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Sybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: The Family of Nolan Wells Demands Answers and More
A federal court rules against Florida's controversial 'Stop Woke Act', a Black business report shows huge economic potential, and a 14-year-old track phenom impresses.
Thousands of fish are floating dead in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor after what’s being called a major fish kill. The Maryland Department of the Environment says crews found about 1,000 dead menhaden, more than 120 blue crabs, and a small number of other fish. The affected area stretches from Canton Waterfront Park to South Ann Street […]
Election oversight, wealth gap, and acts of kindness shape our communities, per Sybil Wilkes' daily roundup.
Thousands of BGE Customers Still Without Power After Severe Storms More than 12,000 Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) customers remained without power as of midnight while crews continued repairing storm-damaged utility poles and downed power lines. Some residents may have to wait another 24 hours before service is fully restored. Harford County reported the highest […]
Black entrepreneur George E. Johnson built a multi-million dollar hair care empire, pioneering Black business success.
Authorities search for missing 18-year-old Nolan Wells, who vanished on July 4th on Horn Island; a body was later found but identity unconfirmed.
On July 4, a large group of Patriot Front members got together, dressed in their uniform of white face coverings, blue polo shirts, and khakis and marched through neighborhoods in the U.S. Capitol.
Discover how Frederick Douglass’ “power concedes nothing” call still drives America’s fight for true freedom and equality today.
The shooting in a Florida Walmart parking lot illustrates how the right to bear arms truly doesn’t apply to Black people.
Mondawmin Mall, a 70-year-old Baltimore landmark, reflects urban resilience and community evolution in America.
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th year, the expected patriotism of a sanitized history exposes the deep chasm Black Americans must navigate every Fourth of July.
The Towson Communities Alliance has postponed its July Fourth fireworks show to July 5 due to a vendor staffing issue.