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Behind closed doors, developers are fast-tracking AI data centers into Mississippi’s majority-Black neighborhoods. Residents want to know the cost and whether the boom will bring generational…
By: Danielle Bess, Esq In the murder trial of Karmelo Anthony, the witnesses were not the only ones who took an oath. The citizens chosen as…
By Dominic Boston II GREENVILLE, S.C. — In a district that has been represented by Republicans for years, Democratic congressional candidate Courtney McClain is hoping to…
Second annual Festival brings award-winning performers to historic Edgartown while supporting Vineyard organizations addressing food insecurity and housing challenges EDGARTOWN, Mass. — The Martha’s Vineyard Gospel…
NASHVILLE — Tennessee State University has announced the appointment of Jennifer Bell as Interim Director of Athletics, effective immediately. With more than three decades of service…
Howard University has successfully reenrolled 46 incoming freshmen following a significant enrollment crisis that initially left more than 500 students without a spot at the historically…
For decades, one of the Houston area’s largest predominantly Black communities has drawn little attention from local arts coverage. This summer, the Anderson Center for the…
History is filled with breathtaking, inhumane thefts. Empires stole land. Colonizers stole labor. Enslavers stole generations. European institutions claimed African achievements as their own. Indigenous nations…
As voter participation continues to shape the future of Houston, one woman has spent decades ensuring Black and underserved communities have the information, resources, and encouragement…
Humidor Room in The Black Leaf Cigar Lounge. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times) ” data-large-file=”https://www.birminghamtimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/DSC6105-1024×683.jpg” /> Third of Three Parts Compiled by The Birmingham Times…