The funeral of Thomas D’Alesandro III, a former Baltimore mayor and eldest brother of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, will take place Wednesday at St. Ignatius Church, according to his son, Thomas D’Alesandro IV.
Fresh off a successful fundraising spree, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young ended months of speculation on Tuesday, saying he has decided to seek election to Baltimore’s top job.
Longtime Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, who is battling cancer, is likely to announce his future political plans Thursday — potentially kicking off a succession scramble.
Baltimore’s spending board is set to approve a $40,000 payment to a man who was shot by an on-duty Baltimore Police officer during a 2014 incident that also led to the officer’s conviction and imprisonment.
Health department officials now say enforcement of the city's polystyrene foam ban will begin immediately, with $200 citations being issued to violators.
Maryland’s Legislative Black Caucus is withdrawing a proposal that would have forced some of its members to choose between their black and Latino ethnic backgrounds.
Officers were called to the Central Park Heights neighborhood at 11 a.m. for a shooting, police said. When Northwestern district officers arrived, police said they found a 22-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his back.
Margaret Mary Castoro, a Baltimore homemaker and assistant to the vice president at Noxell, died Oct. 10 at the Brightview Avondell retirement community in Bel Air. She was 90.
The D’Alesandro family, a political dynasty with two former Baltimore mayors and the first female speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives to its name, rose from a small house on Albemarle Street in Little Italy.
Thomas D’Alesandro III, a former Baltimore mayor affectionately known as “Young Tommy” and brother of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, died at his North Baltimore home Sunday of stroke complications.
The Baltimore Fire Department’s marine rescue unit scooped up a 58-year-old man whose boat was stranded in the middle of the Patapsco River on Saturday.
Snowballs. The chicken box. Lake trout. Some of Baltimore’s most identifiable foods come in containers made from polystyrene foam, known colloquially as styrofoam. So what will happen Saturday, when the white stuff is officially banned in city limits?
Federal officials say they're close to breaking a record for the number of guns they've seized this year at the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Service on the MTA’s light rail, the Penn-Camden Shuttle or Metro Subway was disrupted on all but one weekday in September, according to a tally of the agency’s service alerts by the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance, a rider advocacy group.
The funeral of Thomas D’Alesandro III, a former Baltimore mayor and eldest brother of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, will take place Wednesday at St. Ignatius Church, according to his son, Thomas D’Alesandro IV.
About a dozen parents, teachers and other community members who spoke during public testimony before the Baltimore County Board of Education, urging board members to take a myriad of factors into consideration when voting next month on the school calendar.
About a dozen parents, teachers and other community members who spoke during public testimony before the Baltimore County Board of Education, urging board members to take a myriad of factors into consideration when voting next month on the school calendar.
