Carrie Wells

Now three years old, Turnaround Tuesday boasts that it has helped more than 360 people — most with criminal records, long stints of unemployment or other challenges — land jobs.

A Baltimore man was charged with selling about $1,400 worth of cocaine and buying a gun from an undercover officer in the parking lot of the Hampden bar Dimitri’s Tavern.

Five Marylanders were sickened with the flu after coming into contact with pigs at the Anne Arundel County Fair and The Great Frederick Fair, the Maryland Department of Health said Wednesday.

Salisbury University president Janet Dudley-Eshbach announced Wednesday she would step down at the end of the academic year after 18 years with the Eastern Shore institution.

The Pandora Ice Rink in the Inner Harbor will open Nov. 10, the Waterfront Partnership announced on Wednesday.

Archbishop of Baltimore William E. Lori announced Wednesday a statewide taskforce on racism that will help determine ways to combat racism in local diocese.

At least two people were shot in the Poppleton neighborhood of West Baltimore on Tuesday evening, police said.

A 31-year-old Laurel man was convicted of first-degree murder Tuesday in the deaths of his parents, the Howard County State’s Attorney’s Office said.

A massive lump of congealed fat, wet wipes and other detritus — dubbed the “fatberg” — is growing underneath the streets of Baltimore.

A man was fatally shot in the Barclay neighborhood on Monday night, police said.

An employee of a subcontractor working on a project at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County was killed on the job on Monday.

A gunman opened fire at four people sitting outside in the Brooklyn neighborhood of South Baltimore on Sunday night, police said.

Pigs exhibited at the fair in Frederick County tested positive for swine flu, the Maryland Department of Agriculture said Sunday.

A few dozen Maryland residents hoisted posters and shouted through a megaphone in opposition to Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc.’s proposed $3.9 billion takeover of Tribune Media Co.

The Cowgirls of Color, the rare all-female team, will compete in the Bill Pickett Rodeo, the only African-American touring rodeo competition in the country.