A crowd of at least 150 people gathered outside Baltimore Police headquarters on Thursday night to show solidarity with Breonna Taylor’s family after only one officer was charged.
Maryland high school sports may return as soon as Oct. 7 with competitions set to begin Oct. 27, Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon said in a news conference Thursday.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume took to Twitter to say his challenger doesn’t know Baltimore, doesn’t live in the city — and that she misspelled Baltimore in a widely viewed campaign ad.
Experts, including one from the University of Maryland, warn about putting too much stock in a coronavirus vaccine.
About six months ago, the effects of the coronavirus killed two Marylanders. Those deaths now represent the first of what has grown to more than 3,700 virus-related fatalities in the state.
A representative for the adult entertainment company that owns Dick’s Last Resort said the recent closure of the brash restaurant and bar’s Baltimore location had less to do with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic than with the city itself.
Brandon Higgs was sentenced to 25 years in prison on hate crime and manslaughter charges.
America’s national parks aren’t short on natural beauty, especially in the fall. If you love soaking up the season by enjoying colorful fall foliage, here are gorgeous photos that capture the season across America’s amazing national parks.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed crowded conditions and health risks faced by Mexican crab pickers on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, according to a new report.
Walter Cole, who taught and coached at Frederick Douglass, Northern and Carver Vocational Technical high schools, has died at 81.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, on the national political stage, calls for bipartisanship in Washington, and that's a worthy strategy. But he has a tendency to blame both sides instead of calling out either Republicans or Democrats when one is clearly to responsible for a political dilemma or failure.
Ten Maryland schools received the award this year, among them were six public schools and four parochial schools.
The Ravens are set to face their toughest matchup of the season in the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. Who holds the edge?
The Baltimore County executive has nominated Maryland's former Labor Secretary to lead the County’s Department of Economic and Workforce Development.
Officials believe the rise in the number of unvaccinated children in the city is due to the coronavirus.
Baltimore County Police are investigating three reports of a man attempting to spray an unknown substance on women at grocery stores in Owings Mills, officials said.
As a Baltimore native, I couldn’t be more proud of my hometown’s support of its players and their choice to protest. For far too long, we’ve expected players to be grateful for the opportunity to play, at the expense of their right to engage on issues affecting the very communities that cheer them on every week.
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The Pac-12 on Thursday set a Nov. 6 start date for a six-game football regular season, following the Big Ten in overturning its August decision to postpone until spring because of concerns about playing through the pandemic.
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The Maryland Saltwater Sports Fishing Association’s former director was sentenced to 18 months of incarceration at the Anne Arundel County Detention Center Thursday, after pleading guilty to embezzling thousands of dollars from the anglers' advocacy group.
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Democratic U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume took to Twitter to say his challenger doesn’t know Baltimore, doesn’t live in the city — and that she misspelled Baltimore in a widely viewed campaign ad.
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Roger B. Goss, former director of marketing for WBAL-Radio, has died at 81.
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More than a century ago, Baltimore was dealing with a different pandemic, the “Spanish Flu,” as it began to hit Baltimore area military bases this week in 1918 before ravaging the city.
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