2 days ago the official Instagram account for the Newburgh illuminated festival posted photos stating that the festival would be postponed this year while they strive to reach an agreement with the city of Newburgh. Just today a city of Newburgh government Instagram account posted that the festival has been canceled due to the Newburgh Illuminated Festival corporation not agreeing to changes of the location as well as safety concerns raised by the city of Newburgh. The has not been any updated information posted by the festival at this point. The city of Newburgh post claims that the festival refused to implement "reasonable safety measures" put in place by the police and fire department which included the city agreeing to extend the time of a festival by one and a half hours so that it ends before dark and that city workers could have more time to clean up after the event, as well as relocate the festival one block on Liberty Street and one block on Broadway so that police fire and first responding vehicles could reach all corners of the festival and as well as the entire city outside of the festival. They claim these safety precautions were rejected by the Newburgh Illuminated corporation.

I need answers cause ain't no way Brittney Griner's homecoming only had 20 people attend... They claiming the city of Waco... Well basically saying they don't claim her.

You often hear people in bad situations say "I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy" Well what are some things you WOULD wish on them?

Do you think being there for someone means sometimes letting them aim their negative feelings towards you because you know they're going through something and it's not really you they're upset with?

Do you feel comfortable taking a significant pay cut if it meant switching to a job where your mental health was better?

I feel like if you have a kid named Tom you just can't give him any siblings cause one day he'll be Uncle Tom and we just cannot do that to a kid.

I hate when people post things like "no STDs no AIDS no herpes over here" and whatever like... That's great that you don't have those things and it's your business to tell if you want but low-key imagine how you're making people feel that do have or have had those things? You think they got them on purpose?? Somebody you know likely has had or has those this and it just feels really judgemental to me. The same when DaBaby yelled out something similar at his concert and the internet was in an uproar. Ok so what if people have those things they're still people...

What does your heaven look like? Describe what it looks like. What do YOU look like? Who do you meet up with? What things can you do? Do people get sick of too much heaven?

What does your heaven look like? Describe what it looks like. What do YOU look like? Who do you meet up with? What things can you do? Do people get sick of too much heaven?

When you look at a photo of yourself what are the 2 negative things you always point out about yourself. Now that you've thought about it, the next time you take a photo and point those things out, I want you to also point out 2 things that look good. Take more than 1 photo if you have to.

Black people have created a lot of things in response to the fact that they're not easily accepted in white dominated spaces. Do you think it would be as accepted if there was a website called "white people meet" or a show called "dear black people"? Why or why not?

What's something your parents did when you were a kid that you felt was too overprotective at the time and they thought you would understand when you were an adult but now as an adult you still felt like it was too overprotective?

We've all heard about the #MeToo movement used to talk about how frequently women are sexually assaulted and how high the likelihood is that you know a woman that has been sexually assaulted. That got me thinking, who do I know that's been sexually assaulted? I mean there are a few friends in my life I would feel comfortable talking about that with but what about the women that came before us? Our mothers, aunts, grandmothers... How many of them have been assaulted and we don't know about it? But then here comes the big question, would you want to know? Is it even appropriate to ask someone to talk about that? Would you feel comfortable talking about if one day your child or even your mother asked you if you've ever been a victim of sexual assault?

What is your least favorite type of character? For me it's the "did I do that?" Character. And by that I don't literally mean Steve Urkel. I mean that character, usually a child but sometimes an immature adult, that comes in, doesn't listen well, thinks they know better, and just royally screws things up and causes multiple totally preventable accidents had that just listened and stayed put. Huge pet peeve.