Today is WTH?! Thursday on NewsOne Now, our weekly rundown of the craziest stories trending in this week’s news. Aruba Tommy Bennett, Autumn Joy, and Lamont King join Roland Martin for this week’s foray into insanity. We kick things off at a Donald Trump rally with a couple of interesting political supporters vowing their allegiances to the GOP […]
Smokey tell his story from the early days of Motown, his eventual addiction to cocaine and the mysterious way that God saved him from Cocaine. Click here to READ MORE.
(HOUSTON, TX)– A Rosenberg Police officer and his K-9 partner is responsible for taking 450,000 worth of cocaine off the streets. Office…
Now this is crazy. According to the Today Show, A study on rats may confirm what many people already know: Oreos are addictive. To find this, researchers at Connecticut College put hungry rats in a maze that had rice cakes at one end and Oreos on the other, the rats then were allowed to go […]
Dominique jokes with the crew about two stories all about cocaine, including one about alleged cocaine found at an Ill. Chuck E. Cheese’s and the…
HOUSTON (AP) — Two police officers have been accused of accepting bribes and allowing cocaine to be smuggled and distributed in the Houston area. Federal prosecutors…
A domestic dispute lead to the arrest of a local pastor and founder of a church. The Galveston County Daily News reports that Robert Kenneth…
A federal indictment has just been unsealed and we are able to get a better understanding of the long term smuggling operation that involved moving drugs…
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department, a passenger bus headed from Houston to Chicago was stopped on Highway 59 North in Splendora for some…
Of course, they had to “go there.” They talked about Mary J’s own addiction to cocaine and her recovery process which she has discussed openly in the past. However, she was quick to assure the panel, “I’ve never done crack, just so we’re clear.” O-o-o-o, o.k. Read More:
Ashley Paige Jones, 30, was charged with child endangerment after her toddler ingested cocaine.
(CNN) — Long before drug cartels, crack wars and TV shows about addiction, cocaine was promoted as a wonder drug, sold as a cure-all and praised by some of the greatest minds in medical history, including Sigmund Freud and the pioneering surgeon William Halsted. Read More:
