As homicides and non-fatal shootings mount in neighborhoods across Baltimore, Cherry Hill Safe Streets leaders this week marked an upbeat milestone: One full year without a murder
A 2.6-magnitude earthquake rippled through the greater Baltimore area Friday afternoon, the United States Geological Survey confirmed.
Baltimore's travel and tourism industry is looking to regain its footing after being decimated by the coronavirus crisis. Lockdowns and restrictions on travel and gatherings wiped out business, leading to mass layoffs and loss of tourism-related revenue in Baltimore and other destinations.
After Blue Jays right fielder Randal Grichuk dropped a pop fly in foul territory in the 10th inning, Pat Valaika drew a bases-loaded walk that scored the decisive run in the Orioles' 6-5 victory in Buffalo, New York, that ended Baltimore’s 20-game road losing streak.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh has played it down the middle to avoid creating a rift between himself, the organization and the players, but he should strongly recommend that everyone involved with the team gets the coronavirus vaccine before the start of the 2021 season.
Roughly eight of every 10 Marylanders receiving unemployment benefits are set to lose them after July 3 due to Gov. Larry Hogan's decision to end the state's participation in federal unemployment programs extended during the coronavirus pandemic.
Manager Brandon Hyde made clear Friday that the Orioles are going to continue to “take our lumps” this season. In optioning rookie right-hander Dean Kremer to Triple-A Norfolk, the organization made clear they no longer want him to be the one receiving those hits.
The new location, in a strip mall where Route 7 intersects with New Forge Road, is set to open in early September. For regulars, it marks the end of an era and a reminder of just how much Highlandtown, and the city itself, has transformed.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration has leaned heavily on emergency government spending powers to purchase nearly $1.5 billion in services and supplies during the coronavirus pandemic, covering the cost of everything from gloves to consultants.
It’s that time of year — the sun is out, the weather is warming up and you finally have a reason to break out the grill in your backyard. While there are so many great dishes to cook on the grill, few things beat a backyard burger. Now, maybe you’re a tong-twirling grill master who makes your own marinades from scratch , but if you’re like most folks, your grill skills may be a little rusty after a long, cold winter and a gray, dreary spring. Though burgers seem like they should be easy to cook on the grill, there are some tips and tricks you can use to ensure you have a restaurant-quality patty on your bun.
After reaching the championship game with wins over Seton Hall Prep and rival Calvert Hall, the Eagles met their match in D.C. power St. John’s at the National High School Lacrosse Showcase at Blandair Park in Columbia.
More than 150 people remained missing Friday morning, a day after a 12-story Miami-area condo building collapsed into rubble early Thursday.
Archbishop Spalding rising senior Cam Whitmore has seen his recruitment pick up of late with more than 20 college offers, including from North Carolina and Maryland.
“If we allow Agent Orange to be forgotten, then the tragedy of pesticides will continue," Tran To Nga, one of the protagonists of the documentary "The People Vs. Agent Orange," says in the film that premieres Monday on PBS.
The judge presiding over the Capital Gazette shooting case had identified enough fair jurors for the attorneys to seat a jury Friday, narrowing a group of approximately 200 prospective jurors to a pool of 80 before the final jury was selected.
A statue honoring Ernest Burke, who played in the Negro professional baseball leagues in the 1940s, is set to be unveiled in Havre de Grace on Saturday, on what would’ve been his 97th birthday.
President Biden and a bipartisan group of senators reached an agreement to significantly boost infrastructure spending. Here’s a look at where those dollars would go and what changes lawmakers would make to pay for the new spending.
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