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
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
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
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
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
The now-famous park is on land where neighborhoods like Seneca Village once stood. Seneca Village, a predominantly Black town, was located on about 40 acres of land between West 82nd and West 89th Streets at Central Park West. This year marks the 200th anniversary of the community forming in 1825. Continue reading 200 Years Later: The Black Neighborhood Destroyed to Create Central Park