Early voting for the November 5 General Election in Tennessee has started, including presidential, congressional, and local races. The ballot includes the Nashville Transit Improvement
Kamala Harris unveiled a comprehensive agenda for Black men, focusing on wealth-building, health equity, criminal justice reform, education, job training, and housing, offering opportunities to
Toni Vaz, founder of the NAACP Image Awards, passed at 101. She initiated the awards to improve representation and opportunities for African Americans in Hollywood.
Invitation Homes, the largest corporate landlord for single-family home rentals, was fined $48 million by the FTC for deceptive practices, including hidden fees and misleading
Under Terri Sanders' leadership, The Omaha Star, Nebraska's Black-owned newspaper, plans to become a national cultural landmark, with a journalism museum honoring Black history and
The NCADV's 20th anniversary event honored 11 domestic violence victims with a solemn remembrance, marking the start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and recognizing local
Diona E. Layden was appointed deputy director of the Tennessee Human Rights Commission, overseeing operations and ensuring compliance with civil rights laws to prevent discrimination.
Tennessee's Gov. Bill Lee announced a $100 million HEAL program for disaster relief following Hurricane Helene, but critics argue it burdens counties with loans instead
The Tar Creek Superfund site highlights the Quapaw Nation's leadership in addressing environmental contamination and the ongoing struggle for Indigenous communities to protect their lands
Voting is a fundamental right vital for democracy. Efforts are underway to combat voter suppression in Texas, emphasizing the importance of accessible voting and honoring
The U.S. Justice Department's investigation into the Tulsa Race Massacre aims to confront racial terrorism and honor victims' legacies, acknowledging historical injustices and economic scars
The author criticizes political figures for their dishonesty, emphasizing the need for truth and integrity in leadership, while urging voters to support Kamala Harris and
Tower of Power returns to Nashville with the Nashville Symphony for a special concert featuring symphonic versions of their hits, showcasing Roger Smith on keyboards.
The Southern Festival of Books, one of the oldest literary festivals in the U.S., takes place in downtown Nashville on October 26-27, featuring hundreds of
