Dust is still settling in City Hall following a remarkable showdown Wednesday, in which disagreements over Mayor Brandon Scott’s controversial Read More
Maryland officials announced Tuesday the discovery of a home where enslaved people lived on the Eastern Shore farm where abolitionist Read More
Lawmakers in Maryland are proposing new protections for kids using social media, and many parents are on board. Christine McComas Read More
The Biden administration recently announced that it will end the COVID-associated national and public health emergencies on May 11. That Read More
Baltimore youth experiencing homelessness will be eligible to receive thousands of dollars each through a new program. GreenLight Fund Baltimore, Read More
Upon hearing news that Maryland’s highest court had disbarred him, Joe Cassilly said, “Oh, whatever.” I remember exactly what I Read More
Nine members of Gov. Wes Moore’s cabinet received final approval Monday to lead state agencies, including the departments of Agriculture, Read More
Residents from across the state will make their way to Annapolis on Feb. 16 for Alzheimer’s Association’s Maryland Advocacy Day. Read More
Baltimore’s Afro news organization will house and showcase its extensive archives in a restored Upton Mansion in West Baltimore with Read More
The Baltimore County Public Schools system is proposing to cut over 160 vacant teaching positions to save millions. Staff from Read More
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