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

Michelle Williams Fisher, a native New Yorker who relocated to Baltimore about 22 years ago, typically enjoys hobbies such as ...

In this week’s article, I am taking a little bit of a detour away from a security-focus to highlight two individuals making their mark in the wearable technology space. Technology has advanced in so ...

Smith, entrepreneurship is rooted in creativity, healing, and connection. A Morgan State University alumna (Public Health, ...

For Tishawn Thomas, entrepreneurship is not just business — it is transformation. A Baltimore native and current student at ...

In celebration of Black History Month, the Turner Station History Center will present “A Theatrical Trifecta” – HISTORY, ...

As Baltimore prepares to welcome thousands of visitors for CIAA Weekend, The Baltimore Times is proud to spotlight ...

Excitement awaits as the 2026 CIAA Basketball Tournament soon returns to Charm City, a town whose basketball tradition, culture and legacy run deep. For the second consecutive year, the tournament ...

For Tynetta Dance, entrepreneurship is more than a business model — it is a calling rooted in empowerment, strategy, and transformation. A proud alumna of Morgan State University (MBA, 2005), Dance is ...

A groundbreaking new media platform dedicated entirely to civil rights history, education and future equity has officially launched in one of the movement’s most sacred cities. Civil Rights TV, ...

Harper today officially filed her candidacy for Baltimore City Sheriff, with a platform focused on improved public safety through experienced leadership, accountability, and professional service to ...

The NAACP County Branch will host its 2026 Freedom Fund Banquet on Saturday, February 28, 2026, bringing together civic leaders, community advocates, and residents for an afternoon of inspiration, ...