Join us for the 22nd Annual Atlanta Black College Expo™ hosted by NCRF on Saturday, March 7, at The Cobb Galleria. Discover HBCUs, college opportunities, and connect with college representatives from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Her Story Matters: How Vanessa Lacewell Built a Legacy Honoring Black Greek Heritage
Vanessa Lacewell, founder of Worldwide Origins, has spent over 30 years honoring Black Greek heritage with timeless designs that celebrate cultural pride.
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America’s Maritime Action Plan Creates Opportunity for the St. Louis Region
Ports in the St. Louis bi-state region welcome the recently announced America’s Maritime Action Plan, viewing it as a vital step toward strengthening maritime capabilities, improving supply chain resilience, and expanding domestic industrial growth.
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Stats Angst: Waiting on Your Test Results
Discover what “Stats Angst” means for men with prostate cancer, focusing on PSA levels—the crucial, yet often anxiety-inducing, measurement in prostate health. Learn more about managing health worries and understanding PSA testing.
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Cori Bush’s Return to the Political Arena: How Her Campaign is Shaping St. Louis’ Future
Former Congresswoman Cori Bush is running for Missouri’s 1st District, championing grassroots activism, affordable living, and justice for St. Louis.
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St. Louis Hero Keisha Lee Fights to Save the Legacy of Annie Malone Children and family Services. Will You Help?
Keisha Lee, CEO of Annie Malone Children & Family Services, champions a capital campaign to restore its historic facility and empower St. Louis families.
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Her Story Matters: Catina R. Shannon: Breaking Barriers in Government Affairs and Political Strategy
Catina R. Shannon, a St. Louis native, is a distinguished leader in government affairs and the first African American woman to lead Ameren Missouri’s Government Relations team. Her career spans decades of public service, political strategy, and community leadership.
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Nicole Blount on Leadership, Legacy, and Building a Future at Harris-Stowe State University
Nicole Blount, VP of Institutional Advancement at Harris-Stowe, is spearheading a $66M STEM expansion to transform education and workforce equity.
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A Superfund site in Minnesota is spreading, disrupting a tribe’s way of life
A Superfund site in Minnesota is spreading contamination, disrupting the traditional way of life for a local tribe. Learn about the environmental impact and ongoing efforts to address the crisis.
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From Dialysis to Determination: How PKL Kidney Lifesavers Is Turning Kidney Disease Pain into Purpose Across Missouri
PKL Kidney Lifesavers is turning the pain of kidney disease into purpose, providing life-changing support and advocacy for patients in Missouri.
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Missouri Senate Legislative Updates: Transgender Sports Ban, Five-Year License Plates, and True Charity Act
The Missouri Senate tackled major legislative topics this week, including hospital investments, library funding, tax deductions, and the transgender sports ban.
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When a Safety-Net Clinic Fails, the Harm Doesn’t Stay Inside Its Walls
The failure of safety-net clinics like CareSTL Health highlights the critical need for reliable healthcare access in underserved communities.
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Baskets & Badges First Responders Cup Brings Unity to the Court at McCluer North
The Baskets & Badges First Responders Cup at McCluer North High School brings police, firefighters, and youth together for a day of basketball, trust, and mentorship.
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Her Story Matters: In Her Prime: Patricia Washington on the Lie of Expiration, the Freedom of Becoming, and Women Over 40 as the Main Story: Linda Pritchard in Conversation with Patricia Washington Part 2
Patricia Washington’s “In Her Prime” challenges the outdated narrative of aging, celebrating the vitality and influence of women over 40.
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Her Story Matters: From Sundown Town, to Burn It Down: Linda Pritchard in Conversation with Patricia Washington Part 1
Pat Washington’s book, “From Sundown Town to Burn It Down,” sparks critical conversations about generational memory, resilience, and cultural narratives.
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Travel: Dr. Lance TBA, Economic Advisor to King Rivers, to Address 50 Kings in South Africa
Dr. Lance TBA, renowned economic advisor to King Rivers, is set to speak to 50 kings in South Africa, sharing insights on leadership, economic empowerment, and global development.
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Celebrate 150 years of Forest Park with local author Alan Kretchmar on March 31
Join us on Tuesday, March 31 at 7 p.m. in the UCPL auditorium for a special in-person event with author Alan Kretchmar. Discover the story of Forest Park’s transformation over the last 40 years in his new book, just in time for the park’s 150th anniversary.
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Black Community Fund: Driving Impact Through Grants, Scholarships, and Leadership
The Black Community Fund is a vital organization uplifting African-American communities in Kansas City through impactful grants, scholarships, and leadership initiatives.
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Top Questions About the U.S.-Israel Conflict with Iran and Its Impact on U.S. Citizens
The U.S. and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran, targeting its nuclear program and military infrastructure, sparking regional instability and global impacts.
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St. Louis Crime Chime: Buried by Bills: How Ervin Lupoe’s Despair Destroyed Seven Lives
How financial pressure and silence led to one of California’s most devastating family tragedies.”
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St. Louis Crime Chime: Freedom Denied: Missouri’s Relentless Pursuit of Christopher Dunn
Christopher Dunn’s case reveals the relentless pursuit of justice in Missouri, as he battles to clear his name after decades of wrongful imprisonment.
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St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Missing in Missouri: Let’s Find Lannae Washington
Lannae Washington, a 17-year-old from Florissant, Missouri, has been missing since February 21. Authorities and the community are rallying to find her.
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From Hip-Hop to Humanity: G Souldier Takes Home Global Music Award
Lacey “G Souldier” Turner wins a Global Music Award for his humanitarian anthem “We Are The Leaders For Clean Water,” inspiring global change.
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Minnesota’s $3.7B Budget Windfall, Refugee Victory, and a Mail Theft Epidemic: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Minnesota’s budget surplus grows by $1.3B, refugees gain legal protections, and Becker residents struggle with a wave of mail theft.
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St. Paul Protesters Face Federal Wrath, Deadly Designer Bag Drama, and a Snowstorm Showdown: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review
Federal charges hit St. Paul protesters, a fatal shooting over a designer bag rocks Minneapolis, and a snowstorm looms over the Twin Cities.