Three hundred members of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services staff are receiving training on adolescent brain science, the psychology of trauma and cognitive behavioral therapy.
This week in the Orioles’ farm system saw Gunnar Henderson become baseball’s top prospect, an offensive onslaught in Bowie and an impressive organizational debut from one of the pitchers acquired for All-Star closer Jorge López.
A new plan to prevent damage in Baltimore from storms like Sandy in 2012 and Isabel doesn’t include sea walls of storm surge barriers, except for the city’s tunnels, and instead recommends property owners flood-proof their homes and businesses near the Patapsco River.
The parents of a 15-year-old girl fatally shot by a 9-year-old child in Baltimore are calling for criminal charges against the gun's owner.
Later this year, Paul Thomas, owner of The CIVIL in Mount Vernon, intends to open a hookah lounge and a mac and cheese takeout joint, both in Fells Point.
Michael Huber, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's top assistant since Scott took office in December 2020, will take a new job as director of Maryland state government affairs for Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Medicine. His replacement has yet to be selected.
Maryland health officials plan to continue operating a morgue in a downtown Baltimore parking garage for COVID-19 remains.
With J.K. Dobbins just back from a torn ACL and Gus Edwards still out, the Ravens are trying to decide which running backs will round out one of the league's most productive backfields.
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Issey Miyake, who built one of Japan’s biggest fashion brands and was known for his boldly sculpted pleated pieces as well as former Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ black turtlenecks, has died. He was 84.
The Baltimore City Health Department has extended a Code Red Extreme Heat alert into Tuesday in anticipation of more mid-90s temperatures and high humidity.
The family of Anton Black, a 19-year-old African American man who in 2018 died in police custody in Maryland’s Caroline County, reached a $5 million settlement as part of its federal lawsuit against several municipalities on the Eastern Shore.
Baltimore Fire medic struck in face by air pellet gun Monday in Westport; another injured by vehicle
Two members of the Baltimore Fire Department were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Monday night after a driver fired an air pellet gun at a medic unit in South Baltimore.
St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Towson, part of the University of Maryland Medical System, was recognized for quality improvements in stroke and heart care by the American Heart Association.
Serena Williams, the 23-time Grand Slam tennis champion and one of the most iconic figures in modern sports, is planning her retirement.
A political strategist known for helping a Tea Party challenger unseat former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor will manage the gubernatorial campaign of Republican Dan Cox.
Patricia Owens, a retired Red Cross public relations director who was a potter and accomplished gardener, has died. She was 93 and formerly lived on Guilford Avenue in Charles Village.
Glenelg senior kicker/punter Michael J Fernandes has grown immensely since first beginning football his freshman year and spoke with the Howard County Times about his development entering his final varsity season.
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Maryland health officials plan to continue operating a morgue in a downtown Baltimore parking garage for COVID-19 remains.
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- Later this year, Paul Thomas, owner of The CIVIL in Mount Vernon, intends to open a hookah lounge and a mac and cheese takeout joint, both in Fells Point.
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