Lamar Jackson’s return sparked new life in the Ravens, leading them to a 28–6 win over Miami and keeping their playoff hopes alive. Now 3–5, Baltimore is healthier, more confident, and eyeing a ...

Janet Allen is president of Heritage Crossing Resident Association. This week, she speaks on the weight of systemic neglect on the Black community in West Baltimore.

As the government shutdown halts SNAP benefits for millions of Americans, Black churches across the country are stepping up ...

Baltimore’s Coppin State University celebrates 125 years of educating and empowering the city’s majority-Black community. Its programs and community initiatives continue to benefit future generations ...

Lisa Settles, the only Black female partner at a regional law firm, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012 and used her faith and community to cope with the treatment, keeping a photojournal of her ...

SNAP benefits are expected to run out on Nov. 1 due to an extended shutdown of the federal government. Aiming to mediate the impact, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has now declared a state of emergency and ...

Read what we will cover next! 133 years ago we were covering Post-Reconstruction when a former enslaved veteran started the ...

Battling breast cancer is challenging, and deciding on a double mastectomy adds complexity. Survivors Shay Sharpe, Dr. Katrina L. Shaw, and Donita M. Stowe share personal journeys of surgery, recovery ...

While the 47th president of the United States promised that food prices would go down under his watch, the opposite has ...

By John O’ConnorThe Associated Press PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — A jury on Oct. 29 convicted an Illinois sheriff’s deputy of second-degree murder, a lesser charge, in the shooting death of Sonya Massey, a ...

An Illinois jury convicted former Sangamon County sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson of second-degree murder in the 2024 shooting ...

Medicaid cuts threaten rural hospitals and communities across the US, potentially leaving millions uninsured and forcing closures of vital healthcare facilities.