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• Food & Drink

Baltimore’s 100 essential food and drink experiences for 2019

Compiled with input from readers and the newsroom, The Baltimore Sun’s list of 100 essential food experiences encompasses places people talk about, think about and come back to again and again and again.

By Christina Tkacik

Aug 14, 2019

• Maryland

Howard Magazine’s Best Restaurants contest

Have thoughts on which restaurant in Howard County has the best seafood? The best chef? Support your favorites in Howard Magazine’s Best Restaurants contest.

• Facebook

Send a letter to the editor through Facebook

Send The Baltimore Sun a letter to the editor through Facebook

• Maryland

Central Carroll: Adoption drive at Finksburg library; new Summer Wellness Series; Heavens to Betsey flea market

Tickets are now available for Rape Crisis Intervention Service of Carroll County’s new Summer Wellness Series.

• News

60-year-old man shot, robbed in North Baltimore home invasion

A 60-year-old man is in serious but stable condition after two men broke into his home on Reese Street in North Baltimore.

By Christine Condon

Jul 8, 2019

• Maryland

Q&A: Taneytown police officer, Facebook account manager aims to 'humanize the badge'

Pfc. Steven Sakadales shares how he manages Taneytown Police Department's Facebook page — striking a balance between humorous and serious posts.

• News

Woman seeks justice for daughter and granddaughter more than 2 years after they disappeared in South Baltimore

More than two years after her daughter and granddaughter went missing in South Baltimore, Margaret Tucker believes they were killed.

By Ian Duncan

Jul 5, 2019

• Podcast

Since you asked: Four Baltimore stories inspired by your curiosity

This week, you’re the producer, as breaking news and transportation reporter Colin Campbell shares four stories inspired by Sun readers' curiosity.

• Maryland

Document: Motion for summary judgment and request for hearing in lawsuit from William James' estate

Baltimore mayor and City Council's motion for summary judgment and request for hearing in lawsuit from William James' estate in Gun Trace Task Force case.

• Politics

Document: Fiscal year 2020 restricted spending

Fiscal year 2020 restricted spending document.

• Health

Document: Complaint against Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center

Complaint against Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center from Erica Byrom and Zubida Byrom.

• Opinion

ProPublica and NBC show how righteous media serve democracy

One reason ProPublica is doing such great work in documenting hate during the Trump era is found in its embrace of the role of journalism as a "moral force."

By David Zurawik

Jul 3, 2019

• Maryland

Maryland Department of the Environment's complaint for injunctive relief and civil penalties

Maryland Department of the Environment's complaint for injunctive relief and civil penalties vs. 1411 Division Street, William Culler and TGC Development.

• Opinion

Border patrol agents' vile Facebook comments reflect an agency corrupted by Trump's rhetoric

The vile Facebook comments made by border patrol agents raise questions about how they can fairly treat immigrants for whom they express so much hate.

• Photos

Where is the best view in Baltimore? Share your photos.

What Baltimore scene would you put on a postcard? Show us your favorite view of the city through July 14.

• Maryland

Bird Brown: Summertime means R&R for many of us

I love catching up with people’s summer activities through Facebook and Instagram to see what everyone chooses to do with their spare time.

• Podcast

Reporting from Baltimore's immigrant communities during a week of warnings

Baltimore Sun reporter Thalia Juarez discusses Baltimore's immigrant community and debunks common myths and misconceptions about immigration.

• Baltimore Sun

Thanks to a friend's 'selfless act,' an Ellicott City woman has hope

With a long list of people registered with a national transplantation network waiting for a kidney, Hollys Allen could feel time slipping away from her.

• News

Map: July Fourth fireworks displays around the Baltimore area

View a map and list of Fourth of July fireworks displays in Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard counties.

By Christine Zhang

Jun 27, 2019

• Maryland

Public Works says it restored water late Saturday to Poe Homes in West Baltimore

The Department of Public Works said it had restored water to the Poe Homes Saturday evening after residents went more than five days without.

• Maryland

Watch this whale pop up in Ocean City waters

Chasin' Tides Charters caught on video a whale popping up above the water off of Ocean City.

By Brittany Brown

Jun 21, 2019

• Podcast

What to do, where to go and what to see this summer in Baltimore

Reporters from the Baltimore Sun's features desk share their top recommendations for your summer calendars.

• Opinion

Rodricks: Bill Dolan, blamed for his brother's overdose, dies of one

Dolan had been charged under a Pennsylvania law with "drug delivery resulting in death"

By Dan Rodricks

Jun 20, 2019

• Maryland

Who should be the Howard County 2018-19 overall Fan's Choice female Athlete of the Year?

Who should be the Howard County 2018-19 overall Fan's Choice female Athlete of the Year?

By Brent Kennedy

Jun 20, 2019

• Maryland

Who should be the Howard County 2018-19 overall Fan's Choice male Athlete of the Year?

Who should be the Howard County 2018-19 overall Fan's Choice male Athlete of the Year?

By Brent Kennedy

Jun 20, 2019

• Maryland

Police: Pregnant former Parkton resident, 2-year-old son killed in Tennessee crash, man charged with murder

Jefferson City, Tennessee, police say Sierra Wilson Cahoon, 30, originally of Parkton, and her 2-year-old son were killed deliberately in a pedestrian crash.

By Phil Davis

Jun 19, 2019

• From the Community:

Martell Kardone’s “911” causes social media stir

Kardone has taken social media by storm once again. His increasingly popular music video "911" is on the verge of breaking the internet, having received stellar reviews and a warm reception from fans and critics alike. From night clubs to house parties, San Antonio based artist's music is everywhere. Having garnered thousands of views and a surge in subscriptions on Youtube, 911 is receiving "likes" and "loves" on Facebook and Instagram with no signs of waning any time soon.. The video is directed by Ethan Maniquis (co-director of the movie "Machete") and has been appreciated by artists of other genres ...

• Politics

Document: Maryland Jockey Club's reimbursement request

Maryland Jockey Club is requesting reimbursement under Sections 9-1A-09, 9-1A-29(c) and (e)(2) of the State Government Articles of the Maryland Code.

• Facebook

Visit Harford streams this summer, send in selfies, win prizes

Take selfies at your favorite locations near Harford County streams this summer, and submit them to win prizes.

• Maryland

Two-alarm fire forces early end to school year at Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys

Firefighters were battling a two-alarm fire on Saturday night at the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys, a public charter school in North Baltimore.

By Kevin Rector

Jun 16, 2019

• Politics

Baltimore County NAACP calls for ethics probe of state delegate for 'hang them high' Facebook comment

Baltimore County NAACP filed an ethics complaint against Del. Robin Grammer for a Facebook post they say referred to lynching.

By Doug Donovan

Jun 14, 2019

• Sun Insider

Enter for a chance to win tickets for two to Bow Tie Cinema at the Westfield Annapolis Mall

Enter for a chance to win tickets for two to Bow Tie Cinema at the Westfield Annapolis Mall.

• Podcast

Behind the scenes of 'Cops and Robbers' with Justin Fenton (bonus episode)

In this bonus episode of Newsroom Edition, hear more about the reporting process of 'Cops and Robbers,' Justin Fenton's three-part investigative series.

• Opinion

Honest Ads Act aims to minimize foreign election interference

Legislation would help voters see who is targeting us with paid ads on Facebook, Twitter and Google — the platforms of choice for Russian interference.

• Opinion

Social media, toxic masculinity make big trouble in Ohio town, throughout the culture today

Toxic masculinity taught, learned and writ large under Friday Night lights and in drunken Saturday night parties ending in rape. All social media amplified.

By David Zurawik

Jun 13, 2019

• Opinion

KAL: New York Times shows arrogance and cowardice by dropping editorial cartoons

The blowback from one bad cartoon in its international edition prompted the New York Times to dump editorial cartoons. It's a short-sighted decision, KAL says.

• Podcast

Justin Fenton discusses key takeaways from his 'Cops and Robbers' Gun Trace Task Force series

New findings from Baltimore Sun reporter Justin Fenton reveal how rogue members of the Gun Trace Task Force thrived in the police department for so long.

• Sports

Kai Locksley complaint affidavit

Kai Locksley's complaint affidavit in El Paso, Texas.

• Health

How to protect your mental health from social media: Tips from an expert

So how can people reap the benefits of social media without letting it harm their mental health?

• News

Read the arrest warrant and charging documents for Baltimore Police Sgt. Ethan Newberg

Read the arrest warrant and charging documents for Baltimore Police Sgt. Ethan Newberg

• Features

Then and now photos: Hopkins Plaza

Then and now photos: Baltimore's Hopkins Plaza

• Podcast

Demystifying the opioid crisis: Myths, misconceptions and misnomers

A new book published by two Baltimore-based public health experts seeks to eradicate the "state of confusion" that exists over opioid addiction.

• Maryland

Document: Letter from Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori

Letter from Baltimore Archbishop William E. Lori to the priests and lay faithful of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleton, West Virginia.

• Politics

Documents: Lawmakers ask Maryland Gov. Hogan to release BSO money

72 Maryland lawmakers wrote a letter to Gov. Larry Hogan asking him to release money set aside for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

• News

Critic who lost out on police job after Mosby clash will remain with the attorney general's office

Michelle Wilson, an attorney who was hired to serve as a Baltimore Police Department chief, will remain with the attorney general's office

By Jessica Anderson

Jun 4, 2019

• Maryland

Stolen calf from Baltimore County farm launches protests — including man dumping fake blood outside restaurant

Activists have created a Facebook page called “Friends of Sophie Action Network,” which each day has posted a number of “action items” for supporters to do.

By Cody Boteler

Jun 4, 2019

• Maryland

Ellicott City's Discoveries, Bean Hollow shops looking for new futures

Two longtime Ellicott City Main Street business owners have recently taken to social media to give updates about their shops.

By Jess Nocera

Jun 3, 2019

• Podcast

Rodricks: Trump, political tribalism and the push for impeachment

A year and a half before the next national election, a look at the murky road ahead with presidential historian Richard Striner and pollster Mileah Kromer.

By Dan Rodricks

Jun 3, 2019

• Opinion

Maryland's Preakness tent: The case for partying on the taxpayer's dime

Spending tax dollars to entertain business guests and VIPs is the cost of economic development but government has an obligation to be open about it.

• Politics

UMMS conflict-of-interest policy

New University of Maryland Medical System conflict-of-interest policy.