The decision reinstates funding for organizations that say the USDA cuts threatened jobs and community programs.

As studios go back to “regular programming,” Black authors remain in limbo and watch the work of their white counterparts get ...

Community leaders are helping Haitian families make legal and family care plans as protections come to an end.

Beverly Steele didn’t realize her hometown could be recognized for its historic significance. It’s one of the only two African American homesteading communities left in the nation. In Royal, Florida, ...

WASHINGTON — On a recent summer day outside Dunbar High School, Jamiya and Jamiyan Simmons reminisced about early-morning Sunday rituals. The 17-year-old twins would wake up to go-go classics like UCB ...

Karen Leader has lived in public housing in Brooklyn, New York, for over 30 years, so she is no stranger to the “unbearable” heatwaves that have spread across the city and her housing complex. But ...

Doctors told a family at Hunter Ridge that their fainting and vomiting were likely caused by methane gas inside their trailer.

For incarcerated people, the Supreme Court’s recent ruling closes what may have been their most direct path to accountability for forced haircuts.

How insurance affects the care of gunshot wound victims has remained shrouded in mystery — until now, due to a new analysis by The Trace and KFF Health News of data that Florida hospitals compile to ...

Meet the team members of Capital B, including leadership, editing, reporting, revenue, audience, and operations staff. Chauncey Alcorn is Capital B Atlanta’s state and local politics reporter. He ...

From Memphis to Newark, Black communities are bracing for dangerous heat that scientists say will become more common.