A Legacy of Independent Black Journalism, Economic Empowerment and Political Accountability Founded by Donald Morton “Doni” Glover BMORENews.com • The News Before the News A Message from the Founder For 24 years, BMORENews.com has reported the news, documented Black history, supported Black businesses, covered political power and created opportunities for people whose stories might otherwise have gone untold. BMORENews was founded on August 9, 2002, but its roots reach back to my earliest experiences in community journalism, political reporting, public relations and broadcasting. From the beginning, the mission has been to provide news and information that educate, empower and…

TOMORROW: HEALTH AND WELLNESS EXPO 2026  Tomorrow is the day! Join us for a morning of health, wellness, education, resources, and community connection. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Whether you’re focused on your own health, caring for your family, supporting our youth, or simply looking for practical ways to live healthier, this Expo has something for you. WHAT’S HAPPENING TOMORROW 9:00 AM | Welcome & Opening Remarks Hear from Chamber President & CEO Kathy Guzman, our event leadership, community partners, elected officials, Chamber Board of Directors, and Title Sponsor Kaiser Permanente. 9:15 AM | Kaiser Permanente Welcome Featuring Charima Young, Senior Director…

Harlem recognition celebrates more than 30 years of media, advocacy and community leadership (HARLEM, N.Y. — July 27, 2026) — New York State Senator Cordell Cleare, representing the 30th Senate District, presented Baltimore journalist, entrepreneur and BMORENews.com publisher Doni M. Glover with a New York State Senate proclamation on Saturday, July 25, 2026. The surprise presentation took place during a Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards ceremony hosted in Harlem by respected community leader Vito Jones and Harlem, Inc. Glover traveled to New York intending to recognize a distinguished group of entrepreneurs, professionals, and community servants. Midway through the ceremony,…

A faithful servant, a keeper of Sandtown’s history and one of Baltimore’s most dynamic community leaders (BALTIMORE – July 27, 2026) – I had become a bit worn, to say the least, in the aftermath of Freddie Gray. I called for a meeting in Sandtown. That meeting led to another meeting, and then another. Before long, we had held roughly 30 meetings. It was tiring. It was frustrating. And in retrospect, many of the same people who caused disruption then are still causing disruption today. But through it all, I met Tracey Malone. And that made the struggle worthwhile. Sandtown-Winchester…

(BALTIMORE – July 26, 2026) — “Meanwhile, on the other side of the world…” That is the closing line from Terence Trent D’Arby’s “As Yet Untitled,” and it captures exactly how I felt Saturday. While Black Wall Street Harlem was taking place in New York, the annual One Baltimore Cookout was happening at Woodlawn Recreation and Parks. I had been looking forward to One Baltimore all year. Although Timmy Greene and the members of the One Baltimore organization have presented the gathering for 20 years, last year was my first time attending. I was amazed by the number of Baltimore…

Subscribe to Doni Glover Media — Powered by BMORENews.com For 32 years, Doni Glover has covered the people, politics, businesses, and movements shaping Baltimore—and connected those stories to the nation and the world. Now, that work comes together on one channel. Subscribe for: The Doni Glover Show — Unfiltered conversations with the people making decisions and moving Baltimore forward, from Mayor Brandon Scott and BGE President and CEO Tamla Olivier to entrepreneurs, activists, developers, and community leaders. Black Wall Street — Celebrating the businesses, institutions, and visionaries advancing Black economic power through the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards, business…

(SANDTOWN – July 20, 2026) – Greetings to you all on this amazing Monday! It’s that time of year again for the Sandtown-Winchester Community’s Annual Back-to-School Event! We are excited to invite community organizations, businesses, and service providers to join us as vendors for this special day. Date: Thursday, August 20 Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM Location: Sandtown-Winchester Achievement Academy 701 N. Gold Street Baltimore, MD 21217 This year, we will be providing school uniforms and school supplies to 300 children and connecting families with valuable community resources. We hope you will partner with us by sharing information about your programs and services with…

New AI degree and interdisciplinary risk management course aim to prepare students for leadership in a technology-driven economy (BALTIMORE – July 18, 2026) — Morgan State University is expanding its career-focused academic offerings with a new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence and an interdisciplinary course designed to help students identify and manage risks in an increasingly technology-driven economy. The undergraduate AI degree will launch this fall through Morgan’s School of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences. The Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management will also introduce Holistically Assessing Risks, a course intended as the first step toward developing…

(BALTIMORE – July 16, 2026) — The Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) has opened a 30-day public comment period on a proposed drone initiative designed to strengthen neighborhood revitalization, improve property inspections, and enhance the delivery of city services. Known as the Bird’s Eye View (BEV) Program, the initiative would incorporate drone technology into DHCD’s work to assist with property inspections, redevelopment planning, documentation, and community improvement efforts. According to the department, the technology is intended to help staff collect more accurate information, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and increase worker safety while supporting Baltimore’s ongoing efforts…

(BALTIMORE – July 14, 2026) – When I first walked through the doors of Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, it only took one speech from then-Principal Julia B. Woodland for me to understand what it meant to be a Dunbar Poet. I cannot recite her words today. But I will never forget the spirit. She spoke life into us. She challenged us to pursue excellence, to embrace discipline, and to understand that hard work was not optional—it was expected. At Dunbar, excellence wasn’t just encouraged. It was demanded. And if you know anything about Dunbar athletics, you know exactly what…