Horton hopes the rally and march will inspire future events in Hampton Roads. Most importantly, there’s one thing she wants people to remember. “Black women matter,” Horton said.

HORTON, ELSIE JACQUELINE Elsie Jacqueline Horton, age 73, passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009. A dedicated loving mother and grandmother, she will be greatly missed by her family. She is survived … ...

Jacqueline Horton's dog Barron took off eight years ago with her mother and father's German Shepherd, Tanner. Tanner returned home shortly after, but Barron did not.

MORENO VALLEY (CBS) — A 74-year-old Moreno Valley bicyclist suffered fatal injuries Sunday morning when a truck hit him, the sheriff's department said. Vernon Slade was killed in the collision ...

Jacqueline Horton is the founder of the group which focuses, in part, on mutual aid. “I’ve realized the same things that I need every day, people should have access to – and they don’t. We ...

Jackie was a devoted homemaker and a cherished member of First Baptist Church Woodland Mills for 36 years, where she found joy in her church family and teaching vacation bible school. She married ...

Obviously, I already felt compelled to do something," said organizer Jacqueline Horton. Watch: Body cam video of Sonya Massey shooting death released. Sonya Massey bodycam footage released.

MORENO VALLEY (CBS) — A 74-year-old man was fatally struck Tuesday by a pickup truck in Moreno Valley, a sheriff's sergeant said. Pedro Nunez Suazo was pushing a shopping cart across the street ...

The new neighbor: Alcohol. Some of SE neighborhood's longtime residents fear store's sales will bring back the crime they once lived with ...

A woman accused of child abuse and using sex toys in the presence of young girls swore in court as she protested her innocence. Emma Kent, 29, and Jacqueline Horton, 47, allegedly abused two girls ...

“Sierra’s life mattered. Malik’s life mattered. Marquel’s life mattered,” chanted a crowd of community members who gathered on the steps of Norfolk City Hall Tuesday t… ...

Horton hopes the rally and march will inspire future events in Hampton Roads. Most importantly, there’s one thing she wants people to remember. “Black women matter,” Horton said.