Jermall Charlo vacates his IBF title to pursue a middleweight championship Unbeaten junior-middleweight boxing champion Jermall Charlo vacated his International Boxing Federation title Thursday, elevating the Jarrett Hurd-Tony Harrison Feb. 25 meeting to a world-title bout.

Jermall Charlo stays unbeaten with a knockout of Justin Williams Already atop his weight class, Jermall Charlo spent months listening to Julian Williams saying the super-welterweight hadn’t fought anyone who justified the wearing of a world title belt.

Reporter who quit on air to fight for pot legalization faces decades in prison Pending trial of Charlo Greene raises questions about the war on drugs and could have broader legal implications as more states move towards legalization.

Reporter who quit on air to fight for pot legalization faces decades in prison Pending trial of Charlo Greene raises questions about the war on drugs and could have broader legal implications as more states move towards legalization

Alaska Reporter who Quit on Air to Promote Weed Legalization Faces Decades in Prison The Alaska reporter who quit on air with a resounding "f-ck it" is now facing charges for 14 serious criminal offenses, which could land her in prison for a possible 54 years, the Guardian reports. It all started on Sept. 22, 2014, when Charlo Greene Read more ... , then a reporter for Alaska station KTVA, ended a...

Charlo brothers have twin titles after a historic night Boxing's 154-pound division is now twin-sized.

Charlo brothers on same Las Vegas card in twin title bouts LAS VEGAS — They're separated by one minute and one letter, but if unbeaten twin brothers Jermall and Jermell Charlo have their way Saturday night, they'll be bonded once more as fellow 154-pound world champions.

Police Raid Pot Club Of Reporter Who Quit Her Job On TV ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Anchorage police served search warrants at marijuana activist Charlo Greene's Alaska Cannabis Club after receiving reports of illegal ma...

Police raid club of Charlo Greene, pot activist who quit TV job on air Anchorage police served search warrants at marijuana activist Charlo Greene's Alaska Cannabis Club, after receiving reports of illegal marijuana sales.