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Before Baltimore earned its reputation as a heroin capital, before its drug corners appeared on “The Wire,” before the body count pushed past 2,200 over a decade — before it all came Maurice “Peanut” King.

By Tim Prudente

Dec 5, 2019

The Ravens have thrown the ball 339 times this season, second-fewest in the NFL.

By Daniel Oyefusi

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The indictments of 25 Maryland jail guards have been met, by state leaders and advocates, with approval of the uprooting of the alleged corruption, outrage over its existence in the first place -- and questions about how to prevent it going forward.

The Baltimore Sun proudly presents Baltimore's Top Workplaces, listing the region's top companies based on confidential surveys of their employees.

We all have one or two people on our holiday shopping list who are seemingly impossible to buy gifts for. Whether you're looking for the perfect something to get that aunt or uncle you don't know too well, you're stumped about what to get for a distant cousin, or you don't know what to get for a parent who seems to already have it all, we've got you covered.

The Center\West apartments, part of a massive redevelopment in West Baltimore, has gotten its first occupancy permits but continues to face delays and problems.

By Meredith Cohn

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In Orlando, home to Disney, Universal and SeaWorld, workers struggle with the lowest wages of the top 50 metropolitan areas in the country.

By Chabeli Herrera

Dec 5, 2019

Churches are boosting revenues -- and members are finding convenience -- in the growing trend toward electronic giving.

By Jonathan M. Pitts

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A 17-year-old mother and 43-year-old grandmother were arrested and criminally charged Thursday in connection with the July death of an infant after an investigation by authorities revealed the baby overdosed on lethal synthetic opioid Fentanyl, Anne Arundel County police said.

By Alex Mann

Dec 5, 2019

Attorneys for an apartment management company owned by Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner say recent charges by Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh that it used “unfair or deceptive” rental practices at properties across the Baltimore region represent a legal overreach and “political attack.”

By Kevin Rector

Dec 5, 2019

Jones, 30, from Millersville, was charged with negligent manslaughter, according to online court records. She is being held without bail pending a bail review hearing Thursday afternoon.

By McKenna Oxenden

Dec 5, 2019

Reports that actress Gabrielle Union's hair was deemed 'too black' by producers of America's Got Talent have renewed talks about hair discrimination and standards of beauty.

By Andrea K. McDaniels

Dec 5, 2019

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley took to social media to comment on a viral video that shows a number of leaders laughing about President Donald Trump.

By Phil Davis

Dec 5, 2019