New #congressionalmaps in nine states could reshape #BlackVoters ’ ability to elect preferred candidates, raising concerns about diluted political influence in several Southern states. https://t.co/qdkRUCUlfD
Washingtonian and local hip-hop legend #PriestDaNomad will show his documentary, “I Was the Weirdo," at the #Baltimore International #BlackFilmFestival on Oct. 10. https://t.co/jFQhsokzdv
East #Baltimore ’s Health, Hope, and Harmony Festival connected residents with free health screenings, produce, family resources and support services through local partnerships. https://t.co/AupXH5uugv
#MorganState University has received an $800,000 #CrankstartFoundation grant to extend its reentry scholarship program through 2030, helping adult and nontraditional learners overcome financial barriers to completing bachelor’s degrees. https://t.co/2XaQC5sunE
Months after #NolanWells died following a July 4 boat trip, three friends who were with him are speaking publicly. They say they’ve endured grief and threats — but their interview did little to settle questions surrounding Wells’ death. https://t.co/lHBSAuaHH5
#UNCF ’s #Baltimore Mayor’s Masked Ball highlighted more than $500,000 in scholarships for Baltimore students, with aspiring #HBCU student #WarrenJohnson underscoring the stakes. https://t.co/m42GaYvbIo
#Baltimore Inspector General #IsabelCumming regained access to city systems after months of litigation with Mayor #BrandonScott over the Office of Inspector General’s authority and access to records. https://t.co/CtjQcNigIA
An #Arkansas campaign ad depicting a white man as a #Medicaid recipient who refuses to work has sparked a conservative backlash, reviving debate over the racialized “welfare queen” stereotype. https://t.co/is7DL0PUxP
#SamaraJoy opened the #BSO ’s 2026-27 season with jazz standards and young #Baltimore musicians, spotlighting the orchestra’s education and community programs. https://t.co/WpLGyQSkCI
Hundreds of entrepreneurs met at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of #Maryland#AfricanAmerican History and Culture for the 12th annual Generational Wealth Business Summit on Sept. 26. https://t.co/AjjPJMUcdN
#Maryland ’s quantum ambitions depend on more than research: an inclusive ecosystem of legal, policy and business support could shape who benefits from its growth. https://t.co/GMfAbq0bsR
Freddie Jackson, the R&B vocalist behind “Rock Me Tonight” and “You Are My Lady,” died Oct. 5 at 69, his family said. Corrected Posting...
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North Carolina A&T alumni celebrate the school’s growth, community and “Aggie pride” as Greensboro prepares for its 100th homecoming Oct. 25-Nov. 1.
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A 23-year-old man has been charged after 12-year-old Khloe Ishway was killed in an Oct. 3 shooting at Leon Day Park, prompting calls for accountability and support for witnesses.
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Gov. Wes Moore and Republican Dan Cox sparred over Maryland’s budget deficit, immigration enforcement, public safety and data centers in their only confirmed debate.
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The Greater Baltimore Committee’s 71st Annual Meeting will bring more than 500 business, government, education, philanthropy and nonprofit leaders together Oct. 8 in Columbia to advance regional collaboration and economic growth.
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Approaching 85, Rev. Jeremiah Wright heard from ministers and leaders who say his mentoring, pastoral care and Black prophetic teaching shaped their lives.
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Marylanders will vote on Question 3 in November after the state’s highest court cleared a revised redistricting amendment for the ballot.
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Maryland residents will have three opportunities to weigh in virtually on Baltimore Gas and Electric’s proposed electric base-rate increase during public hearings scheduled for Oct. 26, Nov. 4 and Nov. 18, 2026.
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