HBCU football returns Aug. 29-30 with key matchups, classic games, kickoff times and locations from across the country.

New York City’s civil service exams are now free for city high school students and first-time applicants under Local Law 57 of 2025.

The report, filed in federal court last week, found that these units continued making unconstitutional stops, frisks, and searches.

The Negro Ensemble Company has been known for doing this important work for decades and is continuing to do so with its latest production.

Black migration to Africa is increasing as an African American couple from Brooklyn relocate to Accra for economic and cultural ...

The nasty but unexpected row broke out in early August after the newspaper carried verbatim complaints from several judges, citing their alleged discomfort with operations at the regional apex court.

It started with two pieces: one picture of 1978’s “The Wiz” and another 1959’s “Imitation of Life.” Though the material was bare-bones, it sent Es-pranza Humphrey, associate curator for Poster House, ...

Charlie Parker Jazz Fest brings legendary jazz celebrations to New York this week with Village Vanguard shows and special honors.

A new book examines the 1940 murder of NAACP organizer Elbert Williams and efforts to suppress Black voting in Tennessee.

Artist A.K. Lovelace leads Harlem School of the Arts in developing the next generation of creative professionals.

Director Jasper Soloff’s short documentary, “They Call Me… Starr Andrews,” recently debuted on the Nowness website.

Spike Lee is bringing back his anticipated Michael Jackson celebration to his home borough. The Academy Award-winning filmmaker and screenwriter is reviving his “Brooklyn Loves MJ” dance party on Aug.