You may have seen this video of Jevin Smith picking up his daughter Jayna from high school for the last time.

Explore how single Black fathers are adopting children from foster care, offering love, stability, and rewriting lives with strength and compassion.

Ali Siddiq delivers sharp, heartfelt laughs in “My Two Sons,” a stand-up special diving into fatherhood, growth, and hilarious real-life stories. The show aired March 9, 2025.

Barbara Boyd may have retired from television more than two decades ago, but the 96-year-old former journalist is once again making headlines — this time on social media.

A Journey Through Songs of Faith, Freedom, and Resilience

Living Colour rocked NPR’s Tiny Desk on June 25, 2025, celebrating the 35th anniversary of their iconic Time’s Up album.

After a two-decade wait (and a pandemic-era Zoom reunion that barely scratched our nostalgic itch), Noah’s Arc is finally back—and not just for a one-night stand.

After finding his calling in teaching and leading, Brandon Martin took his outreach beyond the classroom with Close Ties, a mentorship program that aims to turn kids in his community into leaders."I would teach from 9 to 5 and then I would reach from 5 to...

June 19, 1865 was a date that means so much to Texas. On that day in Galveston, Texas, slaves learned they were free. But actually realizing that freedom? It didn’t come easy.

In the years following the Civil War known as Reconstruction, newly-freed African American men could finally vote, and would be elected to represent Southerners in Congress.

A Jacksonville woman is celebrating a milestone--turning 100 years old. Dr. Hester Petty hit the century mark on May 17. News4JAX first introduced her to our viewers during our Black History Month coverage in February.

In a world where classical music was long dominated by white, male European voices, Florence Beatrice Price broke through the silence with a resounding chord of brilliance.

Celebrating 500 episodes of “The Jennifer Hudson Show” with a look back at unforgettable moments!

On May 26, 2025, under the dazzling lights of the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Janet Jackson made a resplendent return to the stage at the American Music Awards.

In a moving testament to resilience, memory, and justice long deferred, 79-year-old James Clark crossed the graduation stage this week at South Carolina State University—a place haunted by the echoes of injustice.