National news

Investigation demanded into Trump’s abuse of emergency powers for coal export terminal in West Oakland, Calif.

California lawmakers demand a GAO investigation into the Trump administration’s use of emergency powers and DPA funds to support a coal export terminal in West

National news

Black media at a crossroads—why its future still matters

Local News

Gentrification and me

Local News

Metro Nashville names Dr. Sarah Childress to lead new Office of Entertainment

Local & State

National Urban League Conference brings thousands to Nashville

Election results bring Democratic candidates to forefront

National

South Carolina puts Black voters in the driver’s seat for 2028

New judge could decide if Karmelo Anthony gets new trial

Health & Education

Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center honors community leaders at Legacy Breakfast

Black mayors say climate change demands immediate action

Leisure

Black talent shines across Broadway

Jordan Walker leads call for more Black youth in baseball

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Martha Ingram, Nashville arts and civic leader, dies at 90

PRIDE Newsdesk

Martha Rivers Ingram, Nashville’s longtime arts and civic leader, dies at 90 after decades shaping the city’s cultural institutions and leading Ingram Industries.

Church

Expressions of faith: Perilous times and precious truth

Bishop-elect Dr. Monterey D. Lee, Sr.

A biblical look at perilous times as Apostle Paul warns of selfishness, pride, and a form of godliness without power in the last days of

Editorials

Fight for quality of life

David W. Marshall

Rep. Justin Jones warns Democrats not to abandon the Deep South as rural voters face a growing farm crisis, food insecurity, and political neglect.

Editorials

Count them, then hire them

Ben Jealous

Ben Jealous reflects on Dr. King’s warnings about hidden unemployment, the July jobs report, discouraged workers, and the ongoing need to truly count those left