*(CNN) — Call it the summer buffet of air travel. Frontier Airlines has announced its newest incentive to get travelers back in the air post-pandemic: An unlimited summer flight pass that costs $399. The all-you-can-fly plan allows Frontier customers to book “an unlimited number of flights” from May 2 to September 30, says the airline
Credit: Prime Video *Prime Video has released a trailer for their new title “The Power,” which features “Knives Out” star, Toni Collette, “Black Lightning” actress, Edwina Findley amongst others. The series also stars John Leguizamo (Encanto, John Wick 2) Auli’i Cravalho (Moana), Toheeb Jimoh (Ted Lasso) and Halle Bush. Per the official synopsis: The Power is
Teri Williams- President & COO OneUnited Bank Photo credit: Jeffery Salter Courtesy of OneUnited Bank *OneUnited Bank is announcing its new Empowerment Network, with more surcharge-free ATMs than any other bank in the country. A historic moment is in effect during Black History Month as the nation’s largest Black-owned bank launches the nation’s largest surcharge-free
*NFL coaching positions are coveted spots. Being a coach on a winning team should positively affect one’s career. After all, in professional sports it’s winning that matters, right? But if you’re a Black man there’s more to the equation. If you’re a White man there might not be an equation. After the team’s second Super
*(CNN) — At least three people have died and five others were injured after shots were fired at two locations at Michigan State University, prompting shelter-in-place orders amid a search for a suspect who remains at large Monday evening, campus police said. The incident began at 8:18 p.m. ET at Berkey Hall, where several shooting
By Tashi McQueen, AFRO Political Writer, tmcqueen@afro.com On Feb. 6, Gov. Wes Moore’s nominations for department heads of his advisory boards and commissions were considered by the Executive Nominations Committee in the Senate. At 5 p.m., several nominees gave statements and were interviewed, including Helene Grady of District 46 for the Department of Budget and
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com Angela F. Williams, the first Black woman to head United Way Worldwide, visited South Baltimore on Feb. 7 to see the impact created by United Way of Central Maryland (UWCM) in the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay neighborhoods. It was Williams’ first visit here since taking office in October
By Maya Pottiger, Word In Black Arts education changed the course of Fedrick C. Ingram’s life. In ninth grade, while living in housing projects in Miami, Ingram, a saxophone player, planned to enlist in the military. But his band director, William McKenzie, saw an “academic way” about him and encouraged him to go to college
By Tashala K. Quick, Word In Black “What goes on in this house, stays in this house!” As a child, I knew this meant I was not supposed to share the inner happenings of our household to just anyone. When folks outside our family inquired about something as simple as what I had for dinner
Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell, Ed.D., is pleased to announce that recruitment is now underway for the 2023 Class of YH2O Career Mentoring Program participants. This award-winning, job-readiness program helps prepare young Baltimore City adults for public works careers. Applications will be accepted through Friday, February 24. Applicants’ interviews