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Anjanette Young sued the city and several police officers over the 2019 botched raid at her apartment.

Black queer men opened up about experiencing homophobia in the church and with family members.

The 23-year-old diver from New Jersey began the sport at age 10.

A state senator and a representative, who both have refugee stories of their own, are working together to make sure Afghans arriving in the state have the resources they need. 

Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, a member of the San Antonio City Council, became the first openly gay Black man elected to office in Texas history this year.

After 22 races spanning four continents, the two contenders had arrived in Abu Dhabi tied in the championship standings.

As the number of Black farmers in the U.S. dwindles, 6-year-old Kendall Johnson from Atlanta has become one of the youngest farmers in Georgia to be certified by the USDA and she founded an organization called "aGROWKulture" aimed at educating others on farming and agriculture.

Smollett was convicted on five of six charges, but jail time for the "Empire" actor is unlikely.

The lawsuit argues that Harvard made admissions easier for Black and Hispanic students through affirmative action at the expense of Asian American students.

The Spalding board’s new chairman has endorsed former president Donald Trump’s false stolen-election claims on social media.

Both sides delivered closing arguments in the case against former "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett who is accused of staging a hate crime attack against himself. NBC News' Meagan Fitzgerald has the latest.