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Every generation faces its own set of unique challenges. Today, it’s no secret that America’s youth is going through it, but for Black Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the situation is even more alarming. Suicide rates among Black adolescents skyrocketed 144% between 2007 and 2020, underscoring a growing mental health
Junior Bridgeman, a basketball standout who led Louisville to a Final Four, played 12 seasons in the NBA and then launched an even more successful career as a businessman with stakes in publishing, restaurants and the Milwaukee Bucks, died Tuesday. He was 71. Bridgeman was a fixture in Louisville after
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer When you meet someone who exudes passion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to justice, it’s hard not to be inspired. This month, we had the privilege of sitting down with a dynamic attorney whose journey from Springfield, Missouri, to the courtroom is
Recently, Alaila Everett, a high school track star, went viral on social media after a video showed what looked like her intentionally striking her opponent in the head. However, she says that’s far from the truth. Everett, a senior at I.C. Norcom High School in Portsmouth, Va., broke her silence
Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the death of a 20-year-old college student in Baton Rouge, La., who died after an alleged hazing incident. On Monday, March 10, Kyle Thurman was taken into custody, and on Tuesday, March 11, Isaiah Smith turned himself in to authorities, local
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer Balancing a career in public service, healthcare, and community leadership is no small feat. With a rich educational background and a career rooted in advocacy, Heather Hardinger is making waves in Springfield as both the Director of the Office of Consumer Experience
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer When it comes to blending professional success with meaningful community impact, few individuals embody this balance as seamlessly as Monica Horton. With a rich educational background, a fulfilling career in social services, and a deep commitment to civic engagement, her story is
By Nicki Donnelson, efactory In today’s rapidly evolving job market, continuous learning is no longer just an advantage. It’s a necessity. Investing in your professional development is crucial for career growth, increased earning potential and greater job satisfaction. Enter efactory: A hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, it offers a variety
March is National Kidney Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about kidney health, especially within Black and Brown communities, as we face a significantly higher risk of kidney disease. Your kidneys play a vital role in wellness by filtering waste, balancing fluids, and regulating blood pressure. Many people of
The famous “Black Lives Matter” mural that has adorned a block of 16th Street, just north of the White House since 2020 is being removed. City crews began the process of removal on March 10, days after D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser informed city residents that the city had “bigger fish
Every generation faces its own set of unique challenges. Today, it’s no secret that America’s youth is going through it, but for Black Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the situation is even more alarming. Suicide rates among Black adolescents skyrocketed 144% between 2007 and 2020, underscoring a growing mental health
Junior Bridgeman, a basketball standout who led Louisville to a Final Four, played 12 seasons in the NBA and then launched an even more successful career as a businessman with stakes in publishing, restaurants and the Milwaukee Bucks, died Tuesday. He was 71. Bridgeman was a fixture in Louisville after
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer When you meet someone who exudes passion, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to justice, it’s hard not to be inspired. This month, we had the privilege of sitting down with a dynamic attorney whose journey from Springfield, Missouri, to the courtroom is
Recently, Alaila Everett, a high school track star, went viral on social media after a video showed what looked like her intentionally striking her opponent in the head. However, she says that’s far from the truth. Everett, a senior at I.C. Norcom High School in Portsmouth, Va., broke her silence
Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the death of a 20-year-old college student in Baton Rouge, La., who died after an alleged hazing incident. On Monday, March 10, Kyle Thurman was taken into custody, and on Tuesday, March 11, Isaiah Smith turned himself in to authorities, local
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer Balancing a career in public service, healthcare, and community leadership is no small feat. With a rich educational background and a career rooted in advocacy, Heather Hardinger is making waves in Springfield as both the Director of the Office of Consumer Experience
By Samuel G. Knox | UniteNews Staff Writer When it comes to blending professional success with meaningful community impact, few individuals embody this balance as seamlessly as Monica Horton. With a rich educational background, a fulfilling career in social services, and a deep commitment to civic engagement, her story is
By Nicki Donnelson, efactory In today’s rapidly evolving job market, continuous learning is no longer just an advantage. It’s a necessity. Investing in your professional development is crucial for career growth, increased earning potential and greater job satisfaction. Enter efactory: A hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, it offers a variety
March is National Kidney Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about kidney health, especially within Black and Brown communities, as we face a significantly higher risk of kidney disease. Your kidneys play a vital role in wellness by filtering waste, balancing fluids, and regulating blood pressure. Many people of
The famous “Black Lives Matter” mural that has adorned a block of 16th Street, just north of the White House since 2020 is being removed. City crews began the process of removal on March 10, days after D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser informed city residents that the city had “bigger fish
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