DEFENDER NEWS NETWORK — Data scientists and flood engineers worked with the city on an eight-month study to create the Houston Housing and Community Development Department...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — More than 24 million Americans lack broadband access. This includes 31 percent of households in rural areas, but only 2 percent in urban....
MILWAUKEE COURIER — The zip code 53206 holds the highest proportion of incarceration for African-American men, rising as high as 62%, according to the video website.
MILWAUKEE COURIER — The Milwaukee Y’s new vision is to have a greater, deeper impact and reach in the community through programming and services.
THE AFRO — The president of the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 689, has made great strides since starting in the position, not only because she’s...
CINCINNATI HERALD — “I wanted a platform where women who looked like me could be celebrated..." Through an extensive application/selection process, we have chosen the top...
DEFENDER NEWS NETWORK — James admitted he allowed his sons, 14-year-old LeBron Jr. and 11-year-old Bryce, to drink wine.
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — After more than seven months of work, Mayor Randall Woodfin has issued his strategic plan for the city of Birmingham.
NORTH DALLAS GAZETTE — “Black women should come out and vote because we were the last to get to vote,” Wooten said. “I never thought I’d...
ATLANTA TRIBUNE — The decision to choose or change a career is major in an array of life-long choices one might face, such as whom to...
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — The event may be eight months away, but members of the Birmingham Quilters Guild are preparing now for QuiltFest, which draws hundreds...
CINCINNATI HERALD — The group “ran into a gun fight” and fatally shot the gunman through the building’s glass façade, Isaac said. A Medal of Valor...
CHICAGO DEFENDER — Anyone not registered vote in Georgia or those whose addresses have changed register to vote by Tuesday to vote on Nov. 6. You...
OKLAHOMA EAGLE — October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a worldwide annual campaign involving thousands of organisations, to highlight the importance of breast awareness, education and...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — Nearly 20 children from the DoReMe Daycare Center were the first to crack open the colorful new books at the Los Angeles...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “Unreasonably curtailing parole releases and silencing the political voices of those who have been released from prison is bad policy, guaranteed to reproduce...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “African Americans are leveraging innovations in technology and social platforms to level the playing field and get ahead in a marketplace unencumbered by...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — Dr. Joan Prince, Vice Chancellor for Global Inclusion and Engagement at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee discussed the UWM Study Abroad Program, education and...
