judaism

Supreme Court decision allowing sectarian prayer in public meetings is sad day for those of the Jewish faith

When Lyric Opera Baltimore closes its season with Verdi's first hit, 'Nabucco,' the audience will not only get to hear an encore of a choral number, but sing along with it.

"Marshlands" is praised by such literary power-brokers as the New York Times and Booker Prize-winning author Julian Barnes

Charm City Tribe aspires to reconnect people in their 20s and 30s to Judaic practices they may have lost along the road to independence

A judge declined Thursday to order a new trial for the man found guilty of killing an 11-year-old girl in Northwest Baltimore more than four decades ago, a victory for prosecutors who sought to prevent the release of another high-profile perpetrator under a court ruling that has freed dozens.

About 200 members of Baltimore's Jewish community on Thursday packed courtroom benches, lined walls and stood single-file in aisles — some reading religious texts — amid growing concern over the potential release of the man who killed an 11-year-old girl in 1969.