Pollution resulting from America’s ravenous digital demands falls disproportionately on the shoulders of Black households.

One man set out to celebrate culture and community after founding what he calls Oklahoma’s only Black-owned soda company.

For many cowboy culture fans and Texans, names like Bill Pickett and Johanna July may not resonate. An exhibit at the Witte ...

Despite the mood in Washington, supporters think this may finally be the year for passage of a bill to create a Maryland ...

It should come as no surprise that suicide rates among Americans have increased steadily since the Great Recession of 2007, ...

It's long been known that control of the vast Eurasian landmass and its resources is the key to global hegemony. Every empire ...

The ups and downs of our weather may have you doing a double take when you get your energy bill. You might see a high one again, especially after last week's winter storm. If you find yourself needing ...

During World War II, a group of 655 African American women made history as part of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, also referred to as “Six Triple Eight”.

All of which culminated in a shocking Best Picture reveal at the 71st Oscars, where “Saving Private Ryan,” was widely ...

Anna Bailey was one of the first African American showgirls to dance in Las Vegas. For Black History month, News 3 caught up with the 98-year-old on her carrier ...

As we move toward the end of black history month, we’re looking at a painful part of our past – redlining. Redlining was finally outlawed in 1968, but we still see the effects of those policies. The ...