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Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch to Retire After Clash With Trump Over Black History Museum

Nationwide — Lonnie Bunch is stepping down as secretary of the Smithsonian Institution at the end of 2026 after a year of growing tension between the museum system and the Donald Trump administration over how American history should be presented. Bunch, who has led the Smithsonian since 2019, announced his retirement Tuesday. He said he was leaving with “very mixed emotions and heartfelt gratitude.” His departure comes as the Smithsonian faces increased scrutiny over how its museums present American history ahead […]

todaySeptember 14, 2026

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ANTHONY HAMILTON, LEELA JAMES AND RAHEEM DEVAUGHN COMING TO VAN ANDEL ARENA ON OCTOBER 16

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE COMING TO VAN ANDEL ARENA ON OCTOBER 16 Tickets Available at Ticketmaster.com GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (July 8, 2026) – GRAMMY® Award-winning singer, Anthony Hamilton, is coming to Van Andel Arena on October 16 at 8 p.m. with Leela James and Raheem DeVaughn. Fans will get the opportunity to experience an unforgettable night as the highly celebrated artists perform their chart-topping hits live. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.com. Proclaimed a "national treasure" by the Los Angeles Times, GRAMMY® […]

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Muskegon County Residents Affected by April Flooding Urged to Apply for FEMA/SBA Assistance by August 31

MUSKEGON, MI – Muskegon County Emergency Management is reminding residents affected by April storms and flooding that they may qualify for FEMA/SBA disaster assistance. Residents are encouraged to apply before the August 31, 2026, deadline. “Many Muskegon County residents are still recovering,” said Renee Gavin, Muskegon County Emergency Manager. “Anyone who sustained damage from the April storms and flooding should apply as soon as possible. Even residents with insurance may qualify for FEMA/SBA assistance for eligible expenses not fully covered […]

todayJuly 29, 2026

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Business Equity Initiative Fund grantees announced

Muskegon, MI — The Business Equity Initiative Fund, at the Community Foundation for Muskegon County, has awarded $40,000 in grants to women business owners. The fund has been established to support Muskegon women business owners, with the goal to position these women for success and support local economic development that is diverse, equitable and inclusive. In presenting the awards, the founders of the fund noted that the number of applicants – close to 30 – reflects the need for attention […]

todayMay 21, 2026

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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 after defeating two-term incumbent Anthony Ford with 53 percent of the vote. Born and raised in Stockbridge, Williams said his win reflects the community’s desire for progress. “Beating a two-time incumbent is huge, and it just shows that Stockbridge is ready for some change,” he told Fox 5 Atlanta. Williams’ interest in public service started early. He served as Youth […]

todayMay 6, 2026

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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 body-slammed her during a fight outside West Charlotte High School. An internal investigation later led to a two-day unpaid suspension, and the officer remained employed. Officer Hasun Rogers responded to a report of a fight after school dismissal at West Charlotte High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. A large crowd formed in the parking lot as students ran toward the […]

todayMay 6, 2026

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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 her accusations that a group of vigilante neighbors has been secretly surveilling her in her own home with video and audio for more than five months. The evidence consists of a MAC address for the suspected teenage technology expert who has cloned her phones, broken into every digital device she has, and permeated every one of her accounts online. The […]

todayMay 6, 2026

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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 from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. for “Race to Talent,” an informational session highlighting the growing impact of the Medical Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program (MARAP). The event will spotlight how collaboration between Trinity Health, University of Michigan Health-West, Muskegon Community College, and West Michigan Works! is creating new pathways into healthcare careers while addressing workforce shortages across the region. MAPRP […]

todayMay 6, 2026

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Black Woman Wins $15M Lawsuit After Her White Boss Called Her the N-Word

Nationwide — La-Kebbia “Kiki” Wilson, an African American woman from Fresno, California, who endured years of racial harassment at work, won $15 million in a federal lawsuit against the city. The jury found the city liable for racial discrimination and retaliation. A white co-worker, Charles Smith, also received damages. According to Atlanta Black Star, Wilson’s struggles began in 2004 when she joined Fresno’s code enforcement division. She said her supervisor, Howard Lacy, displayed open hostility toward Black employees, making racist […]

todayMarch 26, 2026