grade student and his teacher who drowned during a school field trip. Iowa City School District told PEOPLE that Borlaug Elementary School took its fifth-grade students on a field trip to explore the 'School of the Wild' when 10-year-old Ahmed Osman fell into the lake. His teacher, Hannah Jorgensen, reportedly tried to jump in to save him, and they both unfortunately drowned. Ahmed's father, Mohamed Osman, explained the tragedy t

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Sep 262 min read


The Grand Jury will not pursue charges for Nolan Wells' death, despite injuries found during the autopsy
Nolan and friends The Jackson County Grand Jury has decided against bringing forward criminal charges for the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells in Mississippi. Nolan mysteriously died after attending a boating excursion on Horn Island during the Fourth of July with several teens and others from Ocean Springs, Mississippi. The District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath recently addressed the case by stating, “Nolan chose to stay on the island that day, and there is not a scintilla

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Sep 232 min read


Sha'Carri Richardson won the 100m at the ATHLOS meet in London, setting a new meet record
Sha’Carri Richardson/ATHLOS Sha’Carri Richardson won first place in the 100m at the 2026 ATHLOS track meet in London last Friday, setting a new meet record. The track star clocked the winning time of 10.80 seconds, taking home a custom Tiffany & Co. crown as the winner! Sha’Carri just sprang back into action after taking third place when losing to Melissa Jefferson-Wooden at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest on September 12th, after Melissa ran an astonish

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National wrestling champion Cace Campbell is the first to play 5A varsity football as an eighth-grader in Iowa
Cace Campbell is the first eighth-grader in the state of Iowa to play 5A high school football. Cace, who has thrived in sports for years as a top youth wrestler in the state, advanced to Cedar Falls High School’s varsity football team this season. The 8th grader effortlessly proved he could excel on the field against all levels before the coaching staff moved him up to Varsity. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier spoke with Cedar Falls’ head Coach Brad Remmert, who explained Cam
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Lil Durk was acquitted of murder-for-hire, yet remains in custody on racketeering charges and faces a second trial & a wrongful death lawsuit
Lil Durk/Instagram@lildurk Lil Durk was acquitted of murder for hire this week in Los Angeles. Yet, he remains in custody for racketeering, murder, and firearm charges that are reportedly connected to a Chicago death and an attempted murder in Atlanta, surrounding his organization 'OTF' (Only The Family). Authorities arrested the Chicago rapper in 2024 on multiple charges. His acquittal stems from a 2022 shooting, in which the Chicago rapper, whose legal name is Durk Devont

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Sep 123 min read


Layzie Bone said he was kicked off of the upcoming Bone Thugs-n-Harmony tour: "It was no call of mine!"
Layzie Bone/Instagram@thereallayziebone Layzie Bone checked in online with fans about not being a part of the upcoming Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Wu-Tang Clan tour. On Instagram, Layzie recently shared that the group decided to leave him off the tour for reasons he won’t fully disclose. Yet, he said his inbox is being flooded by BTNH fans, who are asking him why he’s not on the tour, which he said is not his choice! Layzie wants fans to ask the members who are doing the tour, F

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Sep 92 min read


A family lawsuit over Aaliyah's music involving her uncle Barry Hankerson's record label, blames her cousin for her death for failing to coordinate her trip to the Bahamas
Aaliyah/public domain Aaliyah’s family members, who were part of her career, are settling a lawsuit over unpaid earnings. The late singer’s cousin, Jomo Hankerson, is reportedly suing his father, Barry Hankerson, who owned Blackground Records, the label Aaliyah was on at the time of her death. Jomo, who was a part of Aaliyah’s team, reportedly claims that his father owes him 12 percent of musical earnings. Multiple sources say Jomo is asking for $1.2 million in damages. Accor

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Sep 72 min read


T-Boz is off the 'It's Iconic' tour until she recovers from a recent sickle cell flare-up that hospitalized her
T-Boz in Des Moines, Iowa at the It's Iconic tour TLC’s T-Boz has reportedly stepped down from the It’s Iconic tour, while regaining her health after a sickle cell flare-up. During a show last week, her bandmate Chilli asked their fans to pray for the music icon as she recovered from the flare-up that caused her to be hospitalized. T-Boz’s longtime friend Dalvin from the R&B group Jodeci also asked fans to pray for T-Boz on social media. Chilli in Des Moines, Iowa at the 'It'

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Sep 61 min read


Bank of America Vice President randomly killed in Times Square after celebrating accomplishments and the birth of her daughter with husband
Erin Piacenti Bank of America’s Vice President of Business Selections and Conflicts, Erin Piacenti, was stabbed to death in Times Square on Monday while celebrating her accomplishments with her husband, which included the recent birth of their daughter. The Fordham Law School graduate, who reportedly just returned to work at Bank of America from her maternity leave, was stabbed by a stranger, Pamela Cisneros, in Times Square. Cisneros also stabbed a 68-year-old man who was ex

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Sep 42 min read


An apartment shooting leaves people dead, and several others injured at a Minneapolis apartment on Wednesday
Three people were reportedly killed, including a gunman, at an apartment in downtown Minneapolis on Tuesday. According to multiple media outlets, three Minneapolis officers and two bystanders were wounded as well. The authorities were reportedly called to the residence around 4:30 pm. SWAT and armored cars were reportedly at the scene. According to NBC News, they received the following information from their affiliate (KARE). A KARE reporter said she spoke with multiple witne

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Sep 32 min read


Duane "Keefe D" Davis was convicted of the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur
Tupac Shakur/Screenshot from the movie (Poetic Justice) Duane “Keefe D” Davis was found guilty of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon for orchestrating the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas on Monday. Davis published a book titled Compton Street Legend in 2019, detailing his involvement in the shooting of Tupac on the Las Vegas Strip. Duane "Keefe D" Davis/Las Vegas Police Department In a 2008 interview with the police, the former gang member stated that he gave

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