Maria Morales

Posted 4 minutes ago WOODLAWN, Md. — “ 3-2-1! Woodlawn!” Delores Douglass has waited for this day for almost 20 years.

“Moms want to make Christmas really magical,” says River’s mom, Maggie Whalen. “It's hard to do when you're not home, so we really appreciate all the generosity.”

“Part of the tradition of having a train garden, which is normally put around the Christmas tree, is to have action, movement,” says volunteer Terry Maillar.

3 minutes ago I first met Letisha Malcolm four years ago on a missions project here in Baltimore. What I didn’t know was that she had just been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

It gave families like the Johnstones a chance to welcome in the new year without having to stay up late.

Posted 3 minutes ago BALTIMORE — The spotlight is bright for one Towson girl. Twelve-year-old Hazel Vogel is starring on Broadway.

Not that Devin Walker is counting the days. It’s the significance of those days that matters to him. It’s been 375 days since his last drink.

In May 1910, a young, Yale-educated lawyer named George McMichen moved his family to 1834 McCulloh Street in what’s now the Upton neighborhood in West Baltimore.

The museum, which highlights the history of African Americans in Maryland, had four floors of programming for all ages.

The Jeremiah Program removes the obstacles holding the moms back. That means housing, childcare, transportation, and jobs... Whatever a mom needs to succeed.