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Teacher heroically saved 5th grader who started choking in class; his friends thought he was joking
Fifth-grade teacher Alexis Simon is being hailed as a hero at Frank Jacinto Elementary School after her quick and effective actions saved the life of one of her students during a choking incident in her...
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‘Call it JSL’: How a paralyzed artist found love with a deaf dancer and created their own language
Despite being paralyzed from the shoulders down and unable to use sign language, artist Sara Jane Parsons quickly found a way to communicate with Tony-award-winning dancer Jimmy Turner—who is deaf—when...
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Kevin Durant reaches groundbreaking NBA milestone as his impact grows off the court
Kevin Durant recently reached a major milestone by recording his 5,000th career assist. This achievement makes him the third-fastest player in NBA history to accumulate 30,000 points, 5,000 rebounds, and...
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Charlamagne Tha God expands his media empire with new $200 million iHeartMedia deal
Lenard “Charlamagne Tha God” McKelvey has secured a new $200 million deal five-year contract extension with iHeartMedia, ensuring his continued role as co-host of the successful radio...
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Houston mom gets first home through city’s assistance program; ‘I’m just blessed’
A Houston mother, Ladasha Perro, just received the keys to her very first home, calling the gift a “life-changing” event, perfectly timed for the Christmas holiday. This dream became...
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Mary Ann Petty honored as Albany’s first Black City employee, 53 years after she started at age 19
Albany recently honored Mary Ann Petty, who was the city’s first Black female employee. Hired at 19, her job was an important step in mixing up the city’s workforce, which was required by desegregation...
