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Folk legend Lead Belly found himself imprisoned twice in the early 1900s. On both occasions, he used his music to attain an early release.

Proponents of the skate park gathered in front of City Hall to protest and demand information about the project’s future on Monday afternoon.

A new documentary special streaming on Hulu is sharing the story of the Montford Point Marines, as well as those still searching for them to honor.

Baltimore Brew is a daily online journal featuring independent reporting and informed commentary about greater Baltimore.

80 years after the Montford Point Camp was established to train enlisted African Americans, relatives and other Marines fight to document their contributions before it’s too late.

Officials say the Adamsville convenience store on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive has accounted for nearly 100 calls to the Atlanta Police Department in 2022 alone.

If you’re wondering when you will see Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds again, then wonder no more. It’s at the first-ever Charm City Live Festival in Baltimore.

Dozens of residents and community leaders took part in a demonstration in the parking lot of the convenience store Wednesday to voice their frustration and concern for neighborhood safety.

Summer entertainment is heating up in Baltimore with a sizzling performance lineup for the 45th AFRAM Festival at Druid Hill Park.

Sunday will mark two years -- since the first case of COVID-19 was recorded in Alabama. Since then -- it's impacted nearly everything we do.