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Black-owned businesses are rebounding in the Garden State. But they still lack access to capital in a way their white counterparts do not.

TUPELO • Tupelo Police Chief John Quaka on Monday evening urged people to remember the names of officers who have given their lives in the line of duty, especially the

TUPELO • Ceremonies celebrating the work and sacrifices of the men and women of Northeast Mississippis law enforcement agencies have been set for next week in Tupelo and Booneville.

Commencement details at New Jersey colleges and universities as they return to in-person ceremonies after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Commencement details at New Jersey colleges and universities as they return to in-person ceremonies after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Commencement details at New Jersey colleges and universities as they return to in-person ceremonies after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Commencement details at New Jersey colleges and universities as they return to in-person ceremonies after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Some business owners and advocates of color want the state to invest in educational programs for prospective business owners and grants for minority-led businesses.

Question, you know had the states conducted themselves one way, the federal government saying they cant, thats a disconnect we have to somehow square. how can you service your customers in the state of -- i think time may have come. >> briefly before we lose you, mr. harmon, last week senator chuck schumer announced he expect to, in april, unveil his bill to federally legalize pot. what if anything might national legalization do to alleviate the problem that black entrepreneurs are facing in bre...