MISSING Silver Alert: Linda, 71y/o, BF 5’8”, 165lbs, brown hair & brown eyes. Last seen wearing an orange vest, Seahawks sweater, dark pants & white/black shoes. Last seen 6-8-26 at 8:15pm near 10th Ave S & S Washington St. If seen please call 911.
The Spotlight: Beware of this scam targeting Seattle visitors. More than 20 victims have already had between $900 and $1200 stolen. https://t.co/OEmMsMH1lv @fox13seattle
In 1969, Fred Rogers made a simple but meaningful statement on his children’s television program, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. At a time when segregation in public spaces—especially swimming pools—was still a sensitive and divisive issue in the United States, Rogers chose to address it in a calm and direct way.
He invited François Clemmons, who played Officer Clemmons on the show, to join him. During the episode, Rogers sat with him and shared a small pool of water, cooling their feet together on camera.
This moment may appear simple, but its significance was much deeper. Public pools had long been sites of racial discrimination, where Black Americans were often excluded or faced hostility. By showing two men—one white and one Black—sharing the same water in a relaxed and friendly way, the program quietly challenged those norms.
Rogers did not deliver a speech or directly reference laws or protests. Instead, he used a small, everyday action to model inclusion, respect, and equality for a young audience watching at home.
At a time when television played a major role in shaping public attitudes, this scene stood out. It demonstrated how media could influence perceptions not through confrontation, but through example.
Breaking Good News:
Stevie Nicks just donated $3 million to a medical school. Why?
To honor Dr. Joseph Sugerman, who treated her voice for so many years of performing on stage.
Kindness wins. 💗
"It is difficult to produce a television documentary that is both incisive and probing when every twelve minutes one is interrupted by twelve dancing rabbits singing about toilet paper."
~Rod Serling
On May 27, 2026, a 30-yr-old woman fatally shot her 2 young children and husband at home, then turned the gun on herself (Los Angeles, Calif.): 💔😡💔 #GunsDontMakeUsSafer
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It's been almost 19 years since 17-year-old Thomas “Tommy” Darnell disappeared from Hollister, Missouri. He was last seen on August 27, 2007.
Today, Tommy is 36 years old.
NCMEC and the Hollister Police Department are asking anyone with information, no matter how small it may seem, to come forward. One tip could make all the difference.
Poster: https://t.co/B6Qm11OIo1
🚨 MISSING CHILD ALERT 🚨
Miracle Turner has been missing from Lewisville, Texas since May 17, 2026
Age Now: 15 years old
Height: 4’11”
Miracle is believed to be in the Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, area.
If you have any information about Miracle’s whereabouts, please contact the Lewisville Police Department immediately or call NCMEC at 1-800-THE-LOST
On this day in 1987, Mae C. Jemison became the first black American woman to be admitted into NASA’s astronaut training program.
5 years later she became the first Black American woman to travel to space.
If you want proof that our health systems overlook women, just look at menopause.
In The New York Times @nytimes today, I share why I’m directing new funding to improve the standard of care for menopause and perimenopause. https://t.co/8BPLMDwxdI