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SPARK study helps families understand the challenges of autism
Spark Sundays are special for children and their parents. It's also an opportunity for their parents to network with other families. → Read More
'I do love what I do': Breast cancer survivor helps others detect disease she survived
The nudge Susan O'Haire gets from her mammographer is special for a few reasons, not only is her Radiologic Technologist her sister, Debbie Kearney is also a three-time breast cancer survivor. → Read More
'Girls Rule the Court' inspires young girls to learn the game of tennis
It's not what you'd expect to hear during a typical tennis lesson, but this session is far from ordinary. → Read More
Examining heart misinformation surrounding women
Every 34 seconds, someone dies from heart disease in the United States, that's about 700,000 thousand deaths a year. → Read More
'We're gonna make the world a better place if we can, one song at a time'
Davon Fleming’s voice will warm your heart. He’s a Baltimore native who made it nationally on “The Voice.” → Read More
Life in the fast lane: Baltimore County teen overcomes obstacles to become aspiring motorsports star
Jalen Dhanoolal’s goal is being behind the wheel as a professional race car driver. → Read More
Green Street Academy hoping to improve community through Samsung's 'Solve for Tomorrow' competition
The fruits of their labor could one day become food for their community. → Read More
Local nonprofit working to help youth grow their own businesses in Baltimore
BALTIMORE — "I am trying to manufacture an app and I am running a studio expanding my podcast." All that and Gregory Simmons is only 18 and still a student at City High School. Simmons got involved with Heartsmiles. A non-profit started by Joni Holifield for young people born out of the Freddie Grey unrest in Baltimore in 2015. "As a person who lifted themselves out of absolute poverty, I felt… → Read More
Bouncing back on the right side of the law
Therapy is more than just a ball for Shawn Woodland. It's a part of a new routine for him and other rebounders. → Read More
Help give a little warmth this holiday season
Valerie Diggs is rebounding after the roughest patch of her life. → Read More
Aunt Kelly's cookies make you smile with her sweet treats
Kelly Simmons is the baker creator and owner of Aunt Kelly's Coo → Read More
Family of Willard Bryant Jr. continues to look for answers five years after murder
For one Baltimore woman, the loss she's suffered is beyond personal...it's professional too. → Read More
Former Health Commissioner's new book details her determination to keep the focus on public health
Former Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen is sharing a side of Baltimore that doesn't make the headlines. → Read More
Two men who battled COVID-19 grateful for the UMMC lung transplant program
John Micklus counts his blessings every day. A few months ago a COVID diagnosis had him was at deaths door. → Read More
A step in the right direction
A young seamstress, with a flare for fashion. → Read More
Brother and sister entrepreneurs create Stock Up Kids
They're cute, they're talented and they're smart. Spirit and Kali Rahman aren't your ordinary kids. → Read More
Alexander in the Kitchen
His name is Alexander Willis, but in his kitchen, you can call him Alexander the Great. → Read More
Breast cancer survivor with ties to Maryland takes part in COVID-19 vaccine trial
There are other vaccines in the works still waiting for approval from the FDA. → Read More
Dispelling myths about the virus in the African American community
Michael Green made it. He survived COVID-19. Back in March he spent 7 days at Sinai hospital in New York. → Read More
Who killed Megan Tilman?
"This is our shrine so to speak. That's a picture of Megan and Paris in the pool out back." → Read More