The DMV
The child's father spoke out.
Today at 9pm marks the end of the Voter’s Registration for those in Maryland. If you aren’t registered when the deadline hits, you will not be able to vote in the Primary Election on June 26th. With the deadline looming, residents rushed the site to make sure they would be able to vote but was […]
Amtrak has installed a lactation suite at Baltimore's Penn Station for breastfeeding mothers.
Universoul Circus returns to Washington, DC with opening night on June 21, 2018, at the National Harbor. What I like most about this Circus is not that it Black-owned which is a plus but they really and truly incorporate a family atmosphere. Music is clean clear and fun. My son who is just 2.5 years […]
Howard University has joined the Verizon Innovative Learning Program to provide STEM education for Black youth.
Sunday afternoon, folks in Baltimore were hit HARD by the flash floods; more specific, residents and business owners in the historic Ellicott City area. Flooding caused million dollars of damage to the area, way more than the flood in the area in 2016. As you can imagine it will take them a long time to […]
He was last seen during a rescue.
Memorial Day weekend is the kick off of the city curfew for Baltimore City youth under the age of 16. According to the new law, youth under the age of 14 must be in the house between 9pm and 6am the next morning. For teens 14 to 16, they must be off the streets from […]
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency on May 27 after heavy rain flooded Ellicott City, leaving comparable damage to the 2016 floods where cars were washed away and property was destroyed.
