Baltimore’s once thriving retail district will get a second chance at life as a newly formed development team works to revive the fledgling properties into a modernized commercial, residential and retail strip.
Baltimore County public schools will restore online classes for all students Wednesday after an extensive ransomware attack paralyzed the school system’s network last week.
The Ravens’ game Tuesday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers has been pushed back a third time.
Even if you made a shopping list of products to find on sale during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, it’s still a good idea to see what surprise deals are available.
Coronavirus-related hospitalizations continued a recent surge as Maryland reported 1,923 new cases Monday and 16 deaths tied to COVID-19, the disease the virus causes.
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Nearly 3 inches of rain fell in the Baltimore region Monday, shattering a record from 1967 as wet weather pelted the area, bringing since-expired flood and tornado warnings, according to the National Weather Service.
The Maryland men’s basketball team’s home game against Towson on Tuesday has been canceled because of a positive COVID-19 test within the Tigers’ program.
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Baltimore’s once thriving retail district will get a second chance at life as a newly formed development team works to revive the fledgling properties into a modernized commercial, residential and retail strip.
Charles Talbott “Bunky” Shaab, a retired executive at the old First National Bank, has died at 81
McCormick & Co. has acquired the parent company of Cholula Hot Sauce for $800 million in cash, finalizing a deal announced last week.
Sara Lycett, a retired Williams & Wilkins publishing executive, has died at 81.
The Paul O’Sullivan Band came to life when Paul O’Sullivan, 33, of Eldersburg, indiscriminately sent Facebook friend requests to anyone named Paul O’Sullivan just to see how many people he could find that shared the same name. Most of them accepted his requests, he said, and he noticed a few of them were also musically inclined.
An activist legal group says it’s begun receiving case files in its fight to pry loose records on Baltimore Police use-of-force cases, but continues to face significant hurdles.
In-person Howard County high school athletics will not return before 2021.
Almost three months into the strangest season in NFL history, the league has made clear what it is willing to sacrifice: Competitive balance doesn’t matter amid a pandemic. Health and safety do, according to league officials.
Here’s a look at each of the Orioles’ players who are eligible for arbitration and who Baltimore might replace them with if they’re let go.
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The Baltimore Ravens’ struggle to contain an extended outbreak of COVID-19 forced their rescheduled game Tuesday night against the unbeaten Pittsburgh Steelers to be moved back to Wednesday.
- The day before Thanksgiving, the Baltimore County Public Schools system was shut down by a ransomware attack that hit all its network systems.
- Gov. Larry Hogan is expected to update Marylanders on Tuesday afternoon about the state's fight against the coronavirus.
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- Two factors — the coronavirus pandemic and a public numb to what once seemed to be astonishingly large prizes — have seen jackpots that once topped $1 billion tumble.
- While you’re waiting out the pandemic at home, here are 15 more questions to test your knowledge of Baltimore and Maryland — a little history, a little trivia, some sports, a dash of politics — and, as in earlier editions, we made all the questions multiple choice.
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