The Orioles struck for four runs in the first inning Wednesday night, and a strong start from veteran Matt Harvey and a unique bullpen performance sealed a 5-2 win over the Astros for the team's first sweep since the season's opening series in Boston.
Attorneys and family of Korryn Gaines, who was shot and killed by Baltimore County police in 2016, were joined Wednesday by Rev. Al Sharpton as they attempt to reinstate a jury's $38 million verdict.
Six unemployed Marylanders allege that the state ā which plans to end the jobless aid Saturday ā has violated its duties under state law and the Maryland Constitution to secure federal benefits for eligible residents.
The proposed $10 billion, high-speed maglev train between Baltimore and Washington and a major waterfront housing development planned in the cityās Westport neighborhood are hurtling toward a legal showdown: Both would require the same land.
From the moment of his capture to the eight hours Anne Arundel County police interrogated him, the man who killed five Capital Gazette employees cooperated with commands and was articulate and selective about what he said to authorities.
The 57-year-old Houston woman fatally shot Tuesday in Annapolis was looking forward to becoming a part of the Motherhood of the Brotherhood, a tight-knit group of Naval Academy football moms.
The Housing Authority contends the stewards are operating the farm without permission and plans to use the land to build affordable housing.
Pennsylvaniaās highest court overturned Bill Cosbyās sex assault conviction after finding an agreement with a previous prosecutor prevented him from being charged in the case.
Deputy City Solicitor Darnell Ingram called the Harlem Park settlement an opportunity for Baltimore Police Department, the city and the mayor's office to address how they "interact with community members to build trust" with police.
A rookie Baltimore cop facing termination for writing a false statement found perhaps an unlikely defender at his departmental trial board hearing Tuesday: the prosecutor who heads the police integrity unit for the Baltimore Stateās Attorneyās Office.
For many of us, thereās nothing better than a perfectly-cooked steak. But if your entire range of steak knowledge starts at filet mignon and ends at T-bone, then weāve got some news for you: there are lots of different cuts of steaks out there, and they all have their merits. Let's break down every cut of steak you need to know.
Temperatures throughout the Baltimore region neared 100 degrees Wednesday afternoon, as heat advisories for counties near the Chesapeake Bay remained in effect and the area braced for a flash flood watch for Thursday and Friday.
In his 16th season, Chris Paul led the Phoenix Suns into their first NBA Finals in 28 years, beating the Los Angeles Clippers 130-103 on Wednesday night to close out the Western Conference finals in six games.
Baltimore City buildings, including City Hall and numerous other office buildings, have been closed since early 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Students and staff will no longer have to wear masks in schools and district offices beginning Thursday, but masks will still be required on buses.
The University of Maryland Childrenās Hospital in Baltimore has opened a ātrauma-informedā psychiatric care units for kids and adolescents, the first of its kind in the state, the hospital system said Wednesday.
Eva P. Higgins, a Mount Vernon resident who was a history teacher and later an advocate for Baltimore's historic preservation movement, died of respiratory failure Saturday at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Rural Somerset County has struggled to reach ā and then persuade ā its fewer than 26,000 residents to get the coronavirus vaccine, county health officials say. As a result, the vaccination rate in Marylandās second-least-populated county has stubbornly remained the stateās lowest. The issues are manifold.
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The proposed $10 billion, high-speed maglev train between Baltimore and Washington and a major waterfront housing development planned in the cityās Westport neighborhood are hurtling toward a legal showdown: Both would require the same land.
- The proposed $10 billion, high-speed maglev train between Baltimore and Washington and a major waterfront housing development planned in the cityās Westport neighborhood are hurtling toward a legal showdown: Both would require the same land.
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