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A suitcase full of items worth thousands of pounds is snatched from a car in Birmingham.

Despite a slower start, 2022 ended on a positive note in both supply and demand aspects for manufactured housing.

Alabama man dies in apparent drowning off Hawaii Island HNN Staff © Provided by Huntsville-Decatur WAFF Harry Wakefield HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - An Alabama man has died after he was pulled from waters in South Kohala on Tuesday morning, police on Hawaii Island said. Authorities identified the man as 68-year-old Harry Wakefield, of Alabama. According to the Birmingham Mail Handlers Union, Wakefield was a retired mail handler. He was in Hawaii to celebrate his anniversary and died in a surfing accident, the union said. Emergency crews first responded to a report of an unres...

KRS-One taught me that “overseers” said fast enough and over a long period of time sound a lot like “officers” in his seminal text, “Sound of da Police,” so it isn’t shocking to me that cops do corrupt things.

Racism. That’s usually the answer to most questions involving the four sides of a square of fuckshit: a Black person, police, a Southern state and an arrest. Advertisement Don’t make that face with me. I didn’t make the rules. The truth is that the truth is sometimes just that simple. Sometimes police pull Black people over for little to no reason and then arrest them because they are fucked up people. There really isn’t more to it. Such is the case with Juanisha C. Brooks, a Black Department of Defense employee with top secret security clearance, who was driving home March 6, when a ...