Lisa “Shalisa” Johnson, a mother of three, died after a reckless driver plowed into a crowd in Ybor City. Tampa Police confirmed she was one of four victims who died in the early morning crash. At least 13 others were injured. Remembering Florida mother Lisa “Shalisa” Johnson Her family described her as a devoted mother whose sudden passing has left them devastated. Johnson has two sons and 11-year-old daughter who now face life without her guidance. In a GoFundMe post, one child wrote, “We are now faced with the unimaginable task of planning her funeral and laying her to rest with the dignity and love she deserves.”

Police said a group of students assaulted Corshawnda Hatter, 33, and her 9‑year‑old son Monday afternoon near 106th Street and Bensley Avenue.

Renowned spiritual coach and best‑selling author Iyanla Vanzant returns to OWN with Iyanla: The Inside Fix, premiering Saturday, January 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. About Iyanla Vanzant's The Inside Fix This fresh series revisits twelve unforgettable episodes from Iyanla: Fix My Life, offering deeper reflections and renewed insights into healing journeys that moved millions. Revisiting Breakthrough Moments For nearly a decade, Fix My Life sparked conversations about trauma, relationships, and growth. Celebrity guests included Shereé Whitfield, Karrueche Tran, and Evelyn Lozada. Audiences connected with raw honesty and hard‑earned breakthroughs. Transitioning forward, The Inside Fix explores how challenges and healing evolve in today’s fast‑changing world.

Harrison, a hairstylist from Pompano Beach, built a following of more than 235,000 on TikTok before the account was deactivated. 

Authorities in Newark, New Jersey identified 10‑year‑old Jordan Garcia and 21‑year‑old Kiyah Mae Scott as the victims killed in the mass shooting.

In recognition of his efforts, the NFLPA pledged a $10,000 donation to Caleb Cares.

Yolonda E. Lawrence died unexpectedly on October 10 in Los Angeles. She was 56.

Dowdle “two pumps” touchdown celebration against the Green Bay Packers on Nov. 2 drew a flag and a financial penalty. Instead of frustration, Dowdle launched a campaign that quickly gained momentum.

Recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s leading museums, the institution will unveil Origins and El Tiguere, shows that together trace graffiti’s journey from its first gallery appearance to international acclaim.

Authorities confirmed that a 10-year-old boy and a 21-year-old woman died after gunfire erupted on the 300 block of Chancellor Avenue around 7:00 p.m. local time.

Omaira Merced, 53, spent a year searching for her son, Joel Ortiz, before learning the devastating truth.

Sydney Hardeman adored Beyoncé and performed a dance medley to the singer’s hits during her senior year of high school.

The clips show Karrie Jones hovered over in a wheelchair, screaming in pain, while a nurse asked admission questions.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that racist texts and social media posts proved the men targeted Arbery because of race.

De’Markus Page, who weighed just 21 pounds, entered AdventHealth Ocala on March 1, 2024, with a virus and dangerously low potassium.

The two‑year grant will strengthen services including trauma‑informed care, mentorship, and workforce development.

In less than two years, America will mark its bicentennial, a milestone unmatched by any other nation. Yet at this historic moment, the Black Press faces a fight for survival.

Lenny Wilkens, the All-Star point guard and Hall of Fame coach who shaped five decades of NBA history, has died. According to his family, Wilkens passed at his home in Medina, Washington. He was 88. Early Life in Brooklyn Wilkens grew up in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, where he first played basketball in Catholic playground leagues. He later starred at Boys High School, showing the poise and vision that defined his career. College Stardom at Providence At Providence College, Wilkens became an All-American. He averaged nearly 15 points per game and earned MVP honors at the 1960 National Invitation Tournament in Madison Square Garden.

Yolanda Ramirez’s relatives accuse Brentwood officers of slamming her head against a patrol car and dragging her inside while handcuffed.

The 18-year-old football player said he walked away from a $60,000 scholarship because of the harassment.

Dion Dawkins’ “Shnow Day” initiative is supported not only by his Dion’s Dreamers foundation but also through a dedicated GoFundMe campaign, which allows fans and community members to contribute directly to his mission.

Williams, the former talk show and radio host, has been under a court-ordered guardianship since May 2022.

Serve for Change is a coalition dedicated to securing Latino representation in state government leadership and appointments.  

The family-friendly event runs from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and invites participants to walk, jog, or run along the scenic waterfront.

The week-long celebration begins December 27 and promises vibrant performances, cultural traditions, and unforgettable experiences for locals, diaspora, and visitors.