This school year has been a rollercoaster ride for the Crusaders boys varsity basketball team. They won two championships but faced several hurdles to get there.
The boys swim team at King won the city championship by three points.
The movie "Coming to America 2" is definitely worth seeing, says King's Rahiem Allah.
In June 2020, King senior Danielle George started opened an online boutique, RoyalB Kloset, which is named after her two nieces, Royal and Brazyl.
King's Jaylen Reed is the winner of the 2020 Black Athlete of the Year for football.
On Jan. 17-18, King hosted the 12th annual MLK Legacy Ceremonies, “Teaching the Children ...Touching the Community.”
For some high school students, virtual learning has become stressful and difficult, and they would prefer to be their classrooms.
Sony and Microsoft's goal are trying to win the hearts and minds of gamers by designing exclusive games with exciting new features in their next generation consoles.
Destiny Jenkins-Jones argues that the point of an HBCU is to give Black students -- and only Black students -- a chance to receive a higher education.
After much controversy, Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States. There has been debate about the results. Some think it was miscounted and unfair, while others agree with the results.
Slaughter writes that some rappers have changed the way the approach lyrics and rap about things other than killing.
Teens are anxious to get on the road, but parents are the complete opposite because they know the dangers that lurk.
Carolyn Thomas says Ice Cube should be able to work with any leader who is willing to make changes for our people.
King is known not only for its football team but also its outstanding swim team. The Crusaders swimmers have accomplishments such as winning city championships with only eight members. During COVID-19, this team is taking precautions like other sports.
Amid the coronavirus outbreak, all Secretary of State branches in Michigan were closed. This left many new drivers without a license and other citizens without an ID.
After a six month break due to COVID-19, students are finally back in school but with a slight twist; some students are now learning virtually. Students are quickly noticing a dramatic change in their sleep schedules.
COVID-19 affects many people, mentally as well as physically. The pandemic has resulted in many school districts across the country to rethink how students will learn: face-to-face, virtual, or hybrid. For many students, virtual learning can be mentally draining and overwhelming.
High school sports looks a lot different this year.
King’s volleyball team has had many struggles with the pandemic. Following the new COVID-19 safety rules that were put in place by the state, everyone needs to take precautions to have a season.
King's Destiny Jenkins-Jones reflects on the virtual start her the school year.
