Will we need COVID vaccine booster shots? University of Maryland study...
University of Maryland researchers begin to look at when and how to give COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.
View ArticleWe need to help women during the pandemic and beyond | COMMENTARY
The pandemic is hurting everyone, but not as much as women.
View ArticleStill preaching at 96: Pentecostal pastor who pioneered female leadership...
Talk to those who know the Baltimore pastor, and they’ll tick off the feats of Lucille T. Calloway's career, from blazing a trail for women in a male-dominated church to surviving two illnesses doctors...
View ArticleChris Davis’ Orioles contract bogs the team down. How could they have used...
If the Orioles still had the roster they have now, is it possible to make the team markedly better if Chris Davis' salary was invested elsewhere?
View ArticleRunning crew celebrates Black culture on foot
During Black History Month, a local running group is mixing history with their workouts. Members of the RIOT (Running is our therapy) Squad are running to places significant to Baltimore's Black...
View ArticleHarford school board gets first look at regional proposals for redistricting...
The initial proposals for Harford County Public Schools’ plans to balance enrollment throughout its 54 schools by redistricting got their first public viewing this week before the Board of Education.
View ArticleABC debuts new prime-time newsmagazine on Black life, ‘Soul of a Nation’ |...
If all the debut episode of “Soul of the Nation” did was provide a prime-time showcase for ABC chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas' interview with Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn it would still...
View ArticleMaryland reports 970 new infections, 33 new deaths from coronavirus
Although deaths are not necessarily reported on the date they occur, Friday’s 33 are the state’s most in two weeks.
View ArticleEveryone ‘poured their hearts out’: How the Black Lives Matter movement...
With coronavirus restrictions keeping Maryland players and coaches separated last spring, what started as frequent check-ins turned into sometimes emotional, but necessary, dialogue on the state of...
View ArticleMaryland releases plan to hit 50% greenhouse gas reduction by 2030, General...
Current state law calls for a 40% reduction from 2006 levels in the next decade.
View ArticleWhere Anne Arundel lawmakers stand halfway through the coronavirus-plagued...
Halfway through a legislative session unlike any other, Anne Arundel County lawmakers have managed to push their bills forward from behind masks; in crackly Zoom hearings; in split and socially...
View ArticlePrince George’s public schools CEO reviews reopening, school board...
The Prince George’s County Board of Education held an emergency meeting where CEO Monica Goldson presented the schools reopening plan, which was followed by a special meeting on the budget that they...
View ArticleWhite Maryland residents have gotten 4 times the COVID vaccine doses as Black...
As eligibility expanded to include older Marylanders and essential workers, many minorities, especially those in low-income areas, have faced barriers to accessing the highly coveted appointments in...
View ArticleMan extorts $150 from Annapolis man after meeting on dating app
An 18-year-old man was extorted for $150 by a man he met on a dating app threatened to release photos the victim sent him, Annapolis police said.
View ArticleFive people sent to the hospital with injuries after Glen Burnie apartment...
Occupants living on the second floor of an apartment building in Glen Burnie were unable to escape when heavy smoke from a downstairs fire filled the hallway Thursday night.
View ArticleThe Trump show: CPAC off and running hard to the right. This is your GOP, and...
This is the Trump TV show, the current and future Republican Party, home of the Big Lie. And it is all on display this weekend. Watch and weep for the future of the country.
View ArticleBaltimore County to begin offering Uber rides to COVID vaccine clinics,...
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced Friday that the jurisdiction would begin offering Uber rides for residents without transportation to get to COVID-19 vaccination appointments, as...
View ArticleEvelyn W. McIntosh, Baltimore public schools educator worked with special...
Evelyn W. McIntosh, whose career as a Baltimore public school educator spanned more than three decades, has died at 86.
View ArticleInvest where you live: Black Baltimoreans who patronize Walbrook Junction...
You patronize Walbrook Junction Shopping Center. Why not buy a piece of it?
View ArticleOrioles’ Chris Davis, introspective about struggles, promises swing change to...
Chris Davis, who with has two years remaining on his $161 million contract, says despite his struggles the last several years, he’s still having fun and is invested in making the Orioles as good as...
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