After a contentious primary election in April, State Senator Catherine Pugh won the election for mayor relatively easily. She will become the third African American women to be elected to Baltimore’s highest executive position.

  “Everyone knows you don’t get here by yo...

Most of the voters headed into the Mary E. Rodman Recreation Center, one of the busiest polling sites in Baltimore, were women.

 Women ages 40 to 90 said the uppermost topic in the minds were to see changes in the educational system, see Hillary Clinton as positive infl...

General election day has begun, with polls in Baltimore City opening at 7 a.m. Residents lined

up at local polling places to cast their vote for the next president of the United States.

At Gilmor Elementary School in West Baltimore, 60 voters were lined up in the school...

A Baltimore fire department received a call from startled residents Tuesday afternoon  as smoke began to rise from one of the voting centers on the West side of Baltimore City.

Fire Station 8 responded to the call in West Baltimore from a neighbor who could see smoke fr...

Over 300 people, a majority of them women and girls, gathered on Tuesday morning at Mount Hope Cemetery around Susan B. Anthony’s headstone in Rochester, New York.  One by one, the women stepped up to place their “I Voted” stickers onto the headstone, thanking Ms. Anth...

Baltimore Democratic nominee for mayor Catherine Pugh was seen Tuesday afternoon at a polling site in East Baltimore, the Greater Paradise Christian Center. 

Pugh, who has come under fire for her inaccessibility since the Democratic primary, spoke to us about her vision...

A symposium at Morgan State University’s School of Global Journalism and Communication on Tuesday addressed the issue of how the black press covers the presidency. The symposium, “The AfroAmerican Newspaper and America’s Presidents: 125 Years of Speaking Truth to Power...