With her clever canine companion Sheleg by her side, Judy Siegel-Itzkovich continues her work in the news, manning the paper’s health and science beat.

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In this six-part true-crime series, Linda revisits the crimes that defined her, the prison years that changed her, and the ...

For seven hours on July 9, 170 residents of the carceral state became immersed in a sound stage-like environment during the Inside Knowledge journalism symposium, an event co-facilitated by Justice ...

Healthbeat reports that reconnecting Black women with nature can improve maternal health, addressing systemic inequalities ...

SOME OF THE WOMEN WHO BROKE BROADCASTING BARRIERS LET US LISTEN IN-- AS THEY GRABBED A DRINK, CAUGHT UP - AND SHARED ...

Dolph Pulliam was taken by the Boston Celtics in the NBA draft and thought he was destined for pro basketball. Instead, he made history in Iowa when he joined Channel 8.

Oshun Griot, the first infertility wellness platform for people of color, founded by IVF survivor, journalist, and mother of ...

Black men made up 50% of the 68 teams. Many were recipients of name, image and likeness deals — commonly known as NIL.

Jaia Thomas, a Cincinnati native and sports attorney, rang the NASDAQ bell to celebrate National Black Women in Sports Day, highlighting Black women's impact in sports.

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