Detroit entrepreneur, advocate Charity Dean makes her mark with Black business owners
She’s a woman who wears many hats - a lawyer, a mother, a CEO, a business owner - she's even served as director of Civil Rights under Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s administration.
9-year-old social media star continues teaching others with impressions of historical Black figures
This Black History Month she’s portrayed: "Keke Palmer, Jennifer Hudson, Cynthia Erivo," she said, adding "I love her so much."
The Legacy of Detroit's Black Bottom and Paradise Valley
A special event at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History will shine a spotlight on the rich legacy of Black Bottom and Paradise Valley, two historic neighborhoods that were once vibrant cultural and economic hubs for Detroit’s Black community. The "Evening on Black Bottom and Paradise Valley: I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project" takes place Tuesday, February 25, 2025. For more information visit: bit.ly/375-BB-PV-Panel
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Pistons Public Affairs VP talks about community impact in his native Detroit
Stefen J. Welch is helping to build the future of affordable housing and health care in a city he loves.
Detroit Pistons host annual Black History Month Scholarship event
February is Black History Money, and on Tuesday the Detroit Pistons hosted their annual scholarship event.
Black History Month 2025 celebrates role of Black labor in building nation
This year's Black History Month theme celebrates the role of Black labor in building the nation through industry or community work.
Detroit's only HBCU Pensole Lewis College gets new home at Bedrock's Icon Building
The location was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony plus an exclusive reveal of the Foot Locker Footwear Creation Studio.
Shuttered St. Cyprian's church to be reborn as community center, house of hip-hop
Labeling the church, a house of hip-hop, former entertainer and educator Rashard Dobbins says the goal is to heal the community, providing a safe space for young people with aspirations.
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church was the first Black Episcopal church on the city's west side. It was permanently closed in 2021. How is the neighborhood and former parishioners coping? Fox2's Lori Pinson takes us on a personal walk down memory lane.
Pensole Lewis College of Business & Design
Pensole Lewis College of Business & Design is the first historically Black college in the United States focusing on design. Tuition is free.
Black Leaders Detroit
In honor of Black History Month, Black Leaders Detroit has granted 100 thousand dollars black funded and operated non-profits in Detroit. See how you could qualify.
The Detroit police's longest-serving member isn't slowing down after more than 50 years
In 1967, Officer Tilman Blair joined the Detroit Police Department. It's now 2024 - and Corporal Blair is still serving.
Tech Town Detroit honors Black owned businesses
In honor of Black History Month, TechTown Detroit, Wayne State University’s entrepreneurship hub, hosted a free, one-day conference.
‘Next Level Chef’ star opens up for Black History Month: ‘Hard work never goes unnoticed’
Chef Nyesha Arrington stars on “Next Level Chef" alongside Gordon Ramsay and Richard Blais.
Detroit area teens embark on tour of historically Black colleges
They’ll spend their winter break on the road visiting Black historical sites, touring colleges and learning about scholarships.
DABO on The Noon: What Black Bottom meant to Detroit’s Black residents
Detroit Associations of Black Organizations - DABO - is commemorating Black History Month by looking back at some of Detroit’s historically Black-owned neighborhoods and businesses.
Trailblazer Alexis Wiley continues to make her mark in Detroit
While she balances motherhood with running her own company she's also taken a position on the NFL Draft committee – and continues to make her mark in Detroit.
Anthony Anderson: "My Story"
“In a world where representation matters more than ever, we share ‘My Story,’” FOX Entertainment said. Anthony Anderson tells "My Story" during Black History Month.
Ace Clark's affirmations book for Black boys
In the height of the pandemic, Author and Documentarian Ace Clark created an affirmation books for Black boys. He told LiveNOW from FOX host Jeane Franseen that he felt depressed during the pandemic and wanted to help young Black boys who might be experiencing the same thing.