Former Republican congressman J.C. Watts, Jr. on why his Black News Channel will offer a broader, richer picture of African American life when it debuts next month.
A federal judge on Monday dismissed a wrongful termination lawsuit filed in April by Michele Williams, a former director of broadcast operations at public radio station WEAA-FM, against Morgan State University.
The Diamondback, the independent student-run paper at the University of Maryland, College Park will become online only in March after 110 years in print, the publication reported today.
On the anniversary of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Frontline returns for a new season on PBS with an in-depth investigation of the repressive Saudi prince and friend of President Trump responsible for it. Don't miss it.
WBAL's Kate Amara violated a basic rule of using her position as a journalist to attempt to influence public officials in a matter that affects her and her family as citizens.
The Waldorf teenager Asante Blackk, whose role as a wrongfully convicted New Yorker in Ava Duvernay’s “When They See Us” earned him an Emmy nomination, is on quite a winning streak.
Mary Bubala, whose firing from WJZ in June set off a firestorm of reaction and debate, was at the center of another social media conversation yesterday and today in the wake of news that WBFF brought her back to Baltimore airwaves.
Mary Bubala, who was fired by WJZ in May in the wake of an offensive question she asked about the race, gender and leadership of Baltimore's three previous mayors, joined WBFF (Fox45) Monday.
"Game of Thrones" resurrected the Iron Throne at Sunday's Emmy ceremony, ruling as top drama on a night of surprises in which "Pose" star Billy Porter made history and the comedy series "Fleabag" led a British invasion that overturned expectations.
Sean Spicer undermined democracy with White House lies, while Ray Lewis obstructed justice in a murder investigation. And they are what passes for prime-time entertainment on network TV in 2019. Shame on them, shame on us.
Hampstead tattoo artist Creepy Jason, also known as Jason Lynn, was revealed as one of the three finalists of the Paramount Network competition show “Ink Master" on Tuesday night.
Baltimore-area native Ego Nwodim will appear for her second season on NBC's long-running sketch comedy show, 'Saturday Night Live.' The show is currently facing backlash for one of its newly-announced hires who made racist comments.
Former Vice President Joe Biden held his own in Thursday's debate, but the real story might be the Democratic rivals who chose to shut down an attack on him.
If you thought the level or disinformation and social media manipulation was bad in 2016, brace yourself for the 2020 election, two new university reports warn.
