Virginia mourns Judge Jerrauld C. Jones, a pioneering civil rights-era figure who rose from school desegregation to state legislator and judge, leaving behind a legacy of...
With fewer than 32% of Americans having a will, First Baptist Church on Bute Street will host a free seminar June 17 to educate the public...
A new historical marker in Harrisonburg commemorates the bravery of Black families and Judge John Paul during Virginia's Massive Resistance era, highlighting school desegregation victories that...
Chief Larry Boone recounts the personal and professional turmoil of leading Norfolk’s police force in the wake of George Floyd’s death—navigating trust, identity, and public unrest...
The Republican-led House passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” slashing Medicare, Medicaid, and SNAP benefits—impacting millions nationwide and drawing harsh Democratic backlash. #MedicareCuts #MedicaidCuts #SNAP...
Terrance Afer-Anderson reflects on the historic legacies of Norfolk’s St. Joseph’s and St. Mary’s Catholic Churches—pillars of African-American resilience—and his award-winning films that preserve their powerful...
Governor Wes Moore signs 170 new Maryland bills into law, addressing reckless driving, reproductive rights, disability ID access, environmental protection, and public safety in a landmark...
Fifty-nine white South African Afrikaners were welcomed as refugees in the U.S. following a Trump executive order, igniting controversy over racial bias in immigration and prompting...
Rep. Al Green has introduced new impeachment articles against Donald Trump, warning of looming authoritarian threats if Congress fails to act. His resolution cites violations of...
Before Memorial Day became a national tradition, African-Americans in Portsmouth observed “Decoration Day” to honor fallen heroes with parades and grave adornments—a legacy being revived this...
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