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SiriusXM Celebrates Black History Month with Special Programming Across Talk and Comedy Channels From business to culture to medicine and beyond, Black history and achievements will be honored by SiriusXM throughout February News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SiriusXM announced today that it will celebrate Black History Month by offering listeners a wide variety of programming across SiriusXM's talk and comedy channels. Beginning today, the specials will highlight the lasting contributions of Black Americans in history, culture, busin...

Deshawn Brown, a neighbor, said he had just returned home walking his dog when he spotted the commotion. "It definitely makes you appreciate what you have. You just never know what you might dig up in your backyard," Brown said. Investigators said the grenade posed no danger to the community and had all of its explosive material already removed prior to the discovery. Police said the type of grenade found is often sold as novelty items. The exact origin of the grenade is unknown at this time.

Tim: What do you want me to know about how this year has been for you? Tyrell: It's been ok. Back in January, Tyrell, his mother, and three brothers were forced to move into a motel. Nearly, 360 apartments at McDougald Terrace were evacuated for months while Durham Housing Authority replaced old appliances believed to be the source of the harmful gas. Tyrell's family finally returned home in May. Tyrell: I like being back at home. But I don't like living out there. Tim: Why don't you like living out there? Tyrell: They shoot a lot. Tim: When did you hear shootings?

On Monday, the 67-year-old frontline worker was the first person at Duke Health to get the shot. "One thing WakeMed is working to do is make sure that every employee who wants this vaccine is vaccinated in a timely fashion," Dr. Lowe-Payne said. "We decided to do it in a random selection. We are prioritizing it with those who are at highest risk." As for the community-at-large, Dr. Lowe-Payne warns people not to rely on herd immunity versus taking the vaccine, because the effects of COVID019 person-to-person is unpredictable. For those who do plan to take the vaccine, Dr. Lowe-Payne encourage...