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Healing Justice Retreats: A Chance for New Beginnings

July 20, 2026

A group of people who have faced the worst mistakes in justice—survivors of assault, wrongfully jailed individuals, and their families—gathered for a three‑day workshop aimed at mending deep emotional wounds. The program, run by Healing Justice, blends writing tasks, circle discussions and art proje

politics

Rising Up: A Woman’s Truth Shakes a Senate Race

July 11, 2026

The story that drew national attention began with a single decision: a woman named Racicot chose to speak about an assault she suffered in 2021. In the night she described, a man she had dated for years entered her home against her wishes and forced himself on her while he was heavily intoxicated. S

environment

Baltimore Harbor’s Dead Fish Mystery

July 9, 2026

In the heart of Baltimore, a startling sight has emerged: about 1, 000 fish and crabs lying on the water’s surface. The state’s environmental agency reports that the deaths spread from Canton Waterfront Park to South Ann Street, close to a former sugar plant. Among the deceased were menhaden—key fis

entertainment

Digimon Adventure Hits Switch in a Time‑Travel Twist

July 9, 2026

A new RPG called “Digimon Story Time Stranger” has just landed on Nintendo Switch and its successor. The game drops players into a story where the world is on the edge of falling apart. You travel between our everyday life and a mysterious digital realm while catching and training more than 450 diff

crime

Teen in Baltimore gets shot, two others face car‑jacking charges

July 2, 2026

Baltimore police received a ShotSpotter alert on Vine Street at 8:12 p. m. , reporting four shots fired. Officers arrived to find shell casings but no victim on the scene. Within a short time, a 15‑year‑old boy was brought to a local hospital with a non‑life‑threatening gunshot wound. As of the foll

health

Healthy Habits Beat Medicine in Long‑Term Disease Prevention

June 24, 2026

The study was a 21‑year test that followed over a thousand adults who had high blood sugar but not yet full diabetes. The participants were split into three groups: one that worked hard on diet and exercise, one that took a drug called metformin, and a third that got a fake pill. All of them were to

science

RNU4ATAC Variants: A Broader Range of Rare Disorders

June 20, 2026

Biallelic changes in the small spliceosomal RNA gene RNU4ATAC have been found in several rare conditions that share features such as small head size, short limbs, learning difficulties, bone problems and immune issues. These disorders were once thought to be limited to a single disease called Taybi‑

entertainment

The quiet start that changed TV crime stories forever

June 17, 2026

A low-key HBO series from 2000 took a different path through Baltimore’s tough streets. Instead of chasing action scenes, it showed daily life—shopping for groceries, fighting addiction, and watching a neighborhood crumble. Based on a reporter’s real experiences, it felt more like a raw documentary

celebrities

Simone Biles Takes a Break After a Close Call

June 15, 2026

The Olympic gymnast Simone Biles recently dealt with a serious health scare that left her shaken. Less than a week after recovering, she left for a getaway with her husband, Jonathan Owens. The trip wasn’t just any vacation—it came with a clear message. On Instagram, she posted her travel essentials

lifestyle

Finding Your People While Playing Sports

June 13, 2026

In big cities, it can sometimes feel like safe places for queer individuals are vanishing. It's tough when community spots disappear. That is exactly why a unique organization came into existence in Baltimore. They built a place where people of the LGBTQ+ identity can gather and enjoy physical acti