Street Soldiers

Are there new rules for relationships? Or have expectations changed?

Few activities in the world unite people like sports. Fans from all different backgrounds are brought together by their shared passion for the game.

2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of Hip-Hop.

There's a steady and growing movement underway by men to show the world and their families that they can be the kind of father they never had, or if they had a great dad -- to live up to their example.

The growing number of RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) cases alleging violent gang activity by rappers is causing concern over whether law enforcement is going after real criminals or chasing headlines, and increasingly it seems that the line between hip-hop culture and the streets is becoming more blurred.

We've all heard the stories of celebrities and sports stars who get multi-million dollar deals but have nothing to show for it years later. It's the same story with lottery winners. So how does it happen?

More and more it seems like rappers are losing their lives in armed robberies and senseless shootings. But why? STREET SOLDIERS takes a look at whether this is something within hip-hop culture or a byproduct of the national crime wave sweeping cities.

They come from different backgrounds and experiences, but the fresh faces of politics in our area represent the change so many of our voters are seeking.

The pandemic has turned our daily lives upside down, and for those who are incarcerated, there are additional stress factors.

For the millions of people whose lives have been thrown into upheaval by the coronavirus pandemic and are tired of restrictions, is there a way to flip the script and make positive changes?