Stories pertaining to the Underground Railroad in Harford County are only now beginning to become known outside a small circle of Civil War historians.
US clears Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose COVID-19 shot, adding a third vaccine option to the race against the virus.
Maryland marked a new milestone in its COVID-19 vaccination campaign Saturday, as health officials reported 43,371 immunizations over the last 24 hours, the most doses administered in a day to date.
Nearly a year since Orioles manager Brandon Hyde last put Trey Mancini’s name in the lineup, he’ll do so again Sunday for Baltimore’s spring training opener.
At a news conference touting his administration’s new mass vaccination site in Baltimore, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said his state’s largest city had been getting more doses of COVID-19 immunizations than it was “entitled to,” a statement that drew the ire of some city leaders.
Shad, eels and smallmouth bass are the three species of fish in the Susquehanna River that have been most affected by human activity.
A year after being shut down by COVID-19, The Ottobar gingerly reopens.
All three victims were being treated at area hospitals. Homicide detectives are investigating because of the severity of the injuries, according to a Baltimore Police Department Facebook post.
Lockheed Martin plans to close its 465-employee Middle River plant within two years and relocate the work to other company locations, ending more than 90 years of manufacturing at the site.
Expedia’s trending searches for spring break 2021 are concentrated among outdoorsy, small towns and less frequently visited destinations.
Charles “Chuck” Nabit, who owns the Westport Group LLC and Baltimore restaurants, was charged Friday by the Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office after he allegedly paid a woman for sex and took her from Maryland to south Florida around July 29 in 2019.
The Orioles are hoping for infielders Freddy Galvis and Yolmer Sánchez blossom as hitters this season.
Baltimore-born Chick Webb was a sensation as a jazz drummer in the 1930s.
Police identified the man Friday as Benjamin Tyson, 35, of the Mosher neighborhood in West Baltimore. He died at the hospital.
Social media is out of control in professional sports, especially in the NFL.
State officials have left county school systems to decide on their own how best to safely bring children and staff back to buildings, many of which have been shuttered since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic last spring.
As Maryland residents commemorate Black History Month, what’s being called the racial reckoning of 2020 is barely in the rearview mirror. The Baltimore Sun asked residents to respond in short essays: What will it take to move the region ahead in 2021 and beyond?
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