Marylanders are expected to break travel records this Fourth of July, with more than a million people projected to hit the roads and take to the air for holiday vacation and celebrations, according to a AAA forecast.
City officials will convene an oversight panel that monitors the work of Baltimore’s inspector general next month, an announcement that comes during a year when she has faced public criticism.
As women transition back into offices and suit jackets, they’re loath to return to adjusting tight bra straps, loosening clasps and itching at their bra bands.
Baltimore County police have wrapped up an investigation into social media activities that was requested by the school board in April, determining there was a low threat risk to board members.
Jahmai Jones, Grayson Rodriguez, Zac Lowther, Kyle Brnovich and J.D. Mundy were five of the top performers in the Orioles’ prospect ranks this past week.
Baltimore County is seeking prospective property owners for the historic Perry Hall Mansion, a structure built in the early 1700s that was the centerpiece of a 1,000-acre estate which later became the Perry Hall community.
A paraeducator helps her Brooklyn community overcome the pandemic through vaccine outreach, food drives and starting a housing advocacy program.
Baltimore police are investigating three homicides in the past two days as the department says two men were fatally shot since Sunday and another died after being stabbed during an assault, continuing a trend of fatal violence that’s seen 18 people killed in less than two weeks.
Baltimore's sky-high property tax rate makes it less competitive with surrounding counties. Mayor Scott needs to plot a course toward reducing it.
American history can often be remembered through our consumer habits. That's why Stacker ranked the iconic products released from the year you were born, from 1919 to 2018. From Slurpees to iPods, this list is a pop culture-infused trip down memory lane. Visit thestacker.com for similar lists and stories.
Most of Amir Whitehead's classmates, friends and anybody among the younger crowd often do a double take when they hear about his passion for fencing. Some even laugh. Adults, though, show curiosity and interest.
When a friendly neighbor decided to snap a photo of a front door he admired, he had no idea he was also caught on camera and would soon be the talk of the neighborhood - via Nextdoor - and suspected of casing the house. It was the perfect encapsulation of the social media-fueled angst and paranoia of our times amplified by the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Supreme Court decision was narrow in scope but clears the way for approximately 176,000 student-athletes across more than 350 schools to receive benefits such as free laptops, tutoring and post-graduate internships.
I want to thank Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Maryland U.S. Rep. Andy Harris for providing me with some clarity. Really.
United States Sen. Marco Rubio sent a letter to President Joe Biden requesting the White House review former Navy football player Cameron Kinley’s request to delay his military service to try out for the NFL.
More than half of all drivers pulled over, searched, cited and arrested last year by Baltimore County police were Black, despite efforts to examine racial disparities in traffic stops in a county where Black residents make up less than a third of the population.
After back-to-back weekends of traffic flowing from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge onto Anne Arundel County roadways, the County Council wants an almost completed federal study on how to alleviate the traffic to start over.
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