During segregation, Lincoln Beach was the only place on Lake Pontchartrain where Black people were allowed to swim. Now, ...

Good Samaritan Hospital, the site of Bank of America Stadium, was Charlotte's Black hospital during state-ordered racial ...

Bertie Brown was the queen of hospitality, setting up her parlor as a drinking den for those who wanted to drink and party ...

The $100,000 grant will go toward renovating the alleyways downtown as part of the Bowling Green Alleyway Transformation Project.

Supported by a Mellon Foundation grant, a Brown historian teamed up with a Lakotan scholar to illuminate overlooked histories ...

Flynn was not a quiet juror. He called for restructuring the Parish Penal System. He encouraged better communication between the city council and the police jury. He strongly supported the review ...

So you’ve gotten your Elvis smoothie and veggie bagel at Robust on 63rd and Woodlawn, sent some emails to professors, and ...

As conservationists seek to save endangered species on the Hawaiian Islands, a biologist is on a mission to restore cultural ...

The light that once shone down on the ACU Crutcher Scott Baseball field will now illuminate another part of Abilene’s history ...

If one of the greatest, most influential Black organizations of the past 100 years can fade into oblivion, how can others ...

The University of Kansas is rethinking its approach to diversity and inclusion in response to a new state law.

Higher Purpose Company awarded a $2.2 million Federal Grant to Build a Regional Economic Opportunity Hub in Mississippi.