A new education and visitor center opened beside Birmingham’s historic Sixteenth Street Baptist Church on the 63rd anniversary of the bombing that killed four Black...

Houston Congressman Wesley Hunt, a retired Army captain with experience in Saudi Arabia, must receive Senate confirmation before becoming the nation’s top envoy in Riyadh....

The nonpartisan SO VOTE campaign will work through churches and local organizations to mobilize Black, rural and young voters before the November midterms....

The EPA has repealed federal greenhouse-gas limits for coal- and gas-fired power plants, prompting legal challenges and concern for communities already facing disproportionate pollution burdens....

President Trump has proposed $5,000 payments to U.S. adults, but Congress has not approved the idea and no federal payment or application program currently exists....

Crews are demolishing the 99-year-old Harper School, one of the last physical reminders of Chaneyville and generations of Black education in Houston....

Moderate-to-high concentrations of red tide have been confirmed near Galveston Island, Crystal Beach and the Bolivar Peninsula, creating respiratory risks for beachgoers....

A federal judge ruled that the administration’s plan to cut FEMA’s workforce by half violated post-Katrina federal law, a decision with major implications for disaster-prone...

Ryan Wingo and Hollywood Smothers powered 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points as No. 4 Texas shocked top-ranked Ohio State 24–23 in Austin....