After the assault, Tyron McAlpin spent three weeks in jail. He faced aggravated assault and resisting arrest charges that ...

Imagine growing up in a world where you never saw examples of what you could become. Where your perception of possibility was ...

Tempe leader Rabbanni FurQaan has been appointed as the new president of the 100 Black Men of Phoenix organization, marking ...

Out of hundreds of new restaurants that have opened in metro Phoenix over the last year, many are run by Black chefs and restaurateurs, from fine dining to bakeries, coffee shops to comfort food.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Police Department retaliated against a Black man by throwing him in jail for asking basic questions about why he had been stopped, according to a new lawsuit.

Tyron McAlpin, the deaf man punched and tased by Phoenix police last August, has officially filed a lawsuit in federal court.

Vernon and Kathi Williams came to Phoenix to retire. Instead, they opened Onyx. The 1st Black-owned art gallery downtown is ...