MILWAUKEE COURIER — Recently, the FAFSA application process, which once began in April, changed to October. In other words, people can begin submitting their FAFSA applications...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — Williams’ party was extra special because he had just been released from the hospital after recovering from a shooting two months prior.
THE FLORIDA STAR — The Sunshine State has a supreme opportunity to elect its First Black Governor in the state’s history.
NORTH DALLAS GAZETTE — Author Gary D. Schmidt tells the saga of Sojourner Truth, her resolve, and her work – sometimes brutally, sometimes with fist-pumping joy,...
ATLANTA VOICE — Five games into the 2018 season, Morehouse has demonstrated that it’s one thing to predict, and quite another to go out on the...
ATLANTA TRIBUNE — Celebrating its 17th year, the Taste of Atlanta – the city’s three-day food and drink festival showcasing the local restaurant scene – will...
SOUTH FLORIDA TIMES — There are just a few days left to register if you’d like to vote in November’s General Election.
THE CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — In Charleston County where the population of approximately 350,000 is about one-third Black, about 25 percent of the sheriff office’s employees, including...
OAKLAND POST — Oakland Community Organization’s Live Free Committee released a four-page report titled “What’s Up With Our Jails?” on Oct. 2, detailing several issues and...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — New funding for research into a universal flu vaccine has been approved by the U.S. Senate as part of the Labor-Health and Human...
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — Dozens of demonstrators marched through downtown Portland, Oregon on Saturday to demand justice in the police killing of Patrick Kimmons. The police version...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — The Tennessee Justice Center has embarked on a campaign to make sure that each eligible child is enrolled in TennCare or CoverKids and...
NORTH DALLAS GAZETTE — With temperatures north of 90 degrees, it may not feel like Fall in Dallas yet, but this week’s entertainment calendar is filled...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — The Neighborhood is a comedy starring Cedric the Entertainer who grows skeptical about a new white neighbor, played by Max Greenfield, who just...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Director Chief Swann, who was previously the first African American deputy director in Nashville history, is now also the city’s first African American...
CHICAGO CRUSADER — Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder Friday, October 5, by a jury at the Leighton Criminal Courthouse,...
DEFENDER NEWS NETWORK — With the disastrous results of the 2014 midterms and the political stakes this year, some, including former President Barack Obama, are calling...
CHICAGO DEFENDER — The African-American unemployment rate went from 6.3 percent to 6 percent, the second lowest on record behind 5.9 percent in May, according to...
THE WEEKLY CHALLENGER — In many urban neighborhood public schools, there is a lack of resources, endured overcrowding, a significant racial achievement gap and policies that...
DEFENDER NEWS NETWORK — We hope our coverage improves your mind or at least expands your reading choices. Here are The Defender Network's choices for the best...
WASHINGTON INFORMER — During the second quarter of the Washington Wizards’ preseason opener Monday against the New York Knicks, Wizards veteran power forward Markieff Morris and...
OAKLAND POST — The Oakland Post contacted the Mayor’s Office seeking comments on allegations that Mayor Libby Schaaf has been “indifferent” to Interfaith Council of Alameda...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — As a four-year veteran, Buford hopes to do what previous four-year players did for her – be an encouraging source for her teammates.
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE — Xenith, the Detroit-based protective equipment design company, has done a lot of work with the Detroit Public School League to ensure the safety...
