Drawing as many as 900,000 people, this year's parade’s theme was"Good Businesses Sustain Our Future,” highlighting Black-owned businesses.

As another new semester kicks off behind closed gates, uptown locals want the campus reopened to the public for the first time since 2023.

Despite rising mental health needs, NYC schools face severe funding and staffing shortages that leave thousands of students without support.

Grambling State band director Dr. Nikole Roebuck says the Tiger Marching Band is ready to lead the African American Day ...

After two decisive victories in three games to open the 2026 college football season, Kentucky State University is eyeing a spot in the FCS.

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has launched what supporters call a landmark offering for Nigeria and broader African markets.

NYC leaders challenge a new federal public charge rule that could affect immigrants seeking green cards, visas and access to public benefits.

SOMOS conference in Puerto Rico demands departure from business as usual approaches to better serve the island's residents.

An alarming new report finds income inequity in New York City has accelerated as the wealthy elite have built immense fortunes through investments.

Long-acting PrEP shots administered twice yearly offer HIV prevention, yet Black Americans face barriers to accessing this ...

Last Friday’s matchup between Ben Shelton and Frances Tiafoe marked the first all-Black American men’s Grand Slam semifinal in the Open Era.

After their Week 1 victories, both teams looked more disciplined, physical, mature, focused, and intentional than in recent seasons.