Baltimore City leaders are working to create more support for those who have faced intimate partner violence (IPV). As part of the 2026-2031 Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan, city leaders want ...

The HIV/AIDS epidemic spiked in the 1980s, resulting in the death of over 100,000 people from 1981 to 1990, making an irreversible mark on our world from a social, medical, and political perspective.

In 2025 Black athletes gave record-breaking performances while also making historic deals on and off the court. From Jalen Hurts leading the Eagles in a landmark Super Bowl matchup to Coco Gauff ...

(Black Press USA Newswire) – Caitlin Clark is more than a WNBA player; she has become a tool of weaponization against Black women. And now the federal government is involved. Led by Texas Rep. August ...

The Y in Central Maryland (Y) announced to members via email that the Randallstown and Dundalk Y swim centers will no longer be operated by the organization, with Baltimore County set to take over ...

Crusader Update: According to activists working with the family of Trey Reed, a second, independent autopsy revealed the Delta State University student had blunt force trauma to the back of the head ...

Andrew C. Freeman, former vice president of real estate development at East Baltimore Development Inc., has filed a federal lawsuit and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) complaint against ...

Dark red bricks and steeply pitched gables define a historic home in Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood that now houses more than 15 Black-owned businesses. From a perfumery and hairstylist to an ...

In May of 2026, Kaizen Beauty, a local luxury nail salon located on 339 North Charles Street, brought an elevated and updated approach to self-maintenance to Downtown Baltimore. Ashleigh Johnson, the ...

Grief is an acute emotional, physical and cognitive response to significant loss. A study from researchers Laurie A. Burke and Dr. Robert A. Neimeyer shows that grief in the Black community is ...

COLUMBUS, Miss. — The Columbus Dispatch and The Columbus Commercial for decades published information that condoned the lynching of African Americans. But one incident was so heinous that it prompted ...