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G Souldier holding his Global Music Award for “We Are The Leaders For Clean Water”
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From Hip-Hop to Humanity: G Souldier Takes Home Global Music Award

by Lacey G Souldier TurnerMarch 1, 2026March 1, 2026

Lacey “G Souldier” Turner wins a Global Music Award for his humanitarian anthem “We Are The Leaders For Clean Water,” inspiring global change.

 Minnesota budget surplus report, refugees protected, and Becker mail theft concerns
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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

by Samuel E. OrtizFebruary 28, 2026February 28, 2026

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

by Ondrea P. SeoulFebruary 28, 2026February 28, 2026

Federal charges hit St. Paul protesters, a fatal shooting over a designer bag rocks Minneapolis, and a snowstorm looms over the Twin Cities.

Red Lake murder verdict, ICE agent rescue, and Twin Cities infrastructure issues
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Red Lake Murder Shocker, ICE Agent’s Heroic Rescue, and Twin Cities’ Infrastructure Meltdown: Minneapolis and St. Paul’s Week In Review

by Metalle TagnerFebruary 28, 2026February 28, 2026

A Red Lake mother’s murder conviction shocks the state, an ICE agent’s heroics inspire, and Twin Cities infrastructure faces critical challenges.

Portrait of Brigadier General Hazel Johnson-Brown, the first Black woman to lead the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, symbolizing her groundbreaking achievements.
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Historical Black Figures: The Hidden Healers: Trailblazer in Uniform: Hazel Johnson-Brown and the Transformation of Military Nursing

by Dr. Frederick EcholsFebruary 28, 2026February 25, 2026

Brigadier General Hazel Johnson-Brown broke barriers as the first Black woman to lead the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, transforming military healthcare and nursing education.

A black and white portrait of Dr. Ayanna Howard, an African American woman with curly hair, smiling warmly. The image is framed in an ornate golden frame, highlighting her achievements in robotics and AI.
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Black To The Future: Did You Know? Celebrating 28 African American Trailblazers – Day 28: Dr. Ayanna Howard – Pioneering Robotics and Inspiring STEM

by Dr. Frederick EcholsFebruary 28, 2026February 25, 2026

Discover how Dr. Ayanna Howard has reshaped the landscape of technology with her groundbreaking work in robotics and AI, inspiring a new generation.

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Kansas City Continues Its Legacy as a College Basketball Capital in 2026

by Visit Kansas City MOFebruary 27, 2026March 2, 2026

Discover how Kansas City is cementing its reputation as a college basketball powerhouse in 2024 with exciting coaching hires and thrilling matchups among top-ranked teams. Stay updated on the latest from KC’s vibrant hoops scene.

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DC BLACK PRIDE 2026 THEME REVEAL SET FOR INTIMATE, HIGH-ENERGY ‘SPEAKEASY HAPPY HOUR’ IN WASHINGTON, DC

by The Newsletter 05February 27, 2026March 2, 2026

Join the Center for Black Equity on March 2 at Union Stage for a speakeasy-style happy hour as they reveal the 2026 DC Black Pride theme. Enjoy performances, music, and community at this free event leading up to Pride Weekend.

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BLACK WALL STREET 2.0: HBCU Business Scholars Predict the Next Era of Leadership Amid War, Tariffs, and AI Disruption

by EIN PresswireFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Discover key predictions for 2026 from Langston University School of Business as global conflicts, tariffs, and AI advancements reshape entrepreneurship, leadership, and trust in a rapidly disrupted economy.

State Farm headquarters announces $5 billion dividend payout.
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State Farm Dividend, Suburban Parking Fees, and Dining Trends: Chicagoland’s Week In Review

by Samuel E. OrtizFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

This week’s regional news highlights include State Farm’s $5 billion dividend, suburban parking fees, and the rise of celebrity restaurants.

Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant announces new immigration policy.
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Will County’s Week: Immigration, Green Energy, and Tragedy: Chicagoland’s Week In Review

by Samuel E. OrtizFebruary 27, 2026February 28, 2026

Will County makes bold moves on immigration and green energy while mourning a tragic car accident in Joliet. Here’s what you need to know.

Rev. Jesse Jackson speaking passionately in formal attire against a black background.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Honored, Crime Updates, and Chicago’s Weather Shift: Chicagoland’s Week In Review

by Metalle TagnerFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Chicago reflects on Rev. Jesse Jackson’s legacy, rare crime-free hours, and a dramatic weather shift from warmth to freezing temperatures.

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Memphis Designer Prep Curry to Reveal Third Official Grizzlies Collaboration at Grit x Art

by The Newsletter 05February 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Memphis designer Prep Curry is set to unveil the third official Grizzlies collaboration at Grit x Art, blending sports and art in a unique Memphis-inspired collection. Discover the latest in Memphis basketball and fashion.

Detroit Lions players celebrating on the field after earning All-Pro honors, surrounded by confetti and cheering fans.
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Detroit Lions in Germany, Weather Swings, and EV Innovation: Detroit’s Week In Review

by Metalle TagnerFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

The Detroit Lions’ Munich Game, spring-like weather, and tiny electric trucks showcase Michigan’s dynamic sports, weather, and business stories.

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Dutch Girl Donuts Expands Amid Detroit’s Urban Growth: Detroit’s Week In Review

by Ondrea P. SeoulFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Detroit’s urban growth shines with the I-75 cap project, affordable housing for veterans, and Dutch Girl Donuts’ expansion in the North End.

Governor Whitmer delivering her final State of the State address in Michigan.
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Michigan in Transition: Whitmer’s Legacy, Tax Overhaul, and UAW Fallout: Detroit’s Week In Review

by Ondrea P. SeoulFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Governor Whitmer’s final State of the State address, a bold tax proposal, and Stellantis UAW fallout mark Michigan’s pivotal political and economic changes.

Two individuals stand on a vehicle with raised fists during a protest, surrounded by a crowd and urban street elements, including traffic lights and a "Black Lives Matter" sign.
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Surge in Regional Crime: Street Takeovers, Violent Incidents, and the Fight for Public Safety: D.C.’s Week In Review

by Samuel E. OrtizFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

The DMV is grappling with a surge in regional crime, including street takeovers and violent incidents. Explore the latest public safety updates.

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DC Council Oversight Hearings: Tackling High Energy Bills, Police Accountability, and Budget Shifts: D.C.’s Week In Review

by Ondrea P. SeoulFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

The DC Council oversight hearings address high energy bills and public safety concerns. Discover how these issues affect DMV residents.

A stream of dirty, brown water flows from a silver faucet into a white ceramic sink, indicating a water contamination problem.
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Is Your Water Safe? The Truth About the Potomac Sewage Spill, Contamination Fears, and Repair Timelines: D.C.’s Week In Review

by Metalle TagnerFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Excerpt: The Potomac sewage spill has raised serious water safety concerns in the DMV. Discover the latest updates on contamination risks and repair efforts.

Chicago crime scene with police lights illuminating a gritty urban street.
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St. Louis’ Crime Chime: Windy City Woes: This Week’s Pulse in Chicago Crime

by St. Louis Crime ChimeFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

This week in Chicago crime: Little Village mourns a father and son, Woodlawn reels from a mass shooting, and ATM thefts surge across districts.

Miguel performing live at The Armory in Minneapolis, one of the top events in the Twin Cities this week.
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Things To Do In The Twin Cities: Miguel, MarsCon & The Hockey Expo

by Pagee' SpeedeFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Discover the best events in Minneapolis and St. Paul for March 2–8, 2026, featuring concerts, expos, and cultural highlights in the Twin Cities.

Chicago Bagel Fest at Old Crow Smokehouse with bagels and live music
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Things To Do In Chicagoland: Bagel Fest, Blackhawks Game, and More

by Artemis IngramFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Explore the best events in Chicago and Will County from March 1–8, 2026, featuring food festivals, sports, live music, and cultural performances.

Detroit skyline at night showcasing vibrant city lights.
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Things To Do In Detroit: Motor City Tattoo Expo, Marlon Wayans Comedy and Interactive Light Art

by Pagee' SpeedeFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Explore Detroit’s vibrant week of events, from the Motor City Tattoo Expo to Marlon Wayans’ comedy show and a stunning light art installation.

Stereophonic play on Broadway with music by Arcade Fire's Will Butler
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Things To Do In D.C.: Whiskey Walk, Comedy, and Theater Highlights

by Artemis IngramFebruary 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Explore Washington, DC’s vibrant events this week, featuring the DC Whiskey Walk, comedy tours, theater performances, and cultural celebrations.

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Mental watch: Let’s have a conversation about anxiety

by The Newsletter 05February 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Anxiety is meant to capture attention and stimulate you to make necessary changes to protect what you care about.

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