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06/14/2019 1:41pm
By Rosaland Tyler Associate Editor New Journal and Guide A new study joins a growing pile of research that shows racism is toxic to humans. While the latest study by a team of USC and UCLA scientists found that racist experiences appear to increase inflammation in African-Americans and could lead to chronic illness, the study The post New Study: Racism Increases Inflammation In African-Americans appeared first on The New Journal and Guide .
06/14/2019 12:59pm
Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from NorthStarNewsToday.com TriceEdneyWire.com The state of Michigan has awarded $1.5 million to Richard Phillips who was locked up in prison for 45 years for a murder he didnt commit. The $1.5 million seems like a lot of money, and it is, but Phillips couldnt work a job that The post Innocent Man Gets $1.5 million After 45 Years In Prison appeared first on The New Journal and Guide .
06/14/2019 12:58pm
TriceEdneyWire.com Summer is filled with fun outdoor activities, increased exercise, cookouts, and travel making it the favorite season for many, but if you have a history of gout, or are at risk for gout history of a high uric acid, family history of gout or prior uric acid kidney stones, you may want to pay The post Gout, Summer & Cookouts appeared first on The New Journal and Guide .
06/13/2019 1:41pm
By Leonard E. Colvin Chief Reporter New Journal and Guide In 1919 when the Treaty of Versailles ended WWI, two years after the U.S. entered the fight with France and Great Britain against Germany, 44 Black colleges existed, Today, 100 years later, there are 101 public and private HBCUs, and they and their students are The post 369th Experience Band Ties HBCU Musicians To WWI Black History appeared first on The New Journal and Guide .
06/13/2019 12:58pm
By Rita Charleston We know him and love him as the Godfather of Funk. But George Clinton is so much more. After singing doo-wop on street corners in his hometown of Plainfield, New Jersey, as a teenager, Clinton was just a young musician when he opened a barbershop and began to style hair. We did The post Godfather of Funk Still Keeps The Music Playing appeared first on The New Journal and Guide .
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06/18/2019 12:00pm
A six-month study on the workforce gap and talent development for the region will be presented at the forum in Chesapeake on June 25.
06/18/2019 10:22am
Sweethaven Lavender of Williamsburg already sold out of the 3,000 tickets for its grand opening lavender festival June 29.
06/18/2019 8:00am
Just in time for summer scooping, Blue Cow Ice Cream Co. will open Friday from 6 to 9 p.m., with regular hours beginning Saturday.
06/17/2019 9:30am
In a hail of breading and spice, Taiwanese fried chicken is suddenly popping in Virginia Beach.
06/15/2019 9:00am
Craigslist and vacation rental websites like Airbnb have made it easy for homeowners to rent their properties, and for consumers to find them. But the increase in Internet listings has brought more fake listings posted by scammers.
06/19/2019 11:02pm
One day after being injured during a batting practice accident, the Washington Nationals ace pitches seven shutout innings
06/19/2019 10:28pm
The 19 year-old reigning world champion will represent the United States at the Pan American Games in August
06/19/2019 10:00pm
People need to know before they buy these devices that theres a possibility theyre going to blow up in your pocket, in your face.
06/19/2019 9:58pm
I ran up here and I just saw the guy he was trying to get out of the car and the lady and the baby in the stroller were next to the building, witness Bill Ray Jones told WBIR, adding that he heard the man yelling that the government told him to do it.
06/19/2019 8:35pm
Is anybody home Astronomers have pinpointed two planets orbiting a nearby star that meet pretty much every requirement for supporting life.
06/19/2019 4:58pm
A longtime dentist and military veteran was killed after being shot outside his office Wednesday afternoon.
06/19/2019 6:45pm
Some young men in Hampton Roads are celebrating a little differently this year. They created a pop up market highlighting black-owned businesses at the LWADance studio in Chesapeake.
06/19/2019 7:46pm
A York County principal is on administrative leave after she was arrested and charged with domestic assault.
06/19/2019 6:04pm
The debate over reparations catapulted from the campaign trail to Congress on Wednesday as lawmakers heard impassioned testimony for and against the idea of providing compensation for Americas history of slavery and racial discrimination.
06/19/2019 3:37pm
A Suffolk family has their son rushed to the hospital on the way home from an Alaskan cruise.
06/19/2019 10:53pm
The Health Department said there were high levels of bacteria that exceed state water quality standards for swimming.
06/19/2019 10:51pm
According to police, a 65-year-old man was taking to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Newport News.
06/19/2019 10:47pm
The chairman of the school board said Principal Kristin Bolam of Mt. Vernon Elementary School was charged with Assault and Battery of a Family Member.
06/19/2019 10:46pm
On their way back to Virginia, during a layover in Denver, their oldest son, 16-year-old Marshall, got sick.
06/19/2019 10:46pm
In May the city allocated $250,000 for cross arms and lights, but so far no timetable regarding completion.
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