JOSÉ GRIÑÁN PASSES AT 72
May 31, 2025
Award-winning actress Phylicia Rashad is returning to her hometown of Houston to lead an acting masterclass during the Fade to Black Arts Festival, held from...
Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols IV, the city’s first Black mayor, has unveiled a $105 million reparations initiative to address the lasting impacts of the 1921...
A peaceful pro-Israel demonstration turned into a horrifying scene in Boulder, Colorado, after a man launched a violent attack that left multiple people injured with...
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) discovered elevated levels of dioxins, toxic chemicals known to cause cancer, in the soil outside the Julia C. Hester House...
Patrece Lee, a former manager in Houston’s Public Works Department, pleaded guilty to bribery charges after orchestrating a scheme that defrauded the city of over...
Kevan and Ayesha Shelton, co-founders of Park Street Homes, have launched the “Black Men Buy Houses” initiative to provide resources and support for Black men...
A study from Harvard University revealed that some synthetic braiding hair products used by Black women contain dangerous chemicals, including carcinogens and volatile organic compounds...
On May 27, Tallahassee and Leon County recognized the 69th anniversary of the 1956 bus boycott, a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. Community...
A new exhibit titled “We Are Here” launched at Charlotte’s Harvey B. Gantt Center, featuring works by Black artists reflecting on their identity, community, and...
Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, known for its annual Black history musical, has canceled the performance for the first time in...
