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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

COMMENTARY: When Politics Intersects with Professional Sports

By David Marshall | Jacksonville Free Press (TriceEdneyWire.com) — It appears that every week, there is a news story or

COMMENTARY: What Andrew Young Reminded Me About Baltimore

By Mark A. Thomas | The AFRO Civil rights icon Andrew Young recently came to Baltimore as a guest of

OP-ED: Measure ER Offers an Opportunity to Vote Our Values

By Pastor K.W. Tulloss, Weller Street Missionary Baptist Church | Inland Valley News Los Angeles, CA — First Corinthians 12:14

DOJ Announces $90 Million Medicaid Fraud Indictment in Minneapolis as Acting AG No-Shows

By Clint Combs | Minnesota Spokesman Recorder 15 Indicted in $90 Million Minnesota Medicaid Fraud Case as Acting AG Defends

After the Ruling: How Trump’s Struck-Down Tariffs Impact Black-Owned Businesses

By Armani Durham | Howard University News Service On Feb. 20, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Learning Resources Inc.

Automatic Draft Registration Raises Questions Among Young Americans

By Morgan Knight, Armani Durham and Zoe Cummings | Howard University News Service As the federal government moves toward automatically registering

The NAACP is Calling for Athletes to Help Fight for Voting Rights

New ‘Out of Bounds’ campaign launches By Caleb Pugh | Our Weekly The NAACP is calling on athletes to hold

Danger on Our Streets: Echo News TV LLC Examines NJ’s Rising Crisis of Youth Pedestrian and Cyclist Injuries

Monmouth County, NJ – Echo News TV LLC reports with growing concern on the alarming rise of pedestrian and bicyclist

‘Find a Way or Make a Way’: Congresswoman Nikema Williams Announces $250,000 in Campus Security Funding for CAU

By Laura Nwogu | The Atlanta Voice Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have faced a surge of threats across the

The Map That Beat Rep. Al Green

By TotallyRandie BPUSA Social Media Correspondent On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Rep. Christian D. Menefee defeated Congressman Al Green in

COMMENTARY: A “Main Street” Bank Bill That Would Really Hurt Main Street

By BlackPressUSA Newswire By Ben Jealous In Washington, the name on a bill is often the opposite of what it