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Chicago woman charged after fleeing traffic stop in stolen car, crashing into another vehicle in Indiana By FOX 32 Digital Staff Published  Theft with Value of $50,000- Level 5 Felony Theft of Vehicle- Level 6 Felony Resisting Law Enforcement with Vehicle- Level 6 Felony Theft- Class A Misdemeanor Leaving the Scene of an Injury Crash- Class A Misdemeanor (2 Counts) Reckless Driving Causing Injury- Class A Misdemeanor (2 Counts) Aggressive Driving- Class A Misdemeanor Criminal Recklessness- Class B Misdemeanor Reckless Driving- Class B Misdemeanor Reckless Driving- Class C Misdemeanor (2 Coun...

14 Black Women to Celebrate During Black History Month Twitter 0 comments Black History Month is a glorious celebration of the infinite ways that Black people have influenced global culture for centuries. Our innovative and diverse cuisines, music, fashion, hairstyles, art, entertainment, and colloquialisms are often appropriated and imitated by people who value our culture more than our actual lives. But, they can and will never be able to duplicate it. We are the progenitors of trends and lasting precedents, the barrier breakers, the peacemakers, and when we need to be, the hell raisers to...

Black, Deaf and Extremely Online On TikTok and in virtual hangouts, a younger generation is sharing the origins and nuances of Black American Sign Language, a rich variation of ASL that scholars say has been overlooked for too long. Nakia Smith’s popular TikTok videos celebrate the history of Black American Sign Language and delight in its divergences from standard American Sign Language.Credit...JerSean Golatt for The New York Times Published Jan. 23, 2021Updated March 25, 2021 “I have to make sure my hands are not ashy before I sign,” Nakia Smith, who is deaf, explained to her nearly ...

UpdatedFri, Jan 1, 2021 at 12:54 am CT Reply Joliet police had a block of Second Avenue between Rowell Avenue and Arizona Avenue roped off Dec. 22 after third-year Officer Tyler Bayles fatally shot a Naperville teen holding a BB gun threatening to shoot people, sources said. (Image via John Ferak/Patch Editor ) JOLIET, IL — More than a week after a 19-year-old Naperville man was fatally shot by Joliet police on Second Avenue, Joliet Patch has learned more details of the shooting. Multiple sources have told Patch that J Joe Casten. Casten "has battled immense mental health challenges over ...