NAACP Baltimore County is proud to announce that Dayvon Love, Baltimore-based political organizer and Director of Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS), will serve as Master of ...

Seeing Fences on stage is always an event. Seeing it done well—by a local company deeply invested in text, community, and legacy—feels like a gift. Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s current production, ...

Growing up in Philadelphia, I believed education was my path forward. Not optional, not a hobby—necessary. But I also knew ...

Robin “Shyne” Edwards is building more than a brand; she’s cultivating a community rooted in access, visibility, and empowerment. As the founder of Noir, Edwards is reshaping how technology, ...

Potential to add 20,000+ households over the next five years in new and renovated homes BALTIMORE, MD — A new report commissioned by Live Baltimore reveals strong potential for residential development ...

The origin of Black History Month begins with scholar, journalist and American historian, Dr. Carter G. Woodson (December 19, ...

As Heart Awareness Month begins in February, leaders within the Black medical community are urging renewed attention to a ...

During Heart Health Month, Dr. Lindsey Beauboeuf, a doctor who specializes in family medicine, reminds us that heart disease ...

Classrooms at Harlem Park Elementary Middle School were filled with cheers and smiles earlier this week as students were surprised with an Orioles merchandise shopping spree, courtesy of the Baltimore ...

By the late nineteen-sixties, Baltimore’s Black neighborhoods were tense with frustration and expectancy, a feeling as ...

Love has a way of moving people to do things they once believed were impossible — especially when it comes to their health. I ...

Displaying the side-splitting humor that has made her famous, comedienne and actress Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams reflected on ...