Well, my friends, it kind of looks like we are finished with the winter weather and start breaking out some Spring stuff. The ...

When you think of Baltimore City leadership — the press conferences, the policy announcements, the viral “Mask up, shorty” ...

Much praise and respect is due to the many Black-led organizations where men are playing a pivotal role in community-based ...

Reflecting on the passing of the Reverend Jesse Jackson, Sr., Dr. Peter Bramble, Co-Founder of The Baltimore Times, recalled a moment forever etched in the history of America. The date was April 4, ...

Southwest Baltimore sits in the heart of the city’s “Black Butterfly,” where history, access, and lived environment continue to shape health outcomes in visible—and preventable—ways. In this community ...

Leticia Ababio Nortey, founder and executive director of Expanding Boundaries International, Inc. (EBI), empowers future generations with equitable access to cross-cultural and technological education ...

In every generation, there are freedom fighters whose names may never headline textbooks, yet their impact reshapes the very soul of justice. Barbarajean “BJ” Shaneman is one of those quiet giants, an ...

Five years ago, when I released my memoir Leaving Large, I had no idea where that story would lead. Five years of writing. Five years of speaking. Five years of sitting with people in the truth of ...

April 25th Fight Night at Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor Signals New Era for Combat Sports in the City BALTIMORE, MD — In a ...

Organ donation need not be a taboo topic; parents can include their teens in discussions about it. “More than 2,100 children ...

Across the country — from South Carolina to the South Side of Chicago — we are celebrating the life of Rev. Jesse Jackson.

When many think of Annapolis, Maryland, they envision the State Capitol, the United States Naval Academy, the Alex Haley statue, and the Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum. But for the past three days, ...