What would you do if your child or your best friend in the world is missing? But, no one seems to care but you.
Bill Johnson has held many titles including GI, soldier, and police captain. This Christmas, “dad” is a new title, and the Zachary native is ecstatic to…
The award is named after civil rights icon and Scotlandville native Acie J. Belton, who founded the Baton Rouge Second Ward Voter’s League and served as…
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Family and community leaders to celebrate Ponds' life Saturday, July 16 at First True Love World Outreach Ministries in Ponchatoula.
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During tonight's rememberance of the shooting deaths of Denver Smith and Leonard Brown, Gov. John Bel Edwards issued an official apology from the state.
A group of journalists with Louisiana ties has launched a new calendar and awards program honoring outstanding women of color.
Bobbie Seymour, 66, heard of Peter Jackson, 1804, eight years ago and began tracking her family lineage. She believes her findings are connecting her…
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On Nov.16, 1972, chaos ensued after law enforcement officers fired tear gas into a crowd of students at Southern University. After the smoke cleared…
People of color who arrive for jury duty face prosecutors performing magic tricks, creating jury panels that lack diversity, and thereby stripping the…
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A Talk with Eddie Ponds, founding publisher of The DrumWatch now (29 min) | Historian Antionette Harrell interviews Eddie Ponds, founding publisher of The Drum as part of her ongoing video series and…
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After nearly 60 years, retired Army Col. Paris Davis, a Southern University and A&M College alumnus, has received the Medal of Honor for his courageous…
The public is invited to cheer on Scotlandville or Madison Prep. Fri. Sept. 16, vote to continue free concerts, and preview the renovations plan for the…