DALLAS (April 21, 2026) – Children’s Cancer Fund’s 36th Annual “Unbridled Courage” Gala, presented by Dillard’s, brought together more than 1,000 guests at the Hilton...
Atlanta’s own, Taylor Rooks, took to Twitter/X to report the Chicago Sky would be trading Angel Reese, a two-time WNBA All-Star, to the Atlanta Dream. The...
DALLAS — This school year marks a first in the history of Franklin D. Roosevelt High School of Innovation: the launch of its powerlifting team.
And helping...
Shreveport, Louisiana (March 31) – Gabe Reynolds, PGA director of instruction at Topgolf - Dallas, and Corey Roberson, PGA director of golf at Lakewood...
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE: Houston native Natalie Greene, a Deaf basketball standout at Gallaudet University, has been named the United East Conference Rookie of the Year after a dominant freshman season on the court and a 4.0 GPA in the classroom.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — NBA Hall of Fame nominee and Basketball Legend Terry Cummings was administered the official member’s oath and ceremonially pinned during a special induction ceremony held on Friday, February 20th.
LA FOCUS NEWSPAPER — Laila Edwards made history in Milan, Italy, becoming the first Black woman to score an Olympic goal for Team USA after sealing a dominant group-stage win over Canada with the final shot in a four-goal surge, a milestone that helped propel the Americans into the medal round as tournament leaders.
By Molly Schrader on February 16, 2026 AlumNow, Headlines
Before Bambata Tyehimba was designing jackets, shorts, and custom apparel seen across Dallas, he was a student-athlete walking the halls...
OUR WEEKLY LOS ANGELES — On Jan. 15, Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas (D-Los Angeles) hosted the LA28 Games Workforce & Procurement Symposium. Held at Exposition Park, the event served as a pathway to discuss various ways that the Los Angeles community can prepare through workforce development, contracts, and opportunities for small businesses to thrive.
By A'Nease Linnear on January 10, 2026Headlines
“We wanted to do the parade right here in ‘The Cliff,’ says Principal Willie Johnson. “There have been talks of it...
THE AMSTERDAM NEWS — This will be Savary’s sixth appearance in the senior men’s event. The 2025 nationals marked his return to the U.S. Championships after six years. An ankle injury slowed his training over the summer, but by autumn, he felt better, allowing him to skate in shows and even do an international competition in Scotland. In November, Savary, 27, won his second consecutive Eastern Sectional Singles Final.
