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(BALTIMORE – May 17, 2026) – As early voting approaches in Maryland’s June 23 Democratic Primary, voters in the 41st Legislative District face a serious decision about the future of their representation in Annapolis. This race is not about religion. It is not about ethnicity. And it should not become a fight between Black and Jewish communities that have lived side by side in Baltimore for generations. This is about leadership, accountability, and the district’s future. State Senator Dalya Attar is currently under federal indictment in a case involving allegations of extortion, hidden recordings, and efforts to silence a political…

(WOODLAWN, MD – May 2026) — After months of honoring Black excellence across Baltimore County, BMORENews.com is preparing to close out the tour in grand fashion with Black Wall Street WOODLAWN, set for Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at 6665 Security Blvd. RSVP to https://blackwallstreetwoodlawn.eventbrite.com. Presented as part of the nationally recognized Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards series, the event promises an evening of celebration, networking, inspiration, and recognition of individuals who continue to uplift their communities through leadership, service, entrepreneurship, and advocacy. “This event will not disappoint,” said veteran journalist and BMORENews.com publisher Doni…

Veteran Congressman Praises Jones as a “Dedicated, Experienced and Consistent Fighter” for Baltimore County Residents (BALTIMORE COUNTY – May 2026) — Momentum continues to build for Baltimore County Councilman Julian E. Jones Jr. in the race for Baltimore County Executive as Congressman Kweisi Mfume officially announced his endorsement of the longtime public servant. “Julian Jones is and has been a dedicated, experienced, and consistent fighter for the people of Baltimore County,” said Mfume. “That’s why I endorse and support him to become the next County Executive.” The endorsement adds another influential voice to Jones’ growing coalition of supporters as the…

(BALTIMORE – May 13, 2026) – Lauryn Hill once wrote that what separates one child from another is not ability, but access. Access to education. Access to opportunity. Access to love. In Sandtown-Winchester, that idea is not theoretical. It is lived. And if you want to understand what access looks like when someone fights every day to create it, then you need to know Alexandria Warrick Adams. Alex, as she is known in the community, is the CEO of Elev8 Baltimore, and for nearly two decades she has dedicated herself to the children and families of Baltimore — particularly in…