NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The godfather of rock and roll. A performer who always gave all he had. A man who loved his city and his neighborhood. Tributes

WASHINGTON (AP) — Can the traditional Republican Party survive the presidency of Donald Trump? That existential question, which has nagged at Republicans since Trump’s stunning election one year

Remington College created the 3 Lives campaign to recruit new minority blood donors and raise awareness of blood disorders. Minority donors – particularly African American donors – are

SANTA RITA, Guam – A 2006 Newman Smith High School graduate and Dallas native is aiding the U.S. Navy’s silent service in the submarine community as part of

What is the Marketplace? The Health Insurance Marketplace – called the “Marketplace” – was created by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and will help you find health insurance

By Alma Gill (NNPA Newswire Columnist) Dear Alma: I am a 64 year-old divorced woman who lives with my father. Some years ago, when my marriage fell apart,

CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cavaliers’ lineups are changing daily. Their defense is a mess, their slow starts are puzzling and the starting point guard is hurt. Cleveland’s got

By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA Newswire Contributor) The National Newspaper Publishers Association lost one of its own this week. Bernal E. Smith II, the president and publisher of

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — The NAACP is warning African-Americans that if they fly on American Airlines they could be subject to discrimination or even unsafe conditions. American

“REMEMBER THE PAST TO SECURE THE FUTURE” Dallas, TX, September 18, 2017– Families are always 1st priority. FREE healthy treat bags, arts & crafts, bounce houses, and video games for the