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Family to get $3.25 million settlement after woman declared dead was found alive at funeral home
The family of Timesha Beauchamp, a 20-year-old woman with cerebral palsy, is set to receive a $3.25 million settlement. This follows an incident in August 2020 where she was mistakenly pronounced dead....
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Martin University: Indiana’s only predominantly Black university, announces closure after almost 50 years
After nearly 50 years, Martin University, Indiana’s only predominantly Black university, has formally announced its impending closure, ending weeks of speculation about its future. In December, the...
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Atlanta couple build crystal bowl app after devastating year of grief to help others pause
The year 2025 was emotionally draining for Joel and Jessica Myers, marked by the profound grief of losing Jessica’s mother, Joel’s brother, and his grandfather. Yet, amidst the hardship...
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Meet the mompreneur who reopened the only Black-owned children’s bookstore despite death threats
Children’s book author and mother of two, Victoria Scott-Miller, decided to proactively address the pressing need for Black children’s books for young people. Her decision comes amid recent...
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New Jersey: Ice-T’s marijuana dispensary shuts down less than a year after opening
The Medicine Woman, a Jersey City dispensary co-owned by rapper and actor Ice-T (real name is Tracy Lauren Marrow), has ceased operations less than a year after opening. An employee of the establishment...
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South Florida: Jamaican-American mayor recognized as one of most influential Black women
Lauderhill’s dynamic Jamaican-American Mayor, Denise Grant, has been recognized for her exceptional leadership, earning a spot on Legacy Magazine’s 2025 list of Florida’s Most Influential...
