Women leaders of Baltimore attended the Breaking Down Barriers Roundtable, which was hosted by Hillary for Maryland at the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center March 30, to discuss policies that would enhance the lives of women in Maryland.
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Arrest Made in Killing of Gerald Williams, Morgan State University Student
On March 31, police arrested Harry Malik Robertson, 20, of Bowie, Md., in connection to the fatal stabbing of Gerald Williams, 20, a junior at Morgan State University.
View MoreBaltimore County Settles Housing Discrimination Case
Baltimore County is trying to move past discriminatory housing policies that have been in place for decades.
View MoreDetroit School Board speaks out
In the midst of all the swirl of heated public discussion surrounding whatever the latest development happens to be with the Detroit Public Schools, the one group of individuals who seem never to be called on even for a quote, or referred to in any way shape or form other than as a mistaken afterthought, is the currently elected Detroit Public School Board.
View MoreThe Southeast Michigan American Heart Association Names Jason Hall and Daniel Mahlebashian Detroit Heart Ball Co-chairs
The American Heart Association is setting the groundwork for a rewarding campaign with the announcement of Heart Ball Co-Chairs Jason Hall, co-founder of Slow Roll Detroit and Daniel Mahlebashian, global executive director of Purchasing Services, Request to Pay Process and Enterprise SAP Business Management for General Motors.
View MoreOn D.C.’s H Street, Some Black Businesses Strive, Others Struggle
Amidst the new expensive condominiums, busy upscale bars and restaurants, and the city’s only streetcar, Black entrepreneurs on the once riot-torn H Street in northeast D.C., are working hard to cash in on the community’s new prosperity and dramatically changing landscape.
View MoreD.C. Council Wants to Pay People Not to Commit Crime
To address an increase in violent crime within the District, the D.C. Council recently unanimously approved a bill that includes a proposal to pay residents and some youth a stipend to not to commit crimes.
View MoreNAN To Celebrate 25 Years At Convention
The National Action Network is celebrating their silver anniversary convention April 13-16 at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel.
View MoreLincoln Boys Basketball Team Celebrates State Championship
“Comeback kids” aptly describes the Lincoln Tigers weekend in San Antonio earlier this month at the 2016 UIL State Basketball Championship.
View MoreState Fair of Texas Announces 2016 Theme
The countdown to fun has officially begun – only 200 days until the State Fair of Texas® begins its annual 24-day run.
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