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Back from brink, Ravens get another chance to make playoffs next weekend

The Baltimore Ravens kept their playoff hopes alive after a dominant win over Green Bay and a timely Cleveland victory over Pittsburgh, setting up a winner-take-all AFC North showdown with the Steelers on Jan. 4. Back from the brink, Baltimore now controls its fate behind a resurgent rushing attack led by Derrick Henry, even as questions remain about Lamar Jackson’s health.

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Recording Academy® Honors presented by the Black Music Collective returns, celebrating Grammy® Award-winning icons Pharrell Williams, Brandy and Kirk Franklin

The Recording Academy’s Black Music Collective will host the fourth annual Recording Academy Honors on Jan. 29, 2026, during GRAMMY® Week, celebrating the enduring impact of Pharrell Williams, Brandy and Kirk Franklin. The event will recognize their genre-defying artistry, cultural influence and commitment to advancing Black excellence in music and beyond.

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Derrick Henry’s virtuoso performance helps Ravens stay alive with 41-24 win over Packers

Derrick Henry delivered a historic, season-saving performance by rushing for 216 yards and four touchdowns as the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Green Bay Packers 41-24 to keep their playoff hopes alive. The loss marked Green Bay’s third straight defeat, as Baltimore controlled the game throughout behind Henry’s dominant showing at Lambeau Field.

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City Schools CEO Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises named finalist for National Superintendent of the Year

By Baltimore City Public Schools Baltimore City Public Schools (City Schools) is proud to announce that Dr. Sonja Brookins Santelises, chief executive officer, has been selected as one of four finalists for the 2026 National Superintendent of the Year award, following her recognition as Maryland Superintendent of the Year.  This prestigious national honor, presented by […]

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Funding concerns rise after nursing loses professional degree label

The Department of Education’s move to reclassify nursing graduate programs as academic rather than professional degrees is raising concerns about access and equity. Perinatal nurse Keira Wise said the change could deter students from marginalized communities, while public defense attorney Lauren Corbin warned it may deepen financial barriers that already limit Black students pursuing advanced professional training.

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Youth Wealth Summit empowers students with hands-on financial skills

The Youth Wealth Summit returned for its fourth year with a new youth-led format and expanded partnership with Baltimore City Public Schools, offering hands-on financial education to middle and high school students. Through interactive workshops on entrepreneurship, budgeting and investing, students gained practical tools to help them think differently about money and leadership.

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