Grandmother Sues Denver Detective After SWAT Raid Based On False “Ping” By iPhone
Ruby Johnson, 77, is suing a Denver police detective after allegedly ordering a SWAT raid on her home after it was falsely "pinged" by an
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Adopted Woman Finds Her Biological Family With A Little Help From Social Media
Social media helped these sisters find each other after one was given up for adoption days after she was born.
Mother of Todd and Julie Chrisley’s Granddaughter Wants Custody After Couple is Sentenced to Prison
The mother of Todd and Julie Chrisley's granddaughter Chloe is fighting to regain custody of her child.
Meet Helena Duncan, the First Black CEO of The Business Council Of Alabama
Duncan has over 30 years of reported experience primarily at the executive management level.
Build Wealth with Your Phone: The Best Money Apps to Download Now
Grow your personal finance muscle and build generational wealth with these Black-owned apps and tools designed for Black families.
Deion Sanders Announces Son Shedeur Will Become Starting Quarterback at the University of Colorado Boulder
Deion 'Coach Prime' Sanders is taking his son, Shedeur, as the starting quarterback at Colorado.
Harlem Globetrotter’s Maxwell Pearce Debuts Inaugural Exhibit at Art Basel in Miami
Harlem Globetrotter guard Maxwell Pearce has officially dipped his hat into the artist ring.
Bank Chairman Aims To Address Disparities In New Orleans East That Have Affected Investments
Liberty Bank's founder spoke out against what he thinks has made investments for Black borrowers difficult.
Man Pleads Guilty to Burning Cross in Yard to Intimidate Black Family in Mississippi
A Mississippi man pleaded guilty to burning a cross in his front yard to intimidate a Black family.