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Shangri-La Industries got state money to turn a Thousand Oaks motel into homeless housing, but the work stalled and the property is near foreclosure.

Baltimore City students are discovering potential new career paths in classes that cover topics such as coding and graphic design at a local tech center. “I wanted to learn more about technology because this will help when I get older,” said Zaire Blackwell, a 12-year-old student at the Digital Harbor Foundation. “Some of the stuff I want to do has a lot to do with technology.” As Maryland ...

Opposition Leader Mark Golding on Saturday evening confirmed reports that he had reshuffled the Shadow Cabinet, with former government minister Lisa Hanna conspicuously absent and Dr Alfred Dawes and Wavell Hinds among the new faces to assume...

Incumbent state Rep. Stephenie Scialabba, R-12th, is seeking reelection in the April primary for her seat in the state House of Representatives. First elected in 2022, Scialabba serves on the House Ed...

Recent reports of racial disparities in mortgage loan lending at Navy Federal Credit Union – the largest credit union in America, based in Virginia – demonstrates the persistent challenges people of color face in the quest to buy homes and create financial legacies for their families.

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This column is for people of all generations. There’s a call to action for all of us. Because we all play a role in one another’s mental health.

The Christian Association of Nigeria on Monday led protests over continuous killings in Plateau State and other parts of the country.

Democratic newcomers Kelly Laustsen, Jeremy Wano and Robin Schilling, as well as Republican incumbent David Weaver, were sworn in at Tuesday's reorganization meeting.