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City Unveils Deep Dive Into Confidential-Informant Policy

by Thomas Breen Police Chief David Zannelli and Assistant Chief Bertram Ettienne. Conduct more audits. Be more transparent. Review policies more frequently. Prioritize officer “wellness.” Those recommendations and many more are included in a 57-page report newly released by the Elicker administration about how to improve the New Haven Police Department’s management...

“Once-In-A-Decade” Steelers Become State Champs

by Lisa Reisman Newly crowned state champions on Saturday at Veterans Field, with sights set higher… Credit: Shatea Threadgill photo If there’s an authority on the historical significance of the 13U Pop Warner New Haven Steelers’ 2026 season, it’s more likely than not Leonard Jahad, the organization’s vice president and native New Havener who’s dedicated his career to supporting youth, particularly those at risk,...

Monument Honoring 41 Million Who Served Will Stay at Lincoln Memorial Through Veterans Day

By courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com  Adam Gramegna The National Military Monument at the Lincoln Memorial, a digital tribute listing more than 41 million Americans who have served since the Revolutionary War, will stay on the National Mall well past its original closing date. What the Monument Is The installation is built from two double-sided digital displays designed to look like American flags rippling in the wind. Each...

HBCU Alumni Make History With Major Wins In 2026 Midterm Elections

By Bycourtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Graduates of historically Black colleges and universities secured historic victories in the 2026 midterm elections, including the nation’s first Black woman elected governor, as HBCU alums won key races nationwide, Capital B News reports. Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, a Florida A&M University graduate, became the first Black woman elected governor in U.S. history after winning Georgia’s gubernatorial race on Nov. 3. The...

‘Soul Patrol’ Film About Black Vietnam War Soldiers Expands to 110 Theaters for Veterans Day

courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Ryan Thomas LaBee More than half a century after six Black soldiers carried out dangerous reconnaissance missions behind enemy lines in Vietnam, their story is headed to movie theaters across the country this Veterans Day. Soul Patrol, the award-winning documentary from director J.M. Harper, will screen in more than 110 theaters nationwide Wednesday, Nov. 11, including more than 90 AMC locations, according to distributor...

Monument Honoring 41 Million Who Served Will Stay at Lincoln Memorial Through Veterans Day

By courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com  Adam Gramegna The National Military Monument at...

Lawmakers Back Push Against Military Sexual Assault

CHICAGO CRUSADER — Illinois lawmakers and Cook County officials are pledging support for a Chicago-area veterans advocate seeking stronger protections for service members who...

Don’t Pass the Torch. Expand the Circle.

By BlackPressUSA Newswire Dr. Tonja L. Ringgold and Noah M.P. Harris On Nov. 14, hundreds of undergraduate women gathering at Morgan State University in Baltimore...

The Biggest Loser on Election Day: Stephen Miller

President Donald Trump has plenty of lessons he could take from the results of the 2026 midterm elections, but one might top the list:...

Superb Woman: Destiny B. Sadler

TEXAS METRO NEWS — Destiny B. Sadler is a dynamic entrepreneur and empowerment coach who serves as a Top Executive with the global beauty...

MHU Commemorates ASCORE and Anniversary of Desegregation

THE URBAN NEWS — UNC Asheville and Mars Hill University are collaborating to host a series of commemorative events marking the 65th anniversary of...

Meet Scott Colom, the Mississippi Democrat Leading Tight Mississippi Senate Race

ATLANTA DAILY WORLD — Mississippi Democrat Scott Colom holds a narrow lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in a high-stakes U.S. Senate race that...

Jason Driver Named St. Louis Public Library CEO

ST. LOUIS AMERICAN — The St. Louis Public Library has appointed Jason Driver as its next chief executive officer following a national search. Driver,...

Campus Accountability: Universities Must Do More to Address Sexual Assault

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY – SOUTHERNDIGEST — Colleges and universities are meant to be safe environments for learning and personal growth, yet recurring reports of sexual...

Nicki Minaj’s lawyers file request to cut ties with her

 by Francis Ackhalbey, Face2FaceAfrica.com The lawyers representing Nicki Minaj in one of her lawsuits are seeking permission to withdraw from the case. Per TMZ, legal documents indicate that the law...

Malik Beasley: Former NBA player to plead guilty in federal sports betting case 

by Dollita Okine, Face2FaceAfrica.com Malik Beasley, a former NBA player with nine years of experience, has decided to plead guilty to federal charges related to an investigation by...

A Different World’s Jasmine Guy named Fall commencement speaker at Grambling State

By courtesy of HBCUNEWS.com Grambling State University is bringing a familiar face from one of television’s most iconic HBCU-inspired shows to campus for a special occasion. Award-winning...
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Turn Down The Volume: Downtowners Seek Peace & Quiet

by Baala Shakya Kevin Chapin (center) focuses on cleanliness and noise downtown. Alders Theodore and Kim (center) host Monday’s meeting. Downtown New Haven is just too damn loud. At least, that’s how a...

Ed Board Votes In Support Of Elm City Montessori’s Charter Renewal

by Maya McFadden ECMS graduate Emery Thomas: ECMS has “played such an important role in who I am today.” A full house at Monday’s board meeting. After hearing an hour of public...

City Unveils Deep Dive Into Confidential-Informant Policy

by Thomas Breen Police Chief David Zannelli and Assistant Chief Bertram Ettienne. Conduct more audits. Be more transparent. Review policies more frequently. Prioritize officer “wellness.” Those recommendations and many more are included...

Lincoln-Bassett Makes TFA Pitch

by Maya McFadden TFA 2027 corps member Gus Ranzin, TFA applicant Meredith Henderson, corps member Stephania Korenovsky, and TFA staffer Mikayla Brown. Principal Rosalind Garcia made a pitch to three incoming...

Día De Muertas Festival Honors Lives Lost To Femicide

by Velvet Wu At La Cocina de Sandra on Temple Street, a line of bomba drummers tapped a quick, lively rhythm to the movements of Andrea Sanchez’s flowing black skirt....

Alders Weigh Bonding For Carmon Settlement

by Laura Glesby The Board of Alders Finance Committee advanced a $17.5 million bonding proposal to fund a settlement for the wrongful conviction of Adam Carmon, after debating how the...

Lamont, New England Governors Seek $3B More In Home Heating Aid

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT – The leaders of all six New England states are asking Congress to provide an additional $3 billion in federal funding for the Low-Income Home...

CT Joins Fight Over 2030 Census Rules

by Donald Eng HARTFORD, CT — Attorney General William Tong has joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general and two governors in submitting a comment letter opposing the Trump Administration’s...

“Poems Are Fireflies, Not Breadcrumbs”

By Dominic Warshaw   Poet Elizabeth Alexander gave a reading of her work as part of the Beinecke's "Cave Canem" exhibitionThe distance between poetry and Elizabeth Alexander presses on her....

Tengatenga Talks Housing, Neighborliness On Edgewood Doors

by Gemard Guery Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith wants a cleaner neighborhood. Stanley Street resident Jonathan Engbith told Edgewood alder candidate Lindsey Eichler Tengatenga that he wants to see a cleaner...

Furlow Talks Schools, Streets On Edgewood Doors

by Baala Shakya Furlow with campaign volunteers. “Education is everything, right? If we don’t invest in our education, where’s our future heading to?” Javier Cabrera, an Edgewood resident, asked the alder...

Food Rescuers Honored

by Ada Perlman Co Campbell, who has been volunteering with Haven’s Harvest for the past two years, writes to her state legislators to support food recovery programs. Honoree Billy Flynn stands...
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MHU Commemorates ASCORE and Anniversary of Desegregation

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