Air Signs – Aquarius, Gemini, Libra Two of Wands + Seven of Wands rx + Knight of Pentacles Air signs, you have a vision of where you want your life, but lately, the doubts have been louder than hope. You’ve poured so much energy into your goals this year, and with two months left, the […] The post October 2025 Tarotscopes appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
We’re five games into this year’s NFL season. The Ravens are now 1-4 and dealing with a plethora of issues that have led to their three losses. Injuries are mounting up, coaching is inept, and a lack of execution is apparent. The players, at times, look lethargic and lost. After Sunday’s embarrassing 44-10 loss to […] The post Bird Flu: The Ravens seem to have caught what the 2025 Orioles had appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
Residents at the city’s homeless shelters are often unaware of the process to file grievances about safety, cleanliness and other matters, and rate the conditions of shelters as 5.1 out of 10 on average, a new survey of 74 current and former shelter residents has found. Complaints cited in the survey included infestations of bedbugs, […]| Baltimore Beat
The staff at Baltimore Beat, along with our partners at Stem & Vine, are hosting our first donors-only event. On October 22, we’re offering a live puzzling event with Black Crossword creator Juliana Pache. Learn more about it here! The post Black Crossword Puzzle: October 1, 2025 appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
This story was originally published by Inside Climate News. The management board of the Chesapeake Bay Program will meet this week to hammer out the next iteration of the agreement that has governed the restoration of the watershed for more than four decades. But this year, they face dual challenges of getting states to sign […] The post The Chesapeake Bay Program Reaches a Crossroads appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
The staff at Baltimore Beat, along with our partners at Stem & Vine, are hosting our first donors-only event. On October 22, we’re offering a live puzzling event with Black Crossword creator Juliana Pache. It’s free for donors, and each ticket includes one free drink. Baltimore Beat can’t exist without donors. Their support means that […] The post Donor event: Live Puzzling w/ Black Crossword creator Juliana Pache appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
Although technically on vacation, you could find Herman Harried walking through the doors of East Baltimore’s Cecil Kirk Recreation Center most mornings this summer. He wasn’t there on the clock, but to support YouthWorks students from Lake Clifton High School. As he made his rounds through the center, checking in on students and encouraging them […] The post The rec center as oasis appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
This story was first published in Technical.ly. For two years, staff from Baltimore’s public library system have visited senior centers to help older adults understand the online landscape governing their healthcare. Known as digital navigators, the workers taught digital skills classes at the centers while also helping seniors use online patient portals and search for […]| Baltimore Beat
Warner Bros.’ latest, the Leonardo DiCaprio vehicle “One Battle After Another,” might be their biggest gamble of the year. It’s the last picture they plan to release in 2025, and they’ve put all their chips on writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson, a renowned filmmaker beloved for everything about his work outside of his inability to deliver […]| Baltimore Beat
“My world ended on July 18, 2013,” says Tawanda Jones, of the night that police officers killed her brother near Morgan State University in Northeast Baltimore. Her brother, Tyrone West, had eaten dinner with Jones that night and borrowed her car. Within a couple hours, Jones recalls, she was overwhelmed by a feeling that something […]| Baltimore Beat
If you’re looking for a stellar Black-owned eatery to try with friends — or visit on your lunch break — you’ll find no shortage in Baltimore, a Black city with culinary options only rivaled by its love for books or taste in art. Across the city, Black chefs are the curators of meals that people […] The post Here’s what some of Baltimore’s Black chefs are eating right now appeared first on Baltimore Beat.| Baltimore Beat
A new documentary exploring the mission of the independent, nonprofit news outlet Baltimore Beat is set to debut this fall. “The Beat Goes On: The Story of the Baltimore Beat,” chronicles Editor-in-Chief Lisa Snowden and her team as they build a news outlet for all of the city. The film explores Baltimore’s legacy of Black […]| Baltimore Beat
Wednesday, September 10 West Wednesday: Hear about the ongoing fight for police accountability in the Tyrone West case and for all victims of police misconduct. This event happens every Wednesday. 7 p.m. virtually on the @westwednesday YouTube channel. For more information, go to westcoalition.com or follow @westwednesday on Instagram and Justice for Tyrone West on […]| Baltimore Beat
What’s a Beat Box? Beat Boxes look like this, and we currently have 32 locations throughout the city. They are home to our bi-weekly newspaper and also have a community exchange built in. Where are they exactly? Too many to list in text format now, so check out our locations here! It’s not just a […]| Baltimore Beat
On the morning of April 12, 2015, at about 8:48 a.m., a 25-year-old Black man named Freddie Carlos Gray Jr. allegedly made eye contact with a police officer at the corner of North and Mount, where he was walking with his friends Brandon Ross and Davonte Roary looking for breakfast from a carryout. Gray and […]| Baltimore Beat
