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Prince George’s County officials are addressing community concerns after a man was found dead Sunday morning near a business along Darcy Road in the Westphalia area of Upper Marlboro, Maryland. According to WUSA9’s report, police responded to the scene after receiving a report of a man found hanging outside. He was
Photo by Thirdman : https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-woman-wearing-black-active-wear-meditating-6957977/ by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors September 22, 2026 At the Sanctuary for Black Women, these simple practices are woven throughout the retreat’s integration sessions. Good Hope Estate & Plant Medicine Retreats Nestled in Jamaica’s lush Trelawny Parish sits Good Hope Estate, a historic 2,000-acre former sugar
A Jackson County grand jury returned a “no true bill” in relation to the death of Nolan Xavier Wells on July 4th weekend. The “no true bill” means the individuals who traveled with Wells to Horn Island have been cleared in relation to the case, and due to the evidence
The North Carolina A&T family is dealing with an unspeakable tragedy. University officials told WXII in Winston-Salem that a student, 21-year-old Dorian Jackson, died over the weekend after attempting to rescue his sister, who fell into Lake Norman during a kaykaking trip. The oldest of eight children, Jackson was set
Breana Turner, PhD, had been experiencing four years of symptoms before finally receiving a Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) diagnosis from her doctor in March 2025. Four years of test results that yielded “normal” results. Four years of inexplicable hair loss. Four years of large weight gain in short periods
There are many races to watch in November’s midterm elections. Many of them include Black female candidates on the ballot who stand to make history, even as Black women nationally face economic headwinds, as well as political and racist attacks. “I think we should be encouraged because we know that
When “A Different World” first aired from 1987 through 1993, bringing the sight of vibrant and complex Black college student life to living rooms around the country for the first time, Black student enrollment in colleges rose right alongside it. Enrollment in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), on which
Earlier this month, Black Entertainment Television pulled the plug on a generation of Black journalism. The network scrubbed thousands of articles from its website, erasing decades of news items and stories that not only helped document the culture of the moment but also became a hub for research and a
Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM by Selena Hill September 21, 2026 The celebrity sports personality is expanding his HBCU advocacy from the broadcast booth into scholarships. Stephen A. Smith is taking his support for historically Black colleges and universities from the TV screen to the bank. The ESPN
Solange Knowles has fans wondering whether new music is on the way after sharing footage from a band rehearsal featuring Summer Walker on electric guitar. The unexpected pairing became even more intriguing when Solange revealed that she personally asked Walker to return to playing guitar. In the Instagram video, Solange