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A spokeswoman for Mayor Brandon Scott said he was not paid to appear in a branded video touting Nike sneakers produced by DTLR.

Important items for the DIY curious, home improvement novices and new homeowners/renters.

Baltimore is a hub for immense creative talent. Artists and craftspeople make their work all year around, but the holiday season is when many are able to sustain their business for the next year.

Support these local minority-owned businesses as you knock out your holiday shopping.

A list of music-related gift suggestions in Baltimore as we head into the holiday season.

These shops will help you find something for even the hardest person on your list.

A collection of the best Baltimore and Maryland-themed stuff to share with your loved ones who don't live nearby.

A list of games and toys to make the little people in your life smile a little wider.

Local plant stylist and shop owner Hilton Carter suggests 10 gifts perfect for the plant lover in your life.

Here's a list of gifts that are perfect for the person in your life with a furry friend.

Claim the last two months of the year as a time to make changes — but only the ones that really fit your life.

Banner readers shared their tricked-out Halloween pet get-ups, including superheros, witches and ... toast.

With 67 houseplants (and counting), I’ve developed my own list of plant stores and personalities that have helped me grow my collection.

Here’s a look at how schools throughout the state will address culturally and ethnically insensitive costumes this Halloween.

Adults who dress up for Halloween might seem weird to you, but we’re having fun and getting away from the world’s troubles for one night. And that’s not hurting anyone.

As we note the second anniversary of the passing of Maryland's CROWN Act, I talk about my decision to wear my hair natural, and the social, political and even health implications.

A state delegate says more people feel empowered since Maryland joined other states two years ago in banning discrimination against Black hairstyles such as Afros, locks and braids.

The trio launched their company Holistic Life Foundation in 2001 after meeting at College Park. Since then, they have taught the benefits of yoga and meditation to more than 50,000 people.

About 60 residents of Catonsville’s Charlestown Senior Living community spent yesterday morning listening to a discussion about LGBTQ+ issues.

Jen White-Johnson sees collection as an opportunity to spotlight her Afro-Latina culture.