- 6 days ago
Before delving into the Yankees series and Burns’ debut, I must apologize for the delay in my column. I was at the beach, and the combination of parenting, heat, and sand made writing challenging. Fortunately, I didn’t miss much, as Cincinnati contin...
- 6 days ago
Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich disclosed that the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Ryan Hinton by a Cincinnati police officer on May 1 will not proceed to a grand jury, and no criminal charges will be filed against the officer involved. Pilli...
- 6 days ago
Following the announcement of FedEx Founder Fred Smith's passing at the age of 80 on Saturday, a wave of heartfelt tributes has emerged, transcending boundaries of race, gender, and political beliefs. People from all walks of life have come forward t...
- 1 week ago
A newly envisioned specialized crime lab for Shelby County is moving closer to fruition as county commissioners have unanimously endorsed a resolution that earmarks $5.5 million for ongoing operations at the planned facility. This additional financia...
- 1 week ago
In late March, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris bestowed honor upon Marie Pizano and her MVP3 Foundation by declaring March 2025 as “Marie Pizano & MVP3 Foundation Month.” This official proclamation praises the nonprofit’s significant endeavors aim...
- 1 week ago
The appointment of Marva Johnson to Florida A&M University has been described by Fedrick C. Ingram, secretary-treasurer of the American Federation of Teachers, as a deliberate political maneuver aimed at influencing Black institutions and shaping...
- 1 week ago
A 25-year-old Memphis resident, Trenton Abston, made his first court appearance on Friday, June 20, following his arrest for questionable conduct near the residence of Memphis Mayor Paul Young. Abston faces serious charges including attempted kidnapp...
- 1 week ago
Marzie Thomas, an esteemed figure in journalism, formerly held the role of publisher at The Tri-State Defender. Following her impactful tenure, she transitioned to a senior staff position for Congressman Steve Cohen. Tragically, Thomas passed away at...
- 1 week ago
Prepare for an uproarious experience that will have you in stitches. Expect to laugh uncontrollably, potentially to the point of tears, as humor is known to be the best remedy. This anthology promises to leave you doubled over, the comedic brillianc...
- 1 week ago
The eagerly awaited Midwest Black Family Reunion (BFR) is set for a four-day celebration in Cincinnati from August 14 to 17, 2025. This year’s festivities will feature performances by Midnight Star and the renowned gospel artist Fred Hammond, along w...
- 1 week ago
This marks my inaugural Sauvignon Blanc article for the Cincinnati Herald, showcasing a curated selection of my preferred labels. Occasionally, I indulge in Sauvignon Blanc, particularly from New Zealand, appreciating its vibrant acidity and complex...
- 1 week ago
Barbara Neely, co-founder and cherished matriarch of the renowned Interstate Bar-B-Q in Memphis, sadly departed this life on June 16 at the age of 86. Neely transcended her role as merely the spouse of barbecue legend Jim Neely; she was, for over fou...
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Some mornings are not merely beginnings but pivotal moments for transformation. On Saturday, May 10, the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. hosted its 30th Annual Bethune-Height Recognition Breakfast in Cincinnati, marking a day rich in significan...
- 1 week ago
America has systematically shortchanged Black communities for generations, often presenting illusions of progress. Historic promises, such as the infamous 40 acres and a mule, as well as current initiatives masquerading as reparative justice, reveal...
- 1 week ago
Despite the hope for equal opportunity established by the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954, a recent WalletHub study indicates that the U.S. educational system remains significantly unequal, particularly for Blac...