Darryl Wiley News Today

Considering that he runs one 5-kilometer event a year, Darryl Wiley conceded that his latest effort might not land him in the winner’s circle. “I’ll see you at the finish line,” he told fellow runners prior to the start of a June 11 race in Boyce Park. “I’m not going

The Fund for the Advancement of Minorities is adding a predominantly Black school to its scholarship program. The fund sends more than 50 Black students each year to predominantly white, private high schools. But now it’s adding The Neighborhood Academy, which predominantly serves Black students.

Many nonprofit executives are stressed out after two years of running their organizations during a pandemic. The Richard King Mellon Foundation and the McCune Foundation are hoping to help some local leaders take some much-needed time off by funding eight sabbaticals.

What Frederick Pina and equally clouded-minded defenders of imprisoned serial sexual assaulter Bill Cosby believe is beyond the possibility of belief. Better to believe the moon is made of cheese than their unconvincing position on his presumed innocence.  They’re members of an organization I like to call BIBS — Bill Is Being Slandered. They show so much Cosby love, I wonder if some occasionally pull on a garish sweater as an homage to him, and perhaps some may have...