Citing their opposition to mandatory minimum sentences, Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly say they are unlikely to pass Gov. Larry Hogan’s priority this session, infuriating the governor.
Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on Thursday named former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake as one of his national political co-chairs.
A memorial service was held for Isaiah Drummond, a 30-year-old male who was initially reported missing for nearly a month. Baltimore police later found that his roommate stabbed him and hid his body.
The two men who were charged with shooting Baltimore police Sgt. Isaac Carrington last year have been indicted on federal racketeering charges, as prosecutors say they were part of a group that committed multiple murders and crimes in the city.
Maryland lawmakers are considering whether to give survivors of child sexual abuse more time to sue their abusers and the institutions that failed to stop the abuse.
Maryland's House Democratic leadership is pushing to expand the state's sales tax to new industries to pay for the Kirwan Commission's recommended school improvements.
The Maryland Occupational Safety and Health division is investigating the death of a contractor following a job-site incident at Baltimore’s Druid Hill Park early Monday, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Labor said Wednesday.
The Baltimore Sun earned an award for political reporting for its coverage of Mayor Catherine Pugh's "Healthy Holly" book scheme that led to her resignation and federal indictment.
Who gets the largest paychecks from the state of Maryland? The state’s highest-paid employees include coaches and university officials and men dominate the top 50 list.
Baltimore police officers received mixed reviews for their handling of citizens’ First Amendment rights in an inaugural assessment of such interactions under the city’s consent decree with the Justice Department.
Work begins on the new Lexington Market on Tuesday. It's the latest Baltimore City market to be overhauled, and developers plan up to 60 new and current vendors to open by late 2021.
He fled the most dangerous place on earth in 2016, escaping Syria’s civil war with his parents and sister to come to the United States for a better life. He settled in Baltimore. Earlier this month someone gunned him down on the street as he delivered pizzas.
Barry P. Gossett, who serves on both the University of Maryland Medical System board and the University of Maryland Board of Regents, said former hospital network CEO Robert A. Chrencik informed board members of the “Healthy Holly” book deals.
Citing their opposition to mandatory minimum sentences, Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly say they are unlikely to pass Gov. Larry Hogan’s priority this session, infuriating the governor.
A squabble over the recording of Baltimore police officers during training sessions — and whether it improves outcomes or stifles honest learning — played out this week between Commissioner Michael Harrison and the union that represents rank-and-file officers, further exposing their frayed relationship at a time of great violence in the city.
Archbishop Curley basketball opens game on a 21-0 run, cruises to 64-35 win over Chapelgate in the MIAA B Conference semifinals on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020.
Baltimore needs more affordable housing and, whether he becomes the Democratic nominee for president or not, the billionaire Michael Bloomberg could fund projects large and small here.
