Public Enemy's Chuck D returned to his Long Island roots and served as principal for a day at Roosevelt Middle School.
Teachers don’t get paid enough. A Long Island teacher caught a brutal fade, getting knocked out by an angry parent who accused her of putting hands a 12-year-old student.
For many high school seniors across the nation, getting accepted into college is a natural next step in their educational journey. For Nigerian-American Harold Ekeh, the path to higher academics was bolstered by the fact that he was accepted at all eight of the Ivy League schools in America.
Ku Klux Klan members in the New York borough of Long Island have allegedly been distributing racist fliers and propaganda packets referencing the death of Ferguson teen Michael “Mike” Brown. Residents of Suffolk County expressed shock at the incident, and it isn’t the first time this has happened.
A Long Island deli worker is either very brave or very stupid. An armed robber attempted to hold up a Long Island deli and took a shot at the worker when he hesitated to give up the cash. The clerk then picked up a machete and chased the gunman out of the store.
In 1987, EPMD (credited as EPEE MD) debuted with their groundbreaking 12” “It’s My Thing/You’re A Customer” on Fresh/Sleeping Bag Records. While it was just one of numerous classic singles to drop that year it would have even more impact the following summer when both songs were on the 10 song opus Strictly Business.
A New York woman was pulled over yesterday for not wearing a seat belt and talking on her phone, only to be found with 92 lbs of weed in her possession. Mizzie Artis, of Long Island, was stopped by police at around 6 p.m. driving a 1999 Hyundai, after being followed for a few blocks.
‘Tis the season to make bad decisions. A man from Long Island, N.Y. has legally changed his name to Santa Claus.
President Obama made his second trip to New York in the last few weeks Thursday (Nov. 15), to get another view of the damage leftover by Superstorm Sandy. The president took in the view by air, flying over areas in Queens left dilapidated by the storm, and made a stop on Staten Island, and area […]
Two weeks after Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast, residents are still without power. More than 160,000 customers spanning 10 states are powerless, including in New York, where many are fed up with not having electricity. On Long Island legal action is being sought against the Long Island Power Authority for their failure to rectify […]
Somebody tell Money Mike that we have a “pimp down” situation. Steve McDaniel, an alleged pimp from Long Island, N.Y. was arrested after his home was raided Monday (Aug. 13), where authorities uncovered an unofficial rule book about his craft. McDaniel made a list called Rules 2 Da game of H*ez!!! which he gave to […]
Another New York teacher is resting behind bars after it was discovered that he had inappropriate contact with one of his students. 35-year-old Ian Edrich was charged with making inappropriate sexual comments to a student in his seventh grade English class. The Henry B. Thompson Middle School educator wrote sexually explicit comments to a 13-year-old […]
A man that sent more that sent more than 30 sexually charged text messages to R&B super dud Ashanti and several members of her family has finally been apprehended. Devar Hurd of Indiana is the man allegedly behind a sexual cyber assault on that started in May, with the perverted man sending sexual text messages […]
One man learned the effectiveness of his team after he attempted to attack the comedian and was on the business…
One of Los Angeles Lakers' superstar LeBron James' most sought-after kicks will finally be available to the public.
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