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From Juvenile Prison to Raising Four College-Educated Sons: The Legacy of “Big Rob” Roundtree

From Juvenile Prison to Raising Four College-Educated Sons: The Legacy of “Big Rob” Roundtree In a world where negative statistics

103.7 The Beat Celebrates 24 Years of Serving the Community

103.7 The Beat Celebrates 24 Years of Serving the Community Muskegon, MI — In February, 103.7 The Beat proudly celebrated

️ WUVS 103.7 The Beat Thanks Public Media Group for Emergency Support During Critical Time

️ WUVS 103.7 The Beat Thanks Public Media Group for Emergency Support During Critical Time MUSKEGON, MI — WUVS 103.7

Muskegon Lady Reds Capture Historic First State Championship

Muskegon Lady Reds Capture Historic First State Championship History has been made in Muskegon. The Muskegon Lady Reds girls basketball

Congress Pulls Funding for Public Radio: Help Save 103.7 The Beat

Congress Pulls Funding for Public Radio: Help Save 103.7 The Beat For over 23 years, 103.7 The Beat has been

Discover 7 Affordable Safari Packages Available at VisitTanzania4Less.com

Discover 7 Affordable Safari Packages Available at VisitTanzania4Less.com Exploring Tanzania’s majestic landscapes and witnessing its diverse wildlife doesn’t have to

Opinion: Gavin Newsom’s 400 diapers per baby is easy PR. While Public defecation has become a normalized feature of life in parts of the state

caption… Governor Newsom’s new Golden State Start program will hand out 400 free diapers to every newborn through hospitals, but

Opinion: Why Karen Bass Deserves to Be a One-Term Mayor

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass After four years under Mayor Karen Bass, the city’s challenges—homelessness, public safety, housing affordability, and

22-Year-Old HBCU Grad Makes History as the Youngest Mayor of His City in Georgia

Nationwide — Jayden Williams, a 22-year-old HBCU graduate of Clark Atlanta University, recently made history as Stockbridge, Georgia’s youngest mayor

14-Year-Old Black Girl Suffers Brain Injury After School Police Body-Slammed Her, Officer Not Fired

Nationwide — Ke’Nadie Cathey, a 14-year-old African American girl from North Carolina, suffered a brain injury after a school resource officer

Black Woman Shares Evidence, Confirming Her Allegations That Her White Neighbors Are Stalking Her

Nationwide — Sheila Lynch, a 67-year-old retired African American woman from Collierville, Tennessee, is sharing evidence that she says confirms

Regional Partners Celebrate Medical Talent Pipeline Partnership

For Immediate Release Educators, healthcare leaders, and workforce partners will gather at Muskegon Community College (MCC) on May 13, 2026

IN MEMORIAM: State Rep. G.A. Hardaway Sr. Dies at 71 After Short Illness – BlackPressUSA

By Lee Eric Smith | New Tri-State Defender Memphis leaders, community members and colleagues across Tennessee are reacting with

The Reader Who Became a Revolutionary: Kwame Nkrumah – BlackPressUSA

By Alex Mason | Minnesota Spokesman Recorder Kwame Nkrumah: How a Young Reader from the Gold Coast Became the

Baltimore Residents Press for New Investments at Taxpayers’ Night on FY2027 Budget – BlackPressUSA

By Megan Sayles | AFRO Staff Writermsayles@afro.com The Baltimore City Board of Estimates hosted Taxpayers’ Night on April 22, giving

OP-ED: Small Businesses Need Minnesota to Act on Pass-Through Tax Policy – BlackPressUSA

A Twin Cities Small Business Owner Is Urging Minnesota to Extend a Tax Policy That Could Save Thousands of Businesses