The Justice Department is investigating whether Black Lives Matter leaders defrauded donors of tens of millions of dollars ...

As the government shutdown halts SNAP benefits for millions of Americans, Black churches across the country are stepping up ...

Community Conversation on Credit Equity hosted by Maryland Bankers Association and Coppin State University to improve financial literacy and opportunities.

Loni Love hosts the 10th Annual Multicultural Media Correspondents Dinner, emphasizing the importance of diversity and ownership in media.

Students from Robert W. Coleman Elementary School participate in a spelling bee at Herbert Street Park, West Baltimore, promoting community pride and youth enrichment.

Coppin State University celebrates its 125th anniversary with a gala, honoring alumni, students, and community leaders. Over $500,000 raised for scholarships.

Dr. Frances Murphy Draper critiques the heartless actions of government insiders during a federal shutdown, highlighting the hypocrisy and moral blindness.

During the fall, high school students in schools across D.C. are actively applying for colleges and universities of their ...

Philadelphia native Edmond W. Davis is a historian, college professor and journalist. In this column he spotlights the disconnect between Africa’s production of world-class athletes and its exclusion ...

The 2025 TEDCO Entrepreneur Expo brought together business owners, investors and industry leaders to explore opportunities for innovation and growth. Speakers, including Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and ...

A federal judge in Rhode Island has ordered the U.S. Department of Agriculture to use emergency funds to keep SNAP running just hours before its funding was set to expire. The ruling averts an ...

Screenshots from a video uploaded to Tik Tok show an officer of the Baltimore Police Department running down a man in his ...