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Cape storm: The 'angry sea' just 'kept coming' – locals recall chaos - Vimarsana News

Cape storm: The 'angry sea' just 'kept coming' – locals recall chaos

In the wake of the devastating Cape storm, the clean-up begins as municipalities and residents count the cost of the damage.

Dolton District 149, Thornton Township receive $650,000 from state for violence interruption, community development - Vimarsana News

Dolton District 149, Thornton Township receive $650,000 from state for violence interruption, community development

Dolton Elementary District 149 said the grant help fund health, wellness and career fairs and Parent University, where parents learn how to write a resume, participate in mock interviews and take parenting classes.

The Skanner News - Census: Black Population Grows in Suburbs, Shrinks in Cities - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Census: Black Population Grows in Suburbs, Shrinks in Cities

Black residents often move because of worries about crime and a desire for reputable schools, but leaving Black city neighborhoods that are starved for investment is often more of a necessity than a choice

The Black population in the U.S. is growing in the suburbs and shrinking in cities - Vimarsana News

The Black population in the U.S. is growing in the suburbs and shrinking in cities

For decades, Black residents have been leaving some of the nation's largest cities while suburbs have seen an increase in their Black populations.

Black population grows in US suburbs as city-dwellers are drawn by affordable housing, lower crime - Vimarsana News

Black population grows in US suburbs as city-dwellers are drawn by affordable housing, lower crime

Experts in Chicago cite a number of reasons for the decline, from the downfall of the steel industry and blue collar jobs to the dismantling of public housing in the 2000s.