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Rulings leave questions lingering in Nolan Wells case (opens the original)
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A grand jury declines charges in the Nolan Wells case, a Jackson man pleads not guilty in Tasia Fortune’s hanging death, and a Maryland suicide ruling lands on raw nerves.By Stephanie Gadlin A Mississippi grand jury has declined to charge anyone in the death of Nolan Xavier Wells, the 18-year-old Black college football player who disappeared during a July Fourth boat trip with a group of white friends and was found dead two days later off Horn Island. His parents rejected the decision on Sept. 2
Melton halts data centers for one year (opens the original)
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Mayor Eddie D. Melton on September 16, 2026, issued an executive order imposing a one-year moratorium on new data center development in Gary, giving the city time to examine how the rapidly expanding industry could affect electricity, water, infrastructure, economic development and residents’ quality of life before allowing a project to move forward. Gary currently has no operating data centers and no publicly announced data center project under development. Melton said that puts the city in a p
ANOTHER WORKER TAKES ON FORD ‘PLANTATION’ (opens the original)
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Tracy Potter worked Ford Motor Company’s paint repair line for nearly 30 years. On Aug. 21, she filed a federal lawsuit against the automaker, becoming the fourth Black woman this year to sue Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant. The Crusader was unable to reach anyone at Ford or at United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 551 for this story. Ford officials in Dearborn, Michigan, did not respond to a request for comment. Local 551 could not be reached through the union’s office number, and no one returned messa
Partners cut ribbon on Tolleston Opportunity Campus (opens the original)
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Nearly 4 years after the vision was planted to have The Methodists Hospitals, Crossroads YMCA and the John Will Anderson Boys & Girls Club share space at the former Tolleston School, the ribbon was cut on the Tolleston Opportunity Campus, Wednesday afternoon. Although funding was secured early in 2023, the partners took the long road to turn the campus into a community center for all ages. “Two saunas; I’m coming,” Tiara Williams said. “You can see my house from here,” said Marcus Steele, who jo
Grace Central those annual First Ladies Health Fair (opens the original)
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Free health screenings, groceries, wellness education and family activities will be available Sunday, September 13, as Grace Central Church hosts its Annual First Ladies Health Fair from noon to 2 p.m. The community health event will be held at Grace Central Church, 10216 Kitchner St. in Westchester, under the leadership of Senior Pastor Dr. Darius Brooks and First Lady Deborah Brooks. Admission is free, and the event is open to the public. The health fair is part of Grace Central’s continuing e
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