The Baltimore Times

The concept of “law and order” has been used as a racial dog whistle. Nixon and Reagan used the term to advocate for harsh mandatory sentences and increase police militarization. Centrist Democrats attempted to co-opt the term in the 90s, with Biden and Clinton pushing harsh mandatory minimums in the crime bill and even advocating for increased use of the death penalty...

Attorney April N. Richardson has ridden along in a client's sewer truck. She has stood in a gutted, dilapidated building alongside a general contractor, walking the space her client is renovating into a childcare center. None of that is technically her job. All of it, she says, is exactly her job.

"I am not that lawyer. I am a dirty lawyer. I'm gonna jump in you...

The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is preparing for a major change to its African elephant program, announcing plans to transition to an all-male herd while transferring its longtime female elephant, Felix, to another facility.

Zoo officials said the move is being made in coordination with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ African Elephant Species Survival Plan,...

Bocking, now making its world premiere at Baltimore Center Stage, is bold, explicit, funny and determined to make audiences uncomfortable. Written by Preston Crowder and directed by Stevie Walker-Webb, the approximately 90-minute comedy explores sexuality, religion, family, childhood trauma and desire through a distinctly Black and queer lens.

The story...

Lincoln, Nebraska — The National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) is proud to announce that Dr. Sandra L. Kurtinitis, President of the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the NCHC Distinguished Leadership Award, recognizing visionary leadership that has advanced honors education and expanded opp...