A maternal health crisis continues to disproportionately impact the Black community, with Black mothers experiencing ...
Downtown Jacksonville got a citrus-inspired twist Sunday, October 4. as the Lemon Drop Festival transformed Ford on Bay into ...
The black-tie affair brought together fashion enthusiasts, entrepreneurs and community supporters for an evening of custom ...
The 25th Annual Soul Food and Music Festival celebrated its silver anniversary Oct. 3., drawing an enthusiastic crowd to Vera ...
BPM is a Harlem-based national media arts nonprofit that funds and helps distribute stories about the Black experience and ...
Age may be just a number, but for two Jacksonville women celebrating their 75th and 85th birthdays, the milestones represent ...
A new photography book offers a rare look inside the former Johnson Publishing Company headquarters at 820 S. Michigan Ave., ...
WASHINGTON INFORMER — Federal agents searched the D.C.-area home of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) on Monday, 22 days before ...
Upcoming recruitment stops in November will take FAMU representatives across Central Florida and the Tampa Bay area. The ...
Jacksonville has unveiled a new Civil Rights Trail Marker honoring A. Phillip Randolph, the Jacksonville-raised labor leader whose fight for radical equality helped reshape American history.
Domestic violence claimed 21 lives in Duval County in 2025, with at least one fatal case reported in every Jacksonville ...
From the Streets to the Spotlight: Charles Scantling Celebrates 75 Years of Music and Second Chances
Born October 11, 1951, Scantling graduated from Eugene Butler High School in 1969. tune when involvement in street life led to a prison sentence of three years, six months and nine days for assault.
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