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Health experts say Mat 6th is Melanoma Monday, to raise awareness about the deadly skin cancer
Melanoma Monday is the first Monday of every May. The goal is for people to think about protecting their skin, especially as we get ready for the summer months. → Read More
New Wellness Center opens in Baltimore to help those struggling with substance abuse
A new wellness center recently opened its door in Baltimore working to provide people with hope in their journey to recovery. → Read More
Local woman creates website to help parents buy and sell maternity and children's clothes
A local mom decided to create her very own website called LACH. It’s an online marketplace to buy and sell both maternity and children’s clothing. → Read More
Local barber provides renewed sense of confidence with weaves for men
Inside the W Hair Loft in Glen Burnie, Wade Menendez, also known as "Wade the Barber" is serving up much more than fresh haircuts. → Read More
Shedding light on teen dating violence
February is teen dating violence awareness month shedding light on a problem that affects teens across the country including here in Maryland. → Read More
Making it Back to the Ring
For one aspiring wrestler, the road to the WWE became especially difficult when a serious injury almost derailed his plans completely. → Read More
Non-profit works to empower and uplift young girls
A non-profit called Empower Girls is working to shape the lives of young girls in Harford County by giving them the tools they need to succeed. → Read More
10-year-old girl's letter to Santa inspires drive to blanket children in need
Most kids tend to have a lengthy list of things they want from Santa for Christmas. For one young girl from Westminster, her wish to Santa was simple. She wanted him to help children in need. → Read More
Out of the Darkness Walk sheds light on suicide awareness
Hundreds are expected to gather for the Out of the Darkness Walk this weekend in Howard County. The walk helps to spread awareness about suicide and raises funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. → Read More
Big Brothers Big Sisters in need of male mentors
BALTIMORE, Md. - A positive role model can make all the difference in a child’s life. That’s why Big Brothers Big Sisters was created. The organization matches boys and girls with adult mentors that can make a positive influence in their lives. While many children have benefited from the program, there are many young boys here in Baltimore currently waiting for a big brother because there simply… → Read More
Fort Meade family goes gold to help spread awareness about childhood cancer
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month, putting a spotlight on disease that affects so many lives. Each day 43 families in the United States will receive the devastating news that their child has cancer. The Lewis Family is sharing their story hoping to spread awareness. → Read More
It's time for parents to start thinking about what their kids will be eating for lunch
It's time for parents to start thinking about what their kids will be eating for lunch. → Read More
It's time to get your kids back on a sleep routine for school
Getting kids back into a sleep routine for school can be a challenge. Experts say parents should start the process now. → Read More
Local street performer gets national attention after video goes viral
A local street performer is getting some national attention after one of his performances went viral. The video shows 21-year-old Timothy Fletcher of West Baltimore playing the drums to the song... → Read More
The Urban Children Foundation works to support kids in Baltimore
The Urban Children Foundation is working to improve the lives of children in Baltimore. For years, the foundation has been dedicated to funding local programs that provide kids with the opportunity to experience extracurricular activities in their neighborhoods. → Read More
New GBMC NICU to offer more comfort to families
Having a baby come into the world too small, too sick or too early can be very scary for families. “It’s absolutely terrifying,” said Lauren Cronin. “The doctors tell you what can go wrong and on the internet, you’re reading what can happen.” Lauren and her husband Mackey dreamed of raising a family together. Their feelings of excitement turned into concern when two of their children ended up in… → Read More
Junk removal company provides job opportunities for veterans and their families
After serving their country, some veterans can struggle to find jobs once they're back in the civilian world. That's why JDog Junk Removal was created. It's a company operated by veterans for veterans. → Read More
Goalball helps visually impaired athletes flex their athletic muscles
Goalball is a Paralympic sport originally created for blind athletes. → Read More
NPower provides single mothers with tech skills needed to succeed in new digital economy
A nonprofit is opening doors to careers in technology. NPower is an organization offering free IT training to young adults from underserved communities. → Read More
Brigance Brigade prepares for Zumbathon to raise awareness for ALS
Brigance Brigade is teaming up with the Merritt Clubs to host a Zumbathon next week to raise money for the cause. → Read More