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How two Maryland geriatric nursing assistants are providing home health care for clients during stay-at-home orders.
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The Orioles, American Red Cross, Budweiser, UMMS host blood drive at Oriole Park.
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How filmmaker and Towson native Meagan Adele Lopez diaries her time on lockdown in Paris for more than 50 days during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Ocean City reopens its beaches and boardwalk
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As Baltimore residents and leaders watch Minneapolis boil in the wake of George Floyd’s death in police custody, they cannot help but think back five years to the death of Freddie Gray.
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Here are some of our favorite scenes and images from around the Baltimore region that make great virtual backgrounds.
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Rain Thursday night into Friday morning caused minor flooding in and around the Baltimore metro area.
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Baltimore has come to a near standstill in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's a look at some of the city's most recognizable spots, now empty.
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Before Maryland's stay-at-home-order was put in place, Baltimore-based culture and lifestyle photographer Isaiah Robert Winters took to the streets to capture the emptiness of a usually vibrant city.
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Pictures from around Maryland as the coronavirus is tracked.
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Columbia resident Jerry Krasnick is the March Photographer of the Month.
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Pride of Baltimore II undergoes maintenance at General Ship Repair
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Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson and his historic season.
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Picturing Maryland is a new visual feature that showcases faces, places and events happening around us.
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The first game of the Army-Navy football rivalry was played on November 29, 1890 at The Plain at West Point. Navy won.
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78th Anniversary Memorial Ceremony aboard the USCGC TANEY of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
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The best of Ravens' Lamar Jackson as he is captured in photos throughout the season.
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Baltimore's Edmondson Village Shopping center through the years.
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Some of the best images submitted to us from photographers who attended our SunShots PhotoWalk in Fells Point.
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I didn’t realize how beloved my Congressman was nationally until he died, and friends from around the country sent condolences and praise my way, simply because I am a Baltimorean. Everyone could see his brilliance and decency. Looking back through the Sun archive, I realized I’d had the good fortune to photograph U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings more than two dozen times. Every time I had an assignment where he was to deliver a speech, I knew I might be teary-eyed before he was finished. His face was as expressive and kind and expansive as his soul. Chronologically, these photos range from an appearance at the National Press Club in Aug. 2019, to 2004, when he accompanied some guy from Chicago with a funny name to a fundraiser, to 1996, when he ran for Congress, to replace Kweisi Mfume in the Seventh District. It was a privilege to document this extraordinary leader.
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Migrant workers on temporary work visas travel thousands of miles from Mexico to Maryland's Eastern Shore to fulfill the jobs in the crab industry.
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President Donald Trump, Mike Pence visit Baltimore to attend GOP Retreat.
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Baltimore native and actor, Andre De Shield is awarded the "Key to the City" from Baltimore Mayor Jack Young.
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Young adults are learning construction skills by building tiny homes.
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Former Baltimore Sun photographer, Richard Stacks, documents the making of Neil Armstrong's Apollo space suite in 1969.
