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Chyna Whitaker, the mother of Daunte Wright's son: "I just want justice to be served" By Tori B. Powell A look back at the week that was in Minnesota "I never thought in a million years that this would happen," Chyna Whitaker, the mother of Daunte Wright's 2-year-old son, said in a news conference Friday. "I'm just really hurt for my son because he doesn't have his father now."  Whitaker said she is still processing Wright's death after he was shot and killed by a police officer on Sunday. "It's kind of stressful on me because I really don't want to do this by myself," sh...

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Updated: 3:52 PM EDT April 7, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — Correction: Our initial report stated Glass City Boxing will be moving to a new location under a new name. The new gym mentioned in this article, New Generation Boxing Club, is independent of Glass City Boxing. Two former coaches of a local boxing gym will be opening a new gym with the help of the father of a fallen Toledo police officer.  Glass City Boxing had to close its doors once COVID-19 hit in March 2020. A short time later, the city deemed the gym's building on Suder Avenue uninhabitable and it hasn't opened since, ...

Published March 1, 2021 at 1:55 PM CST Listen / People featured in "Extraordinary Black Missourians" include, clockwise from top left, Henry Armstrong, Tina Turner, Lorenzo Greene, Nathan Armstrong and Julia Davis. Dred Scott. George Washington Carver. Maya Angelou. We all know these names. They were Black Americans who changed the course of history. And the three have a shared legacy beyond that: They all lived in Missouri. They are also among the many people featured in the new, second edition of “Extraordinary Black Missourians.” It’s an updated version o...

Ron Wright, who has died aged 89. - Credit: Archant A coastal community is mourning the loss of an "absolute gentleman" and the figurehead of its longest-standing family business. Ron Wright, of Sheringham hardware store Blyth and Wright, has died after a short illness at the age of 89. Mr Wright, who last April celebrated his 75th year behind the counter, was well-known locally for his fierce loyalty to his home town and his willingness to always go the extra mile for his customers. And, despite suffering more than his fair share of personal tragedy, the devoted father and grandfather was ...