- Increased participation in the workforce has helped drive up the age of new mothers. But moms remain far likelier than dads to stay home. Limited access to paid leave and affordable child care further complicates the work-family balance.
- More than one out of every eight dollars Maryland spent in 2020 went to compensating its employees. Here is an overview of the top paid workers and comparisons among organizations as well as the raw data.
- Maryland has recorded hundreds of coronavirus cases and related deaths at nursing homes and assisted-living facilities. See where the impacted facilities are and how many residents and staff have been affected with this interactive map.
- While other races on the ballot could alter the electorate for the simultaneous special general election and regular primary, there are still some potential lessons to be learned from Maryland's 7th District special primary results. Hereās a look at how candidates performed in the district's three jurisdictions as well as a few notes about turnout.
- Looking for a copy of the print newspaper? The Baltimore Sun and other Baltimore Sun Media publications are available at hundreds of locations around the region. Find one near you using our interactive map.
- On Thursday, police confirmed the staggering total, which has become an unofficial milestone for marking Baltimoreās struggle to quell extreme violence.
- Residents have been navigating a range of emotions around the coming end to Perkins Homes, a World War II-era housing complex that the Housing Authority of Baltimore City recently received $30 million in federal funding to demolish.
- Maryland boasts nearly two million acres of farmland outside its compact cities and sprawling suburbs. The agricultural abundance means that Baltimoreans can experience delicious locally and sustainably produced food and beveragesāincluding craft beer.