For brands importing into the U.S. and shipping globally, duty costs have climbed significantly—especially with reciprocal ...

Chef Ora Thompson created the Chicago based event to center Black creativity and cultural flavor to the public.

After the federal government announced a 10% stake in Intel, the company ended a pandemic era initiative to diversify its legal workforce.

Two Florida men were arrested after they blocked the erasure of a Black History Matters mural in St. Petersburg.

Dietrick Burks' Marin County lawsuit claims that his homes were subjected to rules not in accordance to regulation due to his race.

Boston has declared Aug. 30 New Edition Day. A street naming ceremony and rollout of events will tribute and celebrate the iconic group ...

The nonprofit group claims the decision at UTC limits Greek Life student members from pushing activities protected by the First Amendment.

More than 3,500 families in the Metro Atlanta area will see a total of $10 million in debt cleared this week thanks to the Atlanta Dream.

Over past months, fewer families are showing up for care: enforcement has ramped up and immigrants are scared.

After 157 years, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will publish its final print newspaper edition on Dec. 31 ...

The $1.75M grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation would help Morgan on the expansion of primary care professionals in the state.

Hurricane Katrina made landfall Aug. 29, 2005. Twenty years later Trymaine Lee's new documentary tells the story of the city's resilience.