Good News

Ifeoma White-Thorpe has to make a tough decision among the elite schools vying for her enrollment.

A 6-year-old Chicago girl recently skipped celebrating her birthday with a family party and fed about 125 homeless individuals as an alternative.

Former president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama visited New York City Friday, grabbing lunch with U2 frontman Bono.

Dawn Cook and Stephanie Johnson flew Delta Airline’s first mainline flight with two black female pilots in the flight deck.

Ellen, in conjunction with Walmart, gifted 41 graduating students from Red Hook's Summit Academy Charter School with a check for $1.6 million.

The Savannah State Tigers cheerleading squad won first place at CheerSport Nationals, marking the first time an HBCU squad has ever won.

ImeIme Umana made history when she was elected the first Black female president of the Harvard Law Review—its 131st leader.

Barack and Michelle Obama tweet each other sweet Valentine's Day messages.

Because of an assistant principal from Brownsville, Brooklyn, a young girl whose family is homeless will hopefully have the money to pay for surgery she requires as a result of a cancer diagnosis.

Interactive One's Jamilah Lemieux participated in a star-studded MLK Day celebration in Harlem to discuss civil rights today.

Black Lives Matter is developing an online interactive directory of Black-owned businesses. When it's completed, the organization expects it to be the largest searchable database of Black companies.

Tonight at 6 p.m. CST, RYMR will host a ceremony to recognize six honorees for their work locally and nationally to uplift Black men and boys.