THE AFRO — Less than a week after she was endorsed by a group of local residents for the interim title to be removed from her job...
WASHINGTON INFORMER — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan decided to not sign more than 200 bills into law, but he chose to veto eight pieces of legislation.
THE AFRO — They came early and waited longer for a passing glimpse at a reality show icon who is now blazing a trail in the high-end...
THE PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE — We know him and love him as the Godfather of Funk. But George Clinton is so much more. After singing doo-wop on...
CHICAGO CRUSADER — Gary, Indiana-Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson will host a series of community meetings over the coming months to share information and to provide updates about...
CHICAGO CRUSADER — The city of Gary will host a car show this year that will be held amidst the backdrop for the staging of the Chicago...
AFRICAN AMERICAN NEWS & ISSUES — Houston Community College (HCC) has named Suzette Brimmer Interim Dean of the Consumer Arts & Sciences Center of Excellence (COE)....
ROLLINGOUT — 50 Cent took aim at motivational speaker Tony Robbins after an old clip surfaced of him using racist language. The clip was recently published by...
CHARLESTON CHRONICLE — Kiawah Beachwalker Park reopened on Friday, May 24 at 9 a.m. in time for the Memorial Day weekend. Showers and changing rooms are still...
AFRICAN AMERICAN NEWS & ISSUES — Historian and educator Merline Pitre was born on April 10, 1943 in Opelousas, Louisiana to Robert and Florence Pitre. Pitre graduated...
