Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is set to publish a new book in October. Kaepernick won an award from Audible in 2023 for his memoir “Change The Game,” which was published as a graphic novel and in audio form. […]
The 47-year-old Morris was hired by the Falcons after 14 candidates were interviewed, with Belichick the most notable among them. Earlier Thursday, the team conducted a second interview with Houston Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik. […]
Four minority head coaches have been hired this year — Atlanta’s Raheem Morris, New England’s Jerod Mayo, Las Vegas’ Antonio Pierce and Carolina’s Dave Canales — bringing the number of coaches of color entering the 2024 season to nine, the most in league history. Seattle and Washington have yet to fill their vacancies. […]
The City of Lauderhill’s Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) hosted the Lauderhill Live Comedy Show on December 1, 2023 at the Lauderhill Performing Arts Center. The show was hosted by the funny and multi-talented comedian Marvin Dixon, who appeared on various shows, such as Def Comedy Jam, BET ComicView, and Showtime at the Apollo. […]
Nunnie on the Sideline […]
When we begin to look around and pay attention, we can see the decline of this world and where it’s headed if some things do not change. […]
The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA)’s 2024 Mid-Winter Training Conference starts Wednesday, January 24, at the B Ocean Resort and Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. […]
The Florida House on Wednesday began moving forward with a proposal that would restrict the types of flags that can be displayed at government buildings and schools, including preventing the display of LGBTQ pride flags. […]
In a strategic move, DeSantis decided to support Trump, a significant player in Republican politics. This alliance could shape the dynamics of the upcoming presidential race, leveraging Trump’s influence and DeSantis’ rising political prominence. […]
House Bill 601 and Senate Bill 576 are both being passed through the legislature by Republican lawmakers who argue that Civilian Oversight of Law enforcement acts as a harbor for anti-police sentiment, radical ideology, and a dismantling of police departments. This sentiment is far from the truth. The truth, that many law enforcement leaders have found police oversight to be helpful in their momentous task, is well documented. These civilian oversight agencies are unbiased, which helps them unite stakeholders to work together and improve policing for the communities they serve. Because of this, elected officials throughout the country are increasingly establishing robust, independent civilian oversight, in recognition of its ability to promote public trust in law enforcement and reduce exposure to misconduct risks. […]
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