Category: Baltimore News

Paul Schurick, political aide to former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich was found guilty by a Baltimore jury on Dec. 6 for conspiring to curb Black voter turnout during the 2010 […]

Legend has it that nobody knew exactly how fast Lenny Moore, the great National Football League Hall of Fame half-back and flanker for the Baltimore Colts, actually was. They say […]

Saint Ignatius Loyola Academy, an all boy’s middle school in downtown Baltimore, is fighting against obesity by serving healthy lunches to their students. Through Revolution Foods, a partner with Whole Foods […]

Baltimore City Police broke up student-led efforts to end homelessness Nov. 19 as they dispersed crowds who gathered for A Bench Is Not A Bed: Sleep-Out 2011. Not to be […]

Maryland Department of the Environment Secretary Robert M. Summers recently awarded prizes for a larger-than-life portrait of Lady Gaga and depictions of a fish, a great blue heron, and a […]

Leaving behind a legacy that has forever changed the face of the Baltimore City Public School System (BCPS), former superintendent Dr. John Crew passed away Nov. 19 at FutureCare Lochearn […]

Gathering on the corner of Stricker and Presstman streets, members, family, and friends of the historic Sharon Baptist Church, came together Nov. 13 to honor their leader, the Rev. Dr. […]

Hundreds of students and alumni of Morgan State University gathered in the Student Center Theater on Nov. 11 to witness the unveiling of a civil rights exhibit commemorating student led […]

DINWIDDIE, Va. (AP) — Virginia State Police say three people were killed in a multi-vehicle wreck on Interstate 85 in the southeast part of the state. All three deaths Friday […]

Morgan State University assumes its rightful place in this country’s civil rights history after university officials, joined by civil rights activist and U.S. Rep. John Lewis (Ga.), Rep. Elijah Cummings, […]

Freddy Jones Jr. only stopped into the Yau Brothers Carryout on Halloween to get a quick dinner for himself before heading to work, where he operated a shuttle bus for […]