From the Gulf Coast to the Sahel, they’re turning to science and community power to build futures rooted in dignity and care.

In this week’s article, I am taking a little bit of a detour away from a security-focus to highlight two individuals making their mark in the wearable technology space. Technology has advanced in so ...

Michelle Williams Fisher, a native New Yorker who relocated to Baltimore about 22 years ago, typically enjoys hobbies such as ...

Organ donation need not be a taboo topic; parents can include their teens in discussions about it. “More than 2,100 children ...

Smith, entrepreneurship is rooted in creativity, healing, and connection. A Morgan State University alumna (Public Health, ...

For Tishawn Thomas, entrepreneurship is not just business — it is transformation. A Baltimore native and current student at ...

For Tynetta Dance, entrepreneurship is more than a business model — it is a calling rooted in empowerment, strategy, and transformation. A proud alumna of Morgan State University (MBA, 2005), Dance is ...

In celebration of Black History Month, the Turner Station History Center will present “A Theatrical Trifecta” – HISTORY, HEALING & HARMONY on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 12 p.m. until 3 p.m. The ...

For Sean Ramon Montague, entrepreneurship is cultural preservation in motion. A 1992 alumnus of Howard University and graduate of the Howard University Book Publishing Institute, Montague is the ...

Day 24 | Black Futures Cypher – The Power of One For Shannon Ramsey, inspiration is spiritual before it is musical. A singer, songwriter, and founder of SUNDAR MUSIC & Let the Truth Be Told, Ramsey ...

As Baltimore prepares to welcome thousands of visitors for CIAA Weekend, The Baltimore Times is proud to spotlight ...