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Month: July 2020

State Sen. Fields calls for canceling fall sports

Click here for updates on this story     BATON ROUGE, LA (KTBS) — State Sen. Cleo Fields, the Baton Rouge Democrat who chairs his body’s education committee, is calling for the suspension of all K-12 athletic activities that involve in-person participation by students in a group setting for the upcoming fall semester, including conditioning, practice, team

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Mya’s Mural: Remembering murder victims

Click here for updates on this story     Denver, CO (KDVR) — Artists are shining a light on the lives of young murder victims, including 17-year-old Mya Pena. Pena was the victim of a domestic violence murder-suicide in January of this year. She is now the subject of two murals, one at 21st and Lawrence, the

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Black man stopped by detective while walking on street in apparent example of racial profiling, mayor says

Click here for updates on this story     Bloomington, IN (WXIN) — Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton expressed his outrage and grief over two racially motivated incidents that occurred last week. The first incident occurred last Thursday. He said, “A sheriff’s deputy from a neighboring county questioned and detained another Black Bloomington resident walking down the Bloomington

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Burglar becomes part-time house guest

Click here for updates on this story     Camby, IN (WXIN) — A burglar in a Camby home is now a part-time house guest. “I just want my kids to know that one bad choice doesn’t mean you are going to spend your life in prison over it,” explains homeowner Mike Austin. Last Wednesday, Austin’s security

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Australia to reimpose six-week coronavirus lockdown in second largest city as country battles potential second wave

Strict lockdown measures are to be reimposed in Australia’s second largest city, as authorities scramble to prevent a second wave of coronavirus infections spreading across the country. Starting from 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, residents in metropolitan Melbourne will no longer be allowed to leave their homes unless it’s for grocery shopping, caregiving, exercise or work,

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