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10/26/2025

Yay! Thank God!

FOUND SAFE 🙏
Wonderful news, Diondre has been found safe and reunited with family. Thank you to everyone who took part in helping. Let’s continue supporting others still searching for their loved ones.
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🚨 12-YEAR-OLD BOY VANISHES IN DETROIT — FAMILY DESPERATE FOR ANSWERS 💔

He’s only 12. A bright, smiling boy who should be safe at home but instead, Diondre Conerly Jr. is missing, and his family is terrified.

Diondre was last seen on October 18, 2025, leaving his home in the 15100 block of Winthrop, Detroit, Michigan, and never came back. According to police, he left without permission and hasn’t been heard from since.

He was last seen wearing a teal shirt and gray jeans. At just 5'5" tall and 140 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair, his loved ones are pleading for anyone who’s seen him to speak up.

Every moment matters, somewhere, someone has seen Diondre. Please, don’t scroll past. Your share could make all the difference.

📍 DETAILS:
Name: Diondre Conerly Jr.
Age: 12
Missing From: Detroit, Michigan (15100 block of Winthrop)
Last Seen: October 18, 2025
Height: 5’5”
Weight: 140 lbs
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Clothing: Teal shirt, gray jeans

📞 If you have any information, contact Commander Dietrich Lever, Detroit Police Department (8th Precinct) at 313-596-5840 or 1-800-SPEAKUP.

His family just wants one thing, to see his smile again and know he’s safe. Please share, spread his story, and help bring Diondre home.

10/26/2025

We remember pioneering award-winning journalist, Michael I. Days, who passed away last Saturday.

10/26/2025

Has anyone seen this lady?😢

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My mom was last seen at 7:00 pm and she was seen again at 1am but since then she haven't been seen. If any see her I can be reached at 267 348-6824

10/24/2025

10/19/2025

https://philasun.com/local/fifth-annual-faith-blue-unites-the-12th-and-18th-police-districts-to-promote-stronger-community-relationships/

Share Tweet Email Officers pose for a picture at the 5th annual Faith & Blue event. Photo: Napoleon F. Kingcade By Napoleon F. Kingcade Known for its beautiful lawn and modern park benches, Sherwood Park, located at 57th & Baltimore Avenue in West Philadelphia, provided a perfect setting for this ye...

10/19/2025

10/19/2025

This week's cover story recaps the recent 5th annual Faith & Blue festival, which aims to bring the community together with police officers in fun, unity and solidarity.

10/16/2025

In 2009, Venus and Serena Williams transcended the world of tennis to etch their names into NFL history as the first Black women to own a stake in an NFL team.

Their acquisition of a minority share in the Miami Dolphins not only marked a milestone in sports ownership but also symbolized the expanding influence of Black women in high-stakes business arenas.

What began as a $1.2 billion enterprise in 2009 has since flourished, with the Dolphins’ valuation soaring to $4.6 billion by 2022. Yet, this venture was just one facet of the Williams sisters’ empire.

Venus expanded into fashion, wellness, and plant-based nutrition, while Serena carved her path as a venture capitalist, backing innovative startups and even investing in women’s soccer.