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Ryan Clark Launches New Show After ESPN Departure: ‘I’m Not Lamenting What Was Lost’

By Black Information Network Ryan Clark is back on the air just weeks after ESPN let him go. The former NFL safety debuted The Pivot Sports with Ryan Clark Monday (September 14) on The Pivot’s YouTube channel. The new program features Clark alongside former NFL players Channing Crowder and Fred Taylor. The show brings the trio’s football conversations to a live format,...

IHOP Manager

Allegedly Told Black Workers ‘If It’s Not White, It’s Not Right’ This post was originally published on this site. Four Black employees at an IHOP in Florida are suing the restaurant chain and its franchisee, alleging a white former manager subjected them to years of racist harassment and retaliated after they...

El-Sayed Announces Plan to Grow Black Businesses, Homeownership

By Sam Robinson Sam Robinson is a journalist covering regional politics and popular culture. In 2024, Robinson founded Detroit one million, a local news website tailored toward young people. He has reported for MLive, Rolling Stone, Axios and the Detroit Free Press. Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Tuesday released...

Black Mom Gets New Trial After Same Judge In Lindsay Clancy Case Excluded Mental Health Records

By Black Information Network This post was originally published on this site. A Black Massachusetts mother who was sentenced to life without parole for killing her two young sons has been granted a new trial after the state’s highest court ruled that jurors were improperly prevented from hearing evidence about her...

Supreme Court Blocks Trump Mail-In Ballot Restrictions

by Jamil Ragland and Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — The U.S. Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to institute new rules on mail-in voting Monday evening in a 7-2 emergency decision. Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas dissented, according to reports. The decision comes as some states already are sending...

Latest Quinnipiac Poll Shows Lamont With Lead

by Donald Eng HAMDEN, CT — More than half of likely voters would give Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont a third term, according to the results of the latest Quinnipiac University poll. The same poll showed Lamont leading Sen. Ryan Fazio, his Republican challenger, among women and unaffiliated voters. Fazio held...

Democrats Defend Energy Policy, Clean Energy Efforts

by Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT — With global uncertainty driving up energy costs just weeks before a statewide election and Republicans saying the party in charge hasn’t done enough, Democratic officials and clean energy advocates declared their efforts to lower energy prices have helped keep prices stable. Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz,...

IHOP Manager

Allegedly Told Black Workers ‘If It’s Not White, It’s Not Right’ This post was originally published on this site. Four Black employees at an IHOP in...

El-Sayed Announces Plan to Grow Black Businesses, Homeownership

By Sam Robinson Sam Robinson is a journalist covering regional politics and popular culture. In 2024, Robinson founded Detroit one million, a local news website...

Black Mom Gets New Trial After Same Judge In Lindsay Clancy Case Excluded Mental Health Records

By Black Information Network This post was originally published on this site. A Black Massachusetts mother who was sentenced to life without parole for killing her...

Mayor Mamdani celebrates African Heritage at Gracie Mansion

by Ariama C. Long From Little Senegal in Harlem to Little Liberia in Staten Island to Little Accra in the Bronx and Little Nigeria in...

Black Americans have doubts about the U.S. food system, new Word In Black survey finds

by JENIFEER PORTER GORE, Word in Black More than half of respondents don’t trust that the food they buy is safe, and rising grocery prices...

This city led the way on reparations for Black people. Trump is trying to stop it

Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Adrian Florido As a child in the 1960s, Allie Zemtseff saw how her mother, a Black woman, was turned away by landlords while...

Obama says Democrats should have a ‘very clear plan’ on AI policy

Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com  By Monica Alba and Raquel Coronell Uribe  Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to prioritize developing a plan around artificial intelligence, saying that’s what he would...

Nine HBCU bands pack Savannah State for a historic showdown

By Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Savannah State University hosted the Big HBCU Battle of the Bands on Sunday, September 13, 2026 bringing nine marching bands from across...

‘Like an apocalyptic movie’: How Americans remember the 9/11 attacks

By Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Michelle Garcia After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the oft-repeated refrain became “Never Forget.” Twenty-five years later, it’s clear that many who...

JPMorgan CEO, wife give $12 million to HBCUs

by The St. Louis American staff Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Twelve historically Black colleges and universities will receive $1 million each to strengthen their permanent endowments through a...
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Supreme Court Blocks Trump Mail-In Ballot Restrictions

by Jamil Ragland and Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — The U.S. Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to institute new rules on mail-in voting Monday evening in a 7-2...

Latest Quinnipiac Poll Shows Lamont With Lead

by Donald Eng HAMDEN, CT — More than half of likely voters would give Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont a third term, according to the results of the latest Quinnipiac University...

Democrats Defend Energy Policy, Clean Energy Efforts

by Jamil Ragland HARTFORD, CT — With global uncertainty driving up energy costs just weeks before a statewide election and Republicans saying the party in charge hasn’t done enough, Democratic...

CT Sues Trump Administration Over Public Benefits For Immigrants

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — A coalition of 22 states and the District of Columbia have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s new public charge rule, which they...

Serana Wins Alder Election

by Thomas Breen and Dereen Shirnekhi Co-Op High School biology teacher and democratic socialist Maria-Threese Serana handily won a special election on Tuesday for a Fair Haven/East Rock alder seat...

Feds Nix $26M Grant Bid For Housing Across From Train Station

by Dereen Shirnekhi Sketch of two proposed Union Square buildings (left and right) with Union Station in the middle. Credit: Elm City Communities Phase 1 of Union Square redev. The housing authority...

Elicker Urges Tweed To Discontinue “Preferential Parking” For ICE

by Thomas Breen Mayor Justin Elicker has formally asked Tweed New Haven Airport to stop providing “preferential parking” for federal immigration agents — as part of a broader request that...

DelMonico Hatter Closes After 118 Years

by Paul Bass Julius Stone pulled his black Kia to the Elm Street curb Thursday to conduct a half-century-old ritual: buy a new dress hat at DelMonico Hatter. He had a...

Lyric Hall Welcomes A New Gateway To Westville

Lucy Gellman John Cavaliere, who has owned and operated Westville's Lyric Hall at 827 Whalley Ave. since 2005, poses with a repainted, larger-than-life artist's palette and paintbrushes. Lucy Gellman...

Storm-Altered Lighthouse Park To Reopen Friday

by Thomas Breen With many mature trees removed, expect less absorbent soil — and more flooding, as in the above area by carousel building. Lighthouse Point Park will reopen to the...

School Board Passes On Hiring New Chief Of Staff

by Maya McFadden The Board of Education narrowly voted to hold off on hiring a new chief of staff for the city’s public school district — dealing a temporary setback...

Mills Family Reconnects

by Paul Bass Mills family descendants at St. Matthew UFWB Church. Contributed Photo Arnold Mills Sr. joined 75 of his descendants in a Newhallville backyard the other day. He didn’t eat any...
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IHOP Manager

Allegedly Told Black Workers ‘If It’s Not White, It’s Not Right’ This post was originally published on this site. Four Black employees at an IHOP in Florida are suing the restaurant...

El-Sayed Announces Plan to Grow Black Businesses, Homeownership

By Sam Robinson Sam Robinson is a journalist covering regional politics and popular culture. In 2024, Robinson founded Detroit one million, a local news website...

Black Mom Gets New Trial After Same Judge In Lindsay Clancy Case Excluded Mental Health Records

By Black Information Network This post was originally published on this site. A Black Massachusetts mother who was sentenced to life without parole for killing her...

Mayor Mamdani celebrates African Heritage at Gracie Mansion

by Ariama C. Long From Little Senegal in Harlem to Little Liberia in Staten Island to Little Accra in the Bronx and Little Nigeria in...

Black Americans have doubts about the U.S. food system, new Word In Black survey finds

by JENIFEER PORTER GORE, Word in Black More than half of respondents don’t trust that the food they buy is safe, and rising grocery prices...

This city led the way on reparations for Black people. Trump is trying to stop it

Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Adrian Florido As a child in the 1960s, Allie Zemtseff saw how her mother, a Black woman, was turned away by landlords while...

Obama says Democrats should have a ‘very clear plan’ on AI policy

Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com  By Monica Alba and Raquel Coronell Uribe  Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to prioritize developing a plan around artificial intelligence, saying that’s what he would...

Nine HBCU bands pack Savannah State for a historic showdown

By Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Savannah State University hosted the Big HBCU Battle of the Bands on Sunday, September 13, 2026 bringing nine marching bands from across...

‘Like an apocalyptic movie’: How Americans remember the 9/11 attacks

By Courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Michelle Garcia After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the oft-repeated refrain became “Never Forget.” Twenty-five years later, it’s clear that many who...
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