Photo: Matt Sampsell NEWS92FM.com– The world famous Buffalo Soldiers Museum is moving from its Third Ward location of last ten years to a new place on Caroline and Alabama; that’s the site of Historic Houston Light Guard Armory. Former confederate soldiers formed a militia in Houston After the Civil War and in 1925 built the […]
This Black History Month, we honor the GAME CHANGERS: Everyday heroes whose actions make life better for the people around them. SEE ALL OUR GAME…
KPRC is reporting that two main lanes of the Southwest Freeway (at Bellaire Blvd.) have been closed for emergency repairs after the freeway buckled around 8:30 AM. Officials say repairs are expected to last until 5PM. Read More
To celebrate Black History Month, NewsOne is proud to honor Game Changers, everyday people that make a difference. With each amazing story, we aim to…
As we mourn the tragic loss of the iconic Whitney Houston, we encourage you to leave your words of condolences below.
Before Deion Sanders called himself “Primetime,” before T.O. had a reality show, there was Jim Brown. He was a stud on the football field, as a running back from the Cleveland Browns, and on screen as an action hero. He is considered the first black action star thanks to his roles in movies such as […]
PRAISEHOUSTON.com – Information about funeral arrangements for Whitney Houston have been released and set for Saturday in Newark, New Jersey. According to HLN.com, it will be a private ceremony by invitation only for her closest family, friends and relatives. Her mother Cissy Houston has been arranging all of the details of the funeral, which will […]
Bishop T.D. Jakes addresses the tragic passing of Whitney Houston during the 2/12/12 service at The Potter’s House!
Online and offline fury continues in the wake of a video interview of rapper Too Short — posted last week and retracted yesterday by XXL…
Born Chloe Anthony Wofford, in 1931 in Lorain (Ohio), the second of four children in a black working-class family, Toni displayed an early interest in literature. She studied humanities at Howard and Cornell Universities, followed by an academic career at Texas Southern University, Howard University, Yale, and since 1989, a chair at Princeton University. She […]