FEMA Denies Hurricane Ida ‘Rumor’ of Sheltering Displaced Survivors, Says Get Help Online
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has responded to rumors claiming displaced survivors from Hurricane Ida were being housed in hotels.
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Maria Taylor To Join NBC’s Football Night In America With Former NFL QB Drew Brees
NBC's Football Night In America will have two new hosts this season as former NFL QB Drew Brees and former ESPN host Maria Taylor will
R. Kelly Accuser Testifies She Was Frightened By Nearby Gun During Oral Sex With Singer
A woman who accuses R. Kelly of sexually abusing her told jurors Wednesday she was unnerved by a gun near where he forced her to
Missing Texas College Student Found Slain, Houston Man Sought in Killing
The Houston Police Department announced that authorities have filed charges against a suspect who is wanted in the death of a college student
Grand Jury In Elijah McClain Case Indicts Officers, Paramedics In 2019 Death
Two police officers, a former officer, and two paramedics will face charges in the death of Elijah McClain, a Black man who died in 2019
Texas’ Near-Total Abortion Ban Takes Place After Supreme Court Deadline Passes
Texas enacted the strictest anti-abortion law in the country after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to act on a request by abortion-rights groups
ONE MusicFest Founder J. Carter Talks Event Strategy, Innovation On Black Tech Podcast
Being one of the few Black owner in the music festival industry comes with it's challenges, but J. Carter embraces it with creativity.
Families And Parents Of Color Remain Cautious About Return To In-Person Classes
As millions of kids prepare for a return to in-person classes, families of color are cautious about a return to schools for a variety of
7 Black Men Executed for an Alleged Rape in 1951 Pardoned Decades Later
Seven Black men who were executed for an alleged rape have been pardoned 70 years after their death.