JayJuan Jones

1 month ago | journal-news.com | JayJuan Jones

According to advocates, Rodriguez was told that he needed to come to ICE’s office in Blue Ash to have his ankle monitoring device removed. It is unclear why Rodriguez was on an ankle monitor, but we do know “who are generally in removal proceedings or subject to a final order of removal,” according to ICE’s website. “That’s the frustrating thing,” Rodriguez’s pastor, Irvin Heishman, told WCPO Wednesday.

2 months ago | wcpo.com | JayJuan Jones

HARRISON, Ohio — Residents of the city of Harrison have filed a lawsuit, claiming a portion of land called "The Pit" is being used for illegal dumping and mining. Residents claim that portion of land near Cincinnati West Airport is being used for illegal dumping and mining. The property is near a school and homes. Bradley and Cheryl Noes say it has been a long-time problem that has been ignored by city leaders for years.

2 months ago | daytondailynews.com | JayJuan Jones

“We can’t repeat history,” Christina Alcorn, Runnels’ mother, told WCPO. ”If we repeat history, then we’re not learning anything.”In December, the woman who hit and killed Runnels was sentenced to 30 days in jail, followed by house arrest and probation, for the crash. For Alcorn, House Bill 203 is both a reminder of an unforgettable tragedy in her recent past and a tool to increase driver accountability in the future. “Hopefully, this will be a deterrent,” Alcorn said.

2 months ago | journal-news.com | JayJuan Jones

“We can’t repeat history,” Christina Alcorn, Runnels’ mother, told WCPO. ”If we repeat history, then we’re not learning anything.”In December, the woman who hit and killed Runnels was sentenced to 30 days in jail, followed by house arrest and probation, for the crash. For Alcorn, House Bill 203 is both a reminder of an unforgettable tragedy in her recent past and a tool to increase driver accountability in the future. “Hopefully, this will be a deterrent,” Alcorn said.

Mar 1, 2025 | jayshakur.substack.com | JayJuan Jones

Nobles C. Darby IV is a native of Cleveland, Ohio. He was a three-sport athlete, coming up playing football, basketball, and baseball. Nobles now serves as the Metro Cleveland Director for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), a global sports ministry organization leveraging the platform of sports to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ—namely the Cleveland Browns. In this episode we talk about his journey to Faith and what sports can teach us about manhood and identity.