The annual HAP CareSource Crim Festival of Races is returning to downtown Flint in its 49th year next month with a ...

A political activist who was jailed after staging a protest that brought a casket to the home of Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley earlier this year says he’s rejected a plea deal that would have barred him ...

DOLTON, Ill. (WLS) -- Activist Jedidiah Brown is out of police custody on Tuesday night after being removed by officers during Monday night's Dolton Village Board meeting.

38-year-old Jedidiah Brown tells TV5 he feels as though he was called to act nearly two decades ago amid a rash of gun violence in his hometown. Now, it’s his life’s work.

According to ABC7 and the Daily Mail, things took a turn when activist Jedidiah Brown stepped up to the podium. Brown, known for his outspoken critiques, called out Henyard, accusing her of ...

Jedidiah Brown, who runs a YouTube channel with commentary on Dolton village government and elected officials, was applauded by about 30 other advocates as he triumphantly walked out of the Dolton ...

Local activist Jedidiah Brown called for the township’s board of trustees to place two of Henyard’s associates on paid leave before unleashing a personal tirade at Henyard.

After calling Henyard an expletive, Brown walked toward the table where the supervisor and other township officials were seated before spinning around toward the back of the building, where the ...

During the meeting Monday night, activist Jedidiah Brown confronted village trustee Andrew Holmes over allegations he sexually assaulted a former village employee. "Did you rape that woman?" Brown ...

Board supervisor Tiffany Henyard and activist Jedidiah Brown traded barbs Wednesday, a day after Brown's comments about the embattled Henyard — who is also the mayor of Dolton — sparked a melee.