By Stacy M. Brown It’s been 100 years since sickle cell disease (SCD), a hereditary blood disorder, was first discovered. And, according to health experts, it’s no secret that an alarming number of children and […]
By Prinsey Walker Paula Dancil, a New Orleans tourist, rushed to a row of barricades outside of the St. Louis Cathedral, to get a glimpse of who spectators awaited. As men and women dressed in […]
Data News Weekly Staff Report The nation’s emergency physicians urge those celebrating Independence Day to exercise good judgement and to be mindful of potential dangers, especially from accidents with fireworks. “Whether you are grilling, camping, […]
By Delaney George Now, more than ever, is the time to dust off those vintage sneakers in the back of your closet, because today, they just might be in style. The “Ugly Sneaker” trend is […]
By Dwight Brown Lions and tigers and bears, oh my. Tyrannosaurus, velociraptors and brachiosaurus—run for your lives. The cloned dinosaurs from the theme park Jurassic World are in trouble on the volcanic isle of Isla […]
Data News Weekly Staff Report GirlTrek, the largest National Public Health non-profit and movement for Black women and girls, is bringing radical self-care and healing to the City of Detroit as part of its yearlong, […]
By Congresswoman Robin Kelly (D-Ill.) Black mothers are dying and it’s time to do something about it. Every year, more than 700 American mothers lose their lives to pregnancy or birth-related complications. Some medical professionals […]
Data News Weekly Staff Report Grant applications due July 31, 2018; grants will be awarded to New Orleans organizations that are focused on getting kids active Nike has announced that applications for the next round of […]
Data News Weekly Staff Report Mayor LaToya Cantrell will welcome the arrival of the King and Queen of Spain to the City of New Orleans next week. The upcoming visit coincides with the City’s year-long […]
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