Supreme Court case could lead to loss of Black representation in Congress, but the scope is unknown
WASHINGTON (AP) – A neutering by the Supreme Court of the Voting Rights Act’s last remaining major provision would potentially trigger a political avalanche – an event that starts narrow but gathers momentum as it spreads across the national map. […]
Read More103 Years of Wisdom: Matriarch Maddie Evans Jones On Raleigh’s Past, Dr. Franklin, And The Power Of Memory
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer In a city defined by consistent growth, continually named a best place to move and to do business, the remarkable memory of Raleigh natives like Mattie Evans Jones is a priceless anchor to Raleigh’s profound […]
Read MoreUncertainty over the economy and tariffs forces many retailers to be cautious on holiday hiring
NEW YORK (AP) – Uncertainty over the economy and tariffs is forcing retailers to pull back or delay plans to hire seasonal workers who pack orders at distribution centers, serve shoppers at stores and build holiday displays during the most […]
Read MoreNC Republicans push plan to add new GOP district
NC NEWSLINE – North Carolina Republicans are quickly advancing a plan to add another Republican seat to the state’s congressional delegation. A state Senate committee on Monday adopted a plan that would likely make one more district unwinnable for a […]
Read MoreFederal Cuts Threaten N.C. School Lunches, Farmers And Advocates Say
NC Newsline – North Carolina state and local leaders gathered Monday at Oak Grove Elementary School in Raleigh to call on the General Assembly to fund the state’s Farm to School program, warning that federal cuts could threaten student nutrition […]
Read MoreThousands gather for No Kings Protest in Raleigh
NEWSLINE – For three hours along Capital Boulevard in northeast Raleigh, the honking did not stop. It wasn’t a traffic jam – from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, a steady stream of cars and trucks were honking their support for […]
Read MoreMeeting Tackles Racial Gaps in Black Reproductive Health
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer A community meeting titled ‘Fertility and Reproductive Health in the Black Community’, held at the Wake County Public Library in Raleigh last Tuesday, brought together healthcare professionals, advocates, scholars, and community members to address an […]
Read MoreFirst Baptist Church Welcomes Pastor Bouie
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer In North Carolina and throughout the south, it is hard to travel a mile without passing by a house of worship. They are plentiful and citizens have a vast amount of choices when deciding where […]
Read More‘We’re Here’: Black Female Gun Ownership in North Carolina
By Clay Morris MediaHub Dorrian Wilson grew up around guns. In her hometown of Franklin, Louisiana, having guns was so common that it wouldn’t be unusual for a 5-year-old to receive a rifle on their birthday. “We hunted, we fished, […]
Read MoreShaw Runs Away With The Win
DURHAM, N.C. – The Shaw University Bears staged an impressive comeback to defeat Winston-Salem State University 20-13 in a thrilling CIAA regular season matchup on October 11, 2025, at Durham County Memorial Stadium. The Bears overcame an early deficit with […]
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