Policies are uncertain and disjoined regarding what our City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby wants to do. This is in an effort to double down on her plan to permanently stop…

In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic really took a toll on all facets of life. This also includes the 4th of July celebrations. There are also parades and fireworks shows that…

Law called the Hunger-Free Campus Grant bill (SB 767/HB 89) that is sponsored by Senator Mary Washington and Delegate Debra Davis. It was officially was passed by our House of…

A project is a solution to the raw sewage problem that took four years to finish. The goal of the project is to eliminate 80% of sewage overflows. The overflow…

Voters will get the chance to decide whether the city should take back full control of the Police Department from the state. It will be the first time since 1860.…

City School, based on information obtained in 2014, had a chronic absenteeism rate at school was 51%. Moreover, it dropped two years later, but by 2019, it had spiked to…

Real Food Farms is focusing on delivering over 800 boxes a month to vulnerable populations. This includes seniors and people who lack access to a grocery store. Stephanie Thornton said…

The Free State Comptroller Peter Franchot said it could be doing more for their neighbors.  Free State Comptroller says Maryland is Rich and Abundant With Affluence but More Money is…

The Free State House of Delegates has overridden the governor's veto of the controversial plan to fund the state's schools. In fact, the delegates voted 95-37 on Monday afternoon to…

Indoor and outdoor dining can reopen for limited capacity starting today in Baltimore, Maryland. This is according to Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. Unfortunately, diners only have one hour limit. They…