For Black History Month, Cheddar is highlighting leaders who are driving the need for representation forward, helping dismantle systemic racism and underscoring the need for diversity and inclusion. Dr. Mae Jemison joined Cheddar to...

To mark Black History Month, host Asha Tomlinson examines various aspects of the black experience in this country

A handful of Newburgh Free Academy sophomores dug deep into issues like urban renewal and gentrification, and legends like George Alsforf.

There's a new permanent marker in downtown New Rochelle aimed at honoring the city's rich Black history and culture.

James A. Gardner made history in the 80s, becoming not only the first African American mayor for the Village of Hempstead, but the first on Long Island.

The Society of African Missions located in Tenafly is the U.S. headquarters for the SMA Fathers, which does missionary work throughout the country.

Stacia Johnson, third generation manager, says it stopped feeling like work a long time ago, and everyday she builds stronger relationship with customers.

City leaders say thriving local businesses are essential to keeping communities vibrant and resilient.

Officials at East End Baptist Tabernacle say the social organizations serve as a vital pillar of the community by providing social connections, leadership development, academic support and opportunity for activism.

Dr. Frances E. Pratt of South Nyack, who knew Cooke well, described him as "a civil rights activist" and a "legendary hero in this village, making sure that Black people were treated equally."

The Farella brothers first started the Brothers Smokehouse BBQ & Soul restaurant nearly 20 years ago.

County legislators voted unanimously to relocate the statue from its current spot on Main Street in New City to a location where it can be seen by more people.

Samuel Ballton was a former slave-turned-farmer who became a big part of the Greenlawn community.

News 12’s Katelynn Ulrich takes you inside the aviation unit to meet the first Black man to lead the unit and the pilots he leads.

News 12’s Carol Wilkinson was at the Mount Kisco Public Library where a celebration of those contributions took place.

A local barbershop is a key part of Black history in Teaneck. It's on a street named after the business owner who's working to foster diversity within the community.

Clarence Maclin is an actor in the movie "Sing Sing."

The university partnered with the Ferguson Library, the Fairfield County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and other organizations.

Joe Cecela, Dream Exchange CEO, explains how they are aiming to form the first minority-controlled company to operate an exchange in U.S. history. Watch!

The B.C. provincial election in October of 2024 ushered in change to Victoria — for the first time, B.C. elected a majority-female legislature and Reann Gasper, from the Abbotsford-Mission riding, became the first Black woman elected as...

The Black Heritage Society Club at Cardinal Spellman High School is teaching students about people you might not find in a textbook.

Outlandish, located in Crown Heights, was founded by Benje Williams and Ken Bernard, two outdoor enthusiasts who met while working at REI.

News 12’s Cecilia Dowd brings you this Black History Month story.

Oceanside students recently attended "A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical" on Broadway and met members of the cast and creative team after the show.