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Arkansas cops are hunting for a serial killer responsible for at least four knife attacks and three killings in Little Rock Police in Little Rock, Arkansas, are looking for a serial killer tied to four knife attacks that occurred between August 2020 and April 2021  Larry McChristian, 64, Jeff Welch, 62, and Marlon Franklin, 40, were stabbed to death months apart in Little Rock's Midtown  Debra Walker, 43, was stabbed 15 times on April 11 but survived  She described her attack as a black man standing at over 6 feet tall  A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arres...

Several projects celebrating the leather and kink history of San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood are inching along, from the completion of a public parklet named after an iconic bar to the installation of sidewalk markers recognizing current and former LGBTQ businesses in the area. A new crosswalk sporting the blue, white, and black colors of the leather flag now marks the start of the Eagle Plaza public parklet on 12th Street at Bernice. The $1.85 million project, begun in 2019, is turning a portion of the roadway into a community gathering space. Nearly complete, it is named after ...

Funds would come from parts of city budget that outperformed expectations, such as property taxes. Lily Janiak February 23, 2021Updated: February 26, 2021, 10:45 pm San Francisco Mayor London Breed: “When we talk about our recovery from this pandemic, it’s essential that we include the arts.” Photo: Gabrielle Lurie, The Chronicle 2020 San Francisco Mayor London Breed introduced a funding proposal to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, Feb. 23, to give one-time support of $16.3 million to arts companies that would have been affected by a more than 80% shortfall in hotel tax reve...

The city of South Bend the the Black History Month Committee are honoring 13 local leaders who've made important contributions to the city's history and culture. “It’s important to recognize our local African-American leaders, who do tremendous work to strengthen our community,” said Mayor James Mueller, in a statement. “I thank the Black History Month committee for celebrating these contributions and the impact the honorees make in South Bend.”a Each of the awardees will be featured on a series of digital billboards and will be honored at the Black History Month Cele...

Group Homes Left To Fend For Themselves In Quest For Vaccines by Bryce Gray, St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS | February 22, 2021 WEBSTER GROVES, Mo. — Maria Schroeder was worried and increasingly anxious. It was weeks after coronavirus vaccine distribution had started in Missouri, and she still had 11 residents with intellectual disabilities who required 24-hour support — and no vaccine. She expected someone to tell her how to get it. Finally, in mid-January, the state sent her a list. But Schroeder, assistant director for L’Arche St. Louis, which runs three group homes in St. Louis County,...