A Baltimore County jury convicted a Northeast Baltimore man Monday of felony murder in the killing of the popular bartender Sebastian Dvorak four years ago in Canton.
President Joe Biden will participate in a televised CNN town hall in Baltimore on Thursday night, his first visit to the city as president.
Neighbors have expressed concern over potential increases in cases of asthma if the crematorium is built.
Baltimore City Council passed a bill Monday that would create a special sign district in downtown Baltimore — the first step in a process that may pave the way for digital and video signage in the heart of the city.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s redistricting commission has proposed a new set of maps for electing state and federal lawmakers going forward that appear to give Republicans a better shot of winning seats in Congress.
After the game on Sunday, defensive back Anthony Levine, who’d gotten to know Mervo’s coaching staff through his work with the Anthony Levine 4Every1 Foundation, presented Shantres Shaw, Elijah Gorham's mother, a signed Ravens jersey.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is continuing to push for his "re-fund the police" proposal, telling a friendly crowd of police officers: "I will continue to have your back."
Nancy K. Kopp, Maryland’s longtime state treasurer, announced Monday that she plans to retire from politics by the end of the year after more than four decades of public service.
The Ravens showed their maturity as an AFC contender by outplaying the Los Angeles Chargers in every phase of the game and refusing to treat their performance as a big deal in the aftermath.
- North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday in a continuation of its recent streak of weapons tests.
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Baltimore officials reopened the city’s renovated Towanda Recreation Center Monday nearly four years after the community hub closed to the public.
Lewes, Delaware, has voted to change the name of one of its Delaware Bay beaches in honor of a former Black business owner, Johnnie Walker.
Baltimore police and city officials will host a public discussion online Tuesday to talk about the city’s latest plan to tackle emergency behavioral health crises without always involving police officers.
Sinclair Broadcast Group said Monday that it’s suffered a data breach and is still working to determine what information the data contained.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is proposing that the Sykesville National Guard armory be named after the first Black person and first woman to lead the Maryland National Guard.
The kinds of serious outbreaks that legislators pointed to happening in other states before school started this year appear to have been largely avoided, thanks to a statewide mandatory masking mandate, as well as testing, social distancing and other safety measures.
Washington’s regional Metro system abruptly pulled more than half its fleet of trains from service early Monday morning over a lingering problem with the wheels and axles that caused a dramatic derailing last week.
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Washington’s regional Metro system abruptly pulled more than half its fleet of trains from service early Monday morning over a lingering problem with the wheels and axles that caused a dramatic derailing last week.
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- Washington’s regional Metro system abruptly pulled more than half its fleet of trains from service early Monday morning over a lingering problem with the wheels and axles that caused a dramatic derailing last week.
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