Lawrence D. Benicewicz, a retired educator and record collector extraordinaire who served as a musical consultant to filmmaker John Waters, died Oct. 10.
Cummings, chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee had said in a Sept. 30 statement that his doctors anticipated his return to Washington “when the House comes back into session in two weeks."
Just over a year after opening its doors, Guinness’s only U.S. brewery is gearing up to sell its first Baltimore-born brew - the Over the Moon Milk Stout - nationwide.
The John Brown General & Butchery, a restaurant and butcher shop on Falls Road in Cockeysville, draws on both the area’s history and its agricultural richness. It also serves the best chicken sandwich for miles.
Baltimore County Council will vote on police pay raises after this year’s settlement of a dispute between the county and the Fraternal Order of Police.
A work group for a state commission is recommending the state of Maryland and county governments should spend $4 billion extra on public schools, a significant step in an ongoing debate over how to return the state’s education system to the best in the nation.
The city of Baltimore would be required to nearly double its spending on public schools over the next decade under a statewide $4 billion education funding proposal that a work group advanced Tuesday.
Mary P. “Pat” McCusker, a retired registered nurse and volunteer, died Monday of complications from dementia at St. Joseph’s Nursing Home in Catonsville.
A proposal sent to Rolling Road Golf Club members would see a private golf course built on state-owned land, currently leased by the Patapsco Horse Center. Local and state lawmakers say the backlash it's sparked is premature.
The Wilkins-Rogers flour mill, which stands on the banks of the Patapsco River in Oella where milling stretches back two centuries, will shut down early next year.
As the commission proposing big increases to Maryland education funding nears key decisions, Gov. Larry Hogan is ramping up his fight against the plans with a high-dollar fundraiser for his political lobbying organization at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland.
Amayah Charles, a sophomore nursing student at Notre Dame of Maryland University, died early Monday in a car accident on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott on Wednesday urged Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to use an estimated $34 million city budget surplus on heating and cooling in city schools. Young said coming costs under the Kirwan Commission must be prioritized.
