Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced a statewide hiring freeze starting July 1 to address a $121 million budget cut imposed by ...

Alexis Taylor serves as managing editor of the AFRO American Newspapers. This week, she discusses the importance of closing the pay gap between men and women.

Graduating from high school and college is a major feat for many fostered youth who are facing instability and limited support. Their journeys reveal systemic challenges and the critical role of ...

Recent medical school graduates share their inspiring journeys into residency, overcoming barriers in a field where African Americans remain vastly underrepresented. Their stories reflect resilience, ...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal judges cannot issue nationwide injunctions, limiting their authority to only the parties involved in a case. While this is a win for Trump’s efforts to ...

Black EdTech leaders are advocating for inclusive policies and IP protections to ensure their innovations are culturally relevant and equitable, and to build a digital future that works for all.

A Prince George’s County, Md. teacher has been indicted on 18 counts, including sexual abuse of a minor and rape. Officials say the alleged abuse occurred between January and April.

Baltimore HBCU Morgan State University earned its first individual Emmy at the 67th Capital Emmy Awards for the documentary “History of a National Treasure,” highlighting its legacy and commitment to ...

Despite dire statistics, advocates say there is hope — and progress — in American cities, where investments in youth programs are beginning to improve outcomes for Black students.

Herbert "Herb" Brown, a World War II veteran and trailblazing entrepreneur, was honored with the unveiling of "Mr. Herb Brown ...

The CIAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament will remain in Baltimore through 2029, reinforcing a powerful partnership ...

Baltimore community leaders warn that the proposed federal budget could slash housing support for thousands of Black ...