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In a new letter to the Republican governor, the local officials said it had been more than five months since Hogan took part in a statewide call with county leaders. They also wrote that Hogan hasn’t given them advance notice when making announcements of re-openings.

From the fortitude the Ravens showed in response to their most difficult week of the season to Mark Andrews' shifting role in the offense, here are five things we learned from a 24-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Whether it’s coated in marinara, doused in alfredo, covered in cheese or mixed with a meaty sauce of tomatoes and ground beef, pasta always makes for a winning meal. If in the mood for comfort food, look no further than these 50 pasta recipes for everything from spaghetti to macaroni.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman said he might further restrict the size of social gathering following record infection rates of COVID-19 in Maryland over the weekend.

Among Marylanders with health insurance, one in five plans would be wiped out or significantly changed if the law, also known as Obamacare, was not upheld. The state would lose about $4 billion in federal funding.

Orioles GM Mike Elias says that prospect rankings are largely subjective and not the end-all, be-all of an organization. But, they’re still a fair snapshot of where the organization’s players stack up to one another.

Renovated Colonial with two family rooms, kitchen with Viking appliances, outdoor pool and a three-car garage.

During the 2015 uprising following the death of Freddie Gray, Robert “Meech” Tucker seemed to be everywhere - on the front lines of protests and famously celebrating in the street with a rabbi after charges were filed against the officers involved in Gray’s death. He died last month at 29.

Attorney Walter Ty is Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service's Volunteer of the Year.

A Maryland-based ceramics supplier that provides paint-your-own pottery services with equipment has been acquired by a national “paint-and-sip” parent company, forming a massive arts and crafts entertainment aggregate.

Charles G. Gaskins Sr., a retired city public schools principal who earlier had been a physical education teacher and coach, died Oct. 27 of complications from heart disease at his Catonsville home. He was 88.

1st Class Midshipman Sydney Barber will be the academy’s first female Black brigade commander.