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War on Opioids hurts Sickle Cell Disease patients
What is the real reason for tearing down the Mizell Center to build a YMCA? Someone needs to tell the truth
Williams, 24, is currently a student scholar with the National Newspaper Publishers Association’s “Discover The Unexpected” (NNPA/DTU) Journalism Fellowship program.
Report: Construction contract with president’s forged signature will cost Bethune-Cookman $300 million
Alarmed by the critical financial state of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) throughout the nation, News One Now host Roland S. Martin has issued a call to action to address the problem.
There are mixed results from a new study on the use of monetary rewards to help boost the odds that HIV-infected patients will enter care and take their meds as directed.
Martha Rivera Chavis was not just the wife of civil rights leader Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., but by all accounts, from those who knew the Dominican Republic-born activist, Rivera Chavis strived just as hard as her beloved husband for freedom, justice and equality for Blacks and other minorities.
The City of Hollywood comes under fire again for street names linked to the Confederacy and the Klu Klux Klan
Broward is the first school district to vote to sue over the passage of House Bill 7069, which became law Saturday above passionate objections from school administrators, teachers’ unions, and parent groups statewide for its many provisions friendly to charter schools.