Black Churches Beef Up Hurricane Relief Aid
As the Trump administration considers an overhaul of FEMA, some denominations are strengthening their own disaster plans. Continue reading Black Churches Beef Up Hurricane Relief Aid
Author: Randi Richardson
Randi Richardson is the executive editor and anchor of Reported with Randi Richardson, a digital news show on YouTube and an online newspaper on randirichardsonreports.com. She was previously a reporter at NBC News and graduated from Brown University.
Eli Lilly Sues COGIC Leaders Over Alleged $200 Million Drug Rebate Scheme
The pharmaceutical company claims four members of the Church of God in Christ fraudulently resold a discounted diabetes drug. Continue reading Eli Lilly Sues COGIC Leaders Over Alleged $200 Million Drug Rebate Scheme
Flint’s Selah’s Red Tent celebrates one year of supporting mothers through birth and beyond
Selah’s Red Tent helps dozens of mothers through its free services of birth education courses, sleep training, and more. Continue reading Flint’s Selah’s Red Tent celebrates one year of supporting mothers through birth and beyond
Flint’s liability to multiple water suppliers has residents confused and angry
Residents lament new rate increases and how Flint has replaced less than 20% of its main water pipelines. Continue reading Flint’s liability to multiple water suppliers has residents confused and angry
Flint Water Crisis settlement checks roll in as residents lament 12th anniversary
The first wave of payouts began December 2025 for property claims. Compensation for adult injuries is expected to start disbursing next month. Continue reading Flint Water Crisis settlement checks roll in as residents lament 12th anniversary
Property owners are trying to flip Flint back to its heyday
The investments have landed Flint’s home ownership rate three percentage points above the national average. Continue reading Property owners are trying to flip Flint back to its heyday
AP African American Studies Course Meets This Sociopolitical Moment
Despite the course being less available and less recognized than other AP classes, teachers emphasize its importance. Continue reading AP African American Studies Course Meets This Sociopolitical Moment
An Assault Over Dogs in Brooklyn Calls Into Question Hate Crimes Criteria
This story and video first published Feb. 25, 2026, on OffBeat Research’s website and Instagram. Troy McLeod’s stained yellow gloves kept his hands warm as he powered his wheelchair forward on a chilly afternoon in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. He was walking his muzzled dogs, passing by brownstones and parked cars under a cloudy sky. A man suddenly confronted him, yelling that he should not be … Continue reading An Assault Over Dogs in Brooklyn Calls Into Question Hate Crimes Criteria
What Might New York City’s Education System Look Like Under Zohran Mamdani?
The city’s $40 billion K-12 public education system has been under mayoral control since 2002. Mamdani wants to end that. Continue reading What Might New York City’s Education System Look Like Under Zohran Mamdani?
Randi’s WSJ Social Video Highlight Reel
From pitching to scriptwriting, shooting, producing and editing, here’s some of my best work that published in The Wall Street Journal. Continue reading Randi’s WSJ Social Video Highlight Reel
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