White House ordered to have sign language at virus briefings
The White House and plaintiffs have “largely agreed on all terms" to resolve the matter, according to the order.
Cream of Wheat removing Black chef from packaging following branding review announced in June
Cream of Wheat is ditching the Black chef from its packaging as food companies reconsider marketing imagery that appears to rely on racial stereotypes.
'What do we do with this pain?' Many ask in Breonna Taylor case
“The question obviously is: What do we do with this pain?” Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said during a news conference. “There is no one answer, no easy answer to that question.”
Breonna Taylor: Many ask what's next in case as protests continue across US
Hundreds of protesters chanted Breonna Taylor’s name and marched in U.S. cities. Two police officers were wounded in Louisville.
Breonna Taylor grand jury decision prompts peaceful protests in Center City
Protesters gathered in Center City, Philadelphia after a Kentucky grand jury did not move forward with charges against any officers for their role in Breonna Taylor’s death.
Denver police detain driver after vehicle plows into Breonna Taylor protesters
A driver was detained in Denver on Wednesday night after allegedly plowing his vehicle through a crowd of Breonna Taylor protesters, according to reports.
2 officers shot in Louisville amid protests over Breonna Taylor case, 1 suspect in custody
Louisville police said both officers are expected to recover after being shot during protests over the decision in the Breonna Taylor case.
Breonna Taylor: Celebrities speak out against charging decision in case
Actor Kerry Washington urged people to vote, while actor and recording artist Common used quotes from James Baldwin to express his feelings.
LeBron James says he's never condoned violence, but won't stop speaking out
Lakers star LeBron James has finally responded to comments made by Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva, who challenged James to contribute to a reward to find the man who ambushed two deputies in Compton on Sept. 12, and criticized James' previous comments about racial profiling.
Breonna Taylor: Timeline of events in case
On Sept. 23, a Kentucky grand jury indicted Hankison for shooting into neighboring apartments, but did not charge any officers for their role in Taylor’s death.
Ben's Original: Mars drops Uncle Ben's name for rice brand
The Uncle Ben’s rice brand is changing its name to Ben's Original.
The CROWN Act: FOX 29 staff share their natural hair experiences after House passes bill
Three members of the FOX 29 family joined Good Day Philadelphia share their hair stories as the CROWN Act moves closer to becoming a law.
High school students awarded college scholarships for carrying flags onto football field on 9/11
Two Ohio high school students have been awarded scholarships after being briefly suspended from their football team for carrying flags onto the field during a game on September 11.
Steelers' Maurkice Pouncey wears name of fallen officer on helmet amid team drama over decal
Maurkice Pouncey became the second Steeler to divert from the team's plans to wear the name of Antwon Rose Jr. on their helmets.
Majority of likely voters want 'Blue Lives Matter' laws punishing attacks on police: Poll
A majority believes the US is experiencing a war on cops.
Our Race Reality: Health & Equality
In this FOX 29 News special, we take a closer look at healthcare disparities among African-American communities. Joyce Evans has this report.
Princeton faces federal inquiry after acknowledging racism on campus
The U.S. Education Department says the school's recent acknowledgment of racism on campus conflicts with previous assurances of anti-discrimination compliance.
Chris Rock: Obama presidency marked 'progress for White people,' not Black people
“Obama becoming the president, it’s progress for White people. It’s not progress for Black people,” comedian Chris Rock reportedly said.
FBI Director Chris Wray says he regards antifa as an ideology, not an organization
Wray did not dispute in testimony Thursday to the House Homeland Security Committee that antifa activists were a serious concern.
Justice Department explored possibly charging Portland officials in unrest
The Justice Department explored whether it could pursue either criminal or civil rights charges against local city officials as violence erupted night after night on the streets of Portland, Oregon.