Category: Featured News, State/National News, Top Stories
Police Killings Challenge the Mental Health of Black Americans
By Frederick H. Lowe – (TriceEdneyWire.com) – Police killings of unarmed African-Americans have a deep psychological effect on...
Teens At Greater Risk For Fatal Car Accidents During 100 Deadliest Days
Summer is officially here, which marks the beginning of the 100 Deadliest Days on the road. According to AAA, the time slot between...
New Apartments Are Going Up in Syracuse to Help House People with Mental Health Disorders, Low Income
Construction of a new 50-unit apartment building is scheduled to be completed this fall on the North Side of Syracuse. The apartment...
Anyone With a Non-Criminal Syracuse Warrant Can Clear Their Name Without Getting Arrested
That’s right. Syracuse authorities are offering those with open warrants for non-criminal offenses a chance to get their name clear...
City Celebrates World Refugee Day
By Staff – Mayor Ben Walsh, members of Common Council, and representatives from groups including the New Americans Forum,...
Utah State and Fort Hare University Conservationist Tapped for U.N. Expert Panel on Biodiversity
(TriceEdneyWire.com/GIN) – U.N. activities for World Environment Day recently were focused this year on plastic pollution. Marked every...
Black Men Share Their Lessons from Fatherhood
By Kenae Damon – (TriceEdneyWire.com) – Educator, author and speaker, Dr. Jawanza Kanjufu, says, “We encourage every man...
Juanita Perez Williams Gives $30,000 of Her Personal Money to Her Own Campaign for Congress
Just before the June 26 primary election, Democrat Juanita Perez Williams loans $30,000 of her own money to her campaign for Congress. This...
DeWitt Adopts New Zoning Laws Allowing Mixing Residential and Retail, Town Developers Interested
A new mixed-use overlay zoning law was passed in the town of DeWitt. This law applies to three separate districts within the town, and it...
Syracuse Assessment Commissioner to Review Status of Businesses Receiving Lucrative Tax Break
Syracuse’s assessment commissioner told city councilors this week that he will be diligently reviewing the status of over 40 city...
