Responders recall a mission of recovery and grief a year after the midair collision near DC

For some, it was the children’s luggage and small ice skates that became indelible memories of the night a passenger plane ...

Even as Community Journal turns 50, its mission hasn't aged | Opinion

As the Community Journal nears its 50th birthday, it continues to serve as vital source of connection and information for ...
QCity Metro

The Great 28: Black Charlotteans who are shaping our city

Charlotte is a work in progress, shaped by countless residents dedicated to improving the lives of others. In that spirit, QCity Metro presents this 2026 edition of The Great 28.
Opinion

Erasure of Black trailblazers nears historic high as Black History Month turns 50 | Opinion

Not since the Enlightenment period have attempts to downplay, distort and revise history when it comes to Black achievements been so blatant.

Black History Month centennial channels angst over anti-DEI climate into education, free resources

Despite proclaiming last February as National Black History Month, President Donald Trump's second term has been marked by ...

Museum honors Albuquerque police's first Black officers

Jinx Baskerville was APD's first Black female officer, who opened doors for many -- among them Interim Chief Cecily Barker.

Are Black Panthers protesting in 2026? Look out for these misleading images

We pieced together AI-generated, doctored, outdated or misrepresented images claiming to document a resurgence of the dissolved Black Panther Party.

100 years of remembering, honoring and celebrating ourselves: A brief history of Black History celebrations

How Negro History Week, founded by Carter G. Woodson in 1926, evolved into today’s nationally recognized Black History Month.