Community organizations supporting impacted residents—particularly families and seniors—of the E. coli contamination.

As summer vacation comes to a close, Ames Memorial United Methodist Church in Sandtown made sure students were prepared with their annual back-to-school bash.

The Bless Baltimore Prayer Motorcade resumed in-person activity on July 30.

Howard University first-year architecture students collaborated with Temple X Schools on a class project for ARCH 208: Design Thinking + Making

A Baltimore pastor who fell victim to a violent crime said his experience points to a larger issue.

With problems, come problem solvers.

The Sun has extensively reported on the crisis of crime in Baltimore.

Standing inside the surprisingly well preserved center hall of the Baltimore City public school built in 1877 and discussing its renovation, Rev. Al Hathaway looked relieved when he said, “And construction begins July 5.”

Rev. Harold Carter, Jr. was made vice president of the Hampton Ministers’ Conference at their annual conference that took place in June. There, he had previously served as the assistant secretary.

Pastor Rodney Hudson of Baltimore’s United Methodist Church has seen the effects of higher gas prices first hand as community members have been asking for assistance and support from the church.

Maryland State Comptroller Peter Franchot is among those calling on state and national leaders to temporarily suspend gas taxes.

The Rev. Rodney Hudson knew what he wanted.

Almost every week there's been a tragedy that hits home to many of us.