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Six months after he fought through a hand injury in the closest bout of his professional career, Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis is back and looking to deliver a "spanking" to brash, undefeated challenger Rolando Romero.

Graduates ranging in age from 16 to 68 years old were celebrated Wednesday during Carroll Community College’s 29th commencement, the first in-person ceremony since 2019.

Army veteran Chris Hardy started an organization on Maryland's Eastern Shore called US Kennels Inc., which provides service dogs to disabled veterans.

There’s even an argument to be had that I didn’t become who I am today until age 3, when I will have my first long-term memories.

The Maryland Episcopal diocese has awarded grants to six community groups in the first distribution from its $1 million reparations fund.

Civic groups honor fallen heroes by marching down West Street on Monday in Annapolis to honor Memorial Day.

The Orioles have an open spot in the rotation this weekend in Boston, but don't expect top pitching prospect Grayson Rodriguez to fill it.

Gala Stern, a retired University of Maryland, Baltimore County professor of languages and French and Russian literature who spent World War II fleeing the Nazis, died May 17

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is asking anglers to look out for northern snakeheads in the Chesapeake Bay and Blackwater River, and offering monetary rewards.

Baltimore County Police need help locating 15-year-old Jahmell George Henry Moore, who was last seen in the Middle River area.

Police have arrested Stephen Parker and Kaleb Jackson on murder charges in connection with the slaying of Quenten Branch, 35, in January.

Baltimore residents lobbied for a reduction in police spending and more investment in social services during the city’s second annual Taxpayers’ Night on Thursday, the last chance for the public to speak out about the city’s proposed budget ahead of the Baltimore City Council’s consideration of the plan next month.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said he’s concerned a newly released list of 305 Baltimore police officers with credibility and integrity issues will further erode the department’s relationship with the community and hurt officer morale.

A Millersville man received a 15-year sentence for hundreds of child pornography files on a device discovered by his parole officer following his release from federal prison, where he had served a four-year sentence for possessing child pornography.

The Baltimore County Council voted unanimously Thursday to create a police accountability board — but without several changes advocates for reform argued would have strengthened the panel, including having an independent legal counsel.

A Baltimore jury on Thursday found the man accused of killing Safe Streets leader Dante Barksdale not guilty on all counts.

A 24-year-old MS-13 member was sentenced to life without parole for three slayings in Anne Arundel County after facing two federal jury trials.

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After years of failure, Maryland-based Novavax aims to attract the vaccine-hesitant with an alternative to mRNA shots. But will it find a market?

An Annapolis man is facing misdemeanor charges following an Anne Arundel County Council meeting earlier this month where police say he unleashed a foul odor into the council chambers.

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Jermaine Woods had been Coppin State’s associate head coach for two seasons and succeeds Laura Harper, who was hired away by Towson last month.

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Four people have been shot around Baltimore with one killed, two injured and one's condition unknown.

A man became stuck in the mud up to his waist while fishing on the Northern Central Railroad Trail in Cockeysville Thursday.