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Records describe teens fighting all over downtown and the Inner Harbor on the evening of March 17. |
The decision to cut nearly 200 teaching jobs has eliminated classes, leaving many more students packed into classrooms. |
Several veterinarians were found to have provided inadequate care, failed to conduct proper tests or kept poor records. |
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In rare move, woman's heroin overdose ruled homicideThe state medical examiner’s office has taken the rare step of classifying a 24-year-old... |
Clifton Mansion to be restoredThe Clifton Mansion still towers over Clifton Park in Northeast Baltimore, but decades of neglect... |
Maryland receives No Child Left Behind waiverMaryland was one of eight states granted a waiver Tuesday from some of the strictest requirements of... |
Same-sex marriage opponents set to turn in first petitionsChurch-led activists hoping to repeal Maryland's same-sex marriage law plan to deliver the first... |
Baltimore gun offenders serving longer sentencesThe average prison time doled out to Baltimore’s felony gun offenders doubled in 2011... |
UMBC senior joins cross-country ride for cancer victimsThe farthest Michelle Wong had ever ridden before was from Baltimore to Washington, a roughly 50-... |
Sun Investigates: Is Tuscany-Canterbury fence cost-effective?The style of fence is called "Barcelona," but some residents of Tuscany-Canterbury say it reminds... |
Suspect in city barricade incident identifiedA man who police say attacked his girlfriend and shot himself following a barricaded stand-off... |
Swimmer's body found by Natural Resources policeThe body of a swimmer who disappeared Sunday near Howell Point on the Eastern Shore, was recovered... |
CIA acknowledges fallen Marylander worked for agencyThomas Jennings, veteran covert officer, died in Bosnia in 1997 in a car crash |
B'More Green: Survey finds local pollution oversight lackingIf you create ponds and rain gardens to capture polluted runoff, will they work - and keep working?&... |
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B'More Green: Mattawoman Creek at 'turning point'The fate of the Chesapeake Bay may be found in its tributaries. Mattawoman Creek, one of the bay's... |
Historians fret over battlefields' fateOn a grassy hill a mile west of the Patuxent River, historian Ralph Eshelman can see the same... |
City prosecutors could get new homeRent money for new Baltimore state's attorney offices survived the state's budget process this... |
Baltimore County police: Dundalk shooting, stabbing tied to home invasionBaltimore County police said a shooting and stabbing that took place in Dundalk on Sunday morning... |
Student loans discharged because debtor has Asperger'sA Baltimore County woman had about $340,000 in student loan debt discharged by a federal... |
'Major piece' of Inner Harbor promenade to be upgradedThe city expects to start construction this fall on one of the final sections of the seven-mile... |
Lyme disease tick study stirs disputeHundreds of Baltimore-area families have volunteered for a government study to spray their... |
Z on TV: McDonough takes his crime message to city TVPat McDonough vowed that he was not going to "roll up under a sofa and apologize" after starting a... |
Annapolis plans to reopen the landmarket Market HouseAnnapolis, trying once again to revive the landmark Market House, is renovating the historic... |
Report: Ex-Ravens RB Jamal Lewis files for Ch. 11 bankruptcyEx-Ravens running back Jamal Lewis has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. |
Baltimore Co. honors 1,200 volunteers for their time, talentsPat P. Fraher retired a decade ago, but she has never stopped working. |
Kayaker who fell out of craft makes it safely to shoreA kayaker fell out of his craft into the Chesapeake Bay on Saturday night but reached shore safely,... |
