Cody Mulligan, a Rosedale man who died as a result of injuries suffered in a stabbing earlier this month, is remembered as a good-humored, positive person who inspired others with his resilience.
Harris, a physician and six-term Baltimore County Republican, tweeted that the “divisive, hastily called and politically motivated snap impeachment,” was “a waste of time.”
The opening day of a Maryland General Assembly session typically has a feel of the first day of school. This year, the tone is more somber.
Three Baltimore insurance brokers have filed a complaint with state regulators accusing Erie Insurance of discriminating against Black clients.
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President Trump was impeached by the U.S. House for a historic second time, charged with “incitement of insurrection.”
Lawyers for Baltimore and a Maryland trade group on Wednesday debated the merits of the city's restaurant shutdown as a means of controlling the spread of the coronavirus.
Before 2020 gets too far in the rear view, here are five things numbers reveal about the first calendar year of the pandemic in Maryland.
When the Ravens and Bills meet in the divisional round Saturday night in Buffalo, there will be plenty of talent on the field. To get up to speed, here is a look at the most important stat for each of the team’s most important players.
As Martindale plans to stop another offense whose unit is coached by a rising prospect, his candidacy highlights the challenges defensive coordinators can face in the modern landscape.
Based on purchasing data from Ibotta, here is what people nationwide bought more of at the start of the pandemic.
The N-word was repeated multiple times during a virtual orientation hosted by Century High School and attended by Sykesville Middle School students.
A 26-year-old Maryland man photographed inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection - who was wearing his work badge and then fired from his job - has surrendered on federal charges.
More Marylanders died of drug and alcohol overdoses in January through September of last year, a jump that health officials are attributing to the coronavirus pandemic.
Recycling pickup has been suspended since August due to the coronavirus pandemic, which sickened numerous city employees and forced Baltimore officials to reassign remaining workers just to get trash collected.
James Harden is heading to Brooklyn, joining old teammate Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving to give the Nets a potent trio of the some of the NBA’s highest scorers.
Officials blame much of the problem on Baltimore’s transition from paper timecards to a digital human resources and payroll platform.
Dennis Schrader’s nomination as state health secretary is subject to a confirmation vote by the Maryland Senate, which he failed to win in 2017.
A community liaison in 2016 for then-City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young has been charged with perjury and accused of accepting payments from community groups without disclosing the money, the state prosecutor’s office announced Wednesday.
A 22-year-old man was found shot to death inside a car Wednesday in Northwest Baltimore and three other men were injured in separate shootings, police said.
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