Byron Allen Signs Veteran White House Correspondent April Ryan for TheGrio.TV
Byron Allen announced that he has signed Washington, D.C., correspondent April Ryan for over-the-air 24/7 broadcast television network TheGrio.TV.
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How Small Businesses Could Save A Stack From COVID-Specific Tax Benefits
"Small business owners who managed to stay afloat during the pandemic can qualify for some tax benefits that they may not be aware of," says
Maryland Teen Becomes Junior Bull-Riding State Champion
13-year old Nicholas Jackson made history this week after becoming the new 2020 Junior Bull Riding Champion at the Junior World Bull Riding Finals in
Get a Head Start on Your Project Management Career With This $46 Training
Project management helps teams solve complex business problems by increasing productivity, saving time, and finishing faster.
Congress Adds Stimulus Checks To $900 Billion Relief Package As Congress Closes In On Deal
Congress is closing in on a second coronavirus relief package that will include direct stimulus payments and a $300 federal unemployment benefit
Cathy Hughes Recognized By Congress For 40 Years Of Groundbreaking Work In Media
The founder of Urban One and media maven was honored by the House of Representatives for her work in amplifying Black voices in the media
Michael B. Jordan To Launch HBCU College Basketball Showcase
Actor Michael B. Jordan is partnering with WME Sports. and Endeavor company and others for the launch of the inaugural HBCU college basketball showcase
More Voters Turn Up For First Day Of Early Voting In Georgia Senate Runoffs Than General Election
169,000 Georgians voted on the first day of early voting for the Georgia Senate runoffs, more than the first day of early voting for the
Report: Black Women Among Those Hardest Hit By Housing Insecurity Amid COVID-19
When it comes to housing, Black women face greater burdens with those costs than other groups due to COVID-19, a new report shows.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio: Another Coronavirus Shutdown Is Imminent
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said a second shutdown of non-essential businesses "right after Christmas" is all but imminent.