Author: TheSunTribune Staff

Karens: Calling the Cops on Black People for Shoveling Snow Is a New Low It’s becoming increasingly clear that Karens will call the cops on Black people for any reason or no reason. The latest example comes from Rockford, Illinois, where two Black men were threatened with being called the police while they were shoveling snow. Gregory McAdory and his friend have a snow removal business in Rockford, Illinois. The two had gone to shovel their friend’s driveway Feb 17th and afterwards they decided to move on to clear the sidewalk in front of the neighbor’s house. McAdory told The…

Katrina Kohel, a senior at Morrill High School in Morrill, Nebraska, is the embodiment of determination and perseverance. After her three freshman teammates quit the Morrill Lions Cheer squad just days before the Nebraska State High School Cheer and Dance Championships, Kohel refused to accept defeat. Instead, she taught herself a new routine and competed solo at the three-day competition, inspiring people everywhere with her bold and courageous spirit. Two weeks before the competition, Kohel’s coach, April Ott, informed her that her three teammates had quit the squad for personal reasons. Although Ott had offered for Kohel to attend the…

Bryan Cranston’s recent appearance on the latest episode of CNN’s Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? has left many people talking. During his appearance, Cranston talked about the Trump administration’s “Make America Great Again” slogan and suggested that it could be perceived as racist. Cranston argued that the slogan implies that America was great at some point in the past, but not for African Americans. He suggested that people should look at their own privilege and examine why they may not have seen the racism that exists in America. The Breaking Bad alum was also asked about discussing critical race theory…

The importance of responsible gaming has recently been brought into sharp focus with the news that a 17-year-old high school student in Florida is facing felony assault charges due to an incident involving his Nintendo Switch. According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred at Matanzas High School, when the student became upset after a school employee took away his Nintendo Switch device during class. Video of the incident showed the student rushing towards the worker and pushing her to the ground, before kicking her twice and striking her more than a dozen times. The employee was taken…

He was also father to two older children, a daughter and a son, from previous relationships.At the time of his death, Sizemore had just walked the red carpet at the Dreamcatcher premiere in March 2003 at Mann Village in Los Angeles.

AP Men’s College Basketball Poll: Purdue Stays at No. 5 Despite Losses, Arizona State Shocks Arizona The final week of the regular season is here, and last week’s top 5 finally stayed the exact same. But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t plenty of action in the AP men’s college basketball poll. Purdue, despite four losses in six games, stayed at No. 5 in this week’s poll. Arizona State pulled off a shock win over in-state rival Arizona, and Florida State rallied from 25 points down to upset Miami. Here’s everything you need to know from Week 16. Purdue’s stumble continues…

The recent storms that have hit California have been a welcome sight for the state’s two largest reservoirs, Lake Shasta and Lake Oroville. After months of drought, these storms have brought much-needed water and have even resulted in an increase in the lake levels. As of Monday, Lake Shasta was at 60% of capacity and Lake Oroville was at 72% of capacity, both of which exceed their historical averages for February. The recent storms have been beneficial for both lakes, as satellite photos from NASA Earth Observatory show. On November 19th, the first photo was taken and Lake Shasta was…

Are you looking for a car that will show off your wealth and success? Or are you looking for a car that will get you from point A to point B without draining your wallet? For many wealthy Americans, the latter is the route they take when it comes to car ownership. According to Experian Automotive’s 2022 study, 61% of households with income greater than $250,000 drive non-luxury cars such as Toyotas, Fords and Hondas. The Ford F-150 pickup truck was the most popular vehicle among this group and even the ultra-rich are seen driving cars such as Honda Fit…