I'm sympathetic to some charges that the conservative movement has failed, but the notion that conservatives haven't conserved anything suffers from a number of confusions. Exhibit A: Phyllis Schlafly.

Donald Trump's accusation that President Obama and Hillary Clinton are "founders of ISIS" is not only a good example of his reckless fear-mongering but also his complete lack of understanding about true threats to national security.

Gift will fund scholarships for 100 students

Gov. Larry Hogan will lead a trade mission to Israel later this month, hoping to lure cyber security and life science companies to open offices Maryland, his administration announced Wednesday. The seven-day mission begins Sept. 19 and includes a mix of business deals, public speeches, high-profile dignitary meetings and sight-seeing.

Coleen Kramer Beal receives corporate values award Janney Velnoskey

Just two weeks before its grand opening, the Owings Mills Wegmans has already begun giving food away.

A Westminster church is planning a "Blue Mass" to allow its congregation and the community to give their thanks to police officers and emergency responders.

Founded in 1991, The Shepherd's Staff is an ecumenical Christian organization that exists "to reach out to those in crisis, to aid those in need, to support those in trouble, to seek out and encourage pathways to self-sufficiency, and to be a witness for Christ in our community." Our guests include homeless and low-income individuals; employed, under- and unemployed residents; veterans, single parents, grandparents and extended families; out-of-school youth and elderly individuals on fixed

The Cardinals, just as they did a year ago, put together a remarkable rally and stunned McDaniel yet again.

The nuns who live at the Gift of Hope convent in East Baltimore have little time for frivolity. They care for house residents, many of them seriously ill. They scrub floors, call on shut-ins, visit prisoners. They pray four hours every day. But on Sunday, they're making time for an extravagance.

McDaniel visits Catholic in first game for new coach Mike Dailey

The Philadelphia rapper Freeway talks dealing with chronic kidney disease, raising awareness in Baltimore.

An executive order from Maryland's governor says schools must start after Labor Day and finish by June 15. How would you fit in the required 180 days?

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's executive order forcing public schools to squeeze their 180 days of class time between Labor Day and June 15 will not apply to private schools.

It has become a pleasurable challenge to sit opposite Jonathan Flombaum in the Sun’s podcast studio and listen to him think out loud. An assistant professor in

Former FSK, Stevenson star Forney ready to change things up with Lions

Cal Thomas: Academic liberalism is now part of a larger effort to not only destroy America's foundations, but dilute and diminish God's greatest creation.

Karen Hillsley and Jeff Meyer met at the University of Delaware; they were married in Ellicott City in May.

The neighborhoods around the Baltimore County communities of Dundalk and Essex, once the heart of Maryland's blue-collar, Reagan Democrat constituency, is now a stronghold for Donald Trump.

Since its founding in 1888, the Blue Book has documented the whereabouts and lineages of many "blue bloods" and nominated residents of the area, which have included sons of Francis Scott Key, relatives of Edgar Allan Poe and the family of John Waters.

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Korryn Gaines lived and died on social media. The many photos and videos that the Randallstown woman posted on Instagram and Facebook show a confident, happy young woman bursting with pride in her young children, her family and her sense of fashion.

Monsters don't die easy. That's the thought I had all week as I reported the story of Fox News CEO Roger Ailes negotiating the terms of his departure from the channel he founded.

Stacia Brown's voice pours through speakers like velvet as she helps deliver a collection of narratives from some of the city's long-standing, nostalgia-inducing sites in her podcast "Baltimore: The Rise of Charm City."

Oakland Mills dual-threat quarterback Tre Hopkins is named Howard County football Offensive Player of the Year for 2015 football season.

Nicholas Tsakalos, 72, co-owner of H&S Bakery, the Southeast Baltimore business founded by his father and grandfather, died Wednesday of complications related to Lewy Body Dementia at his Baltimore County home.

Anyone who is in need this Thanksgiving and cannot share a holiday meal with family or friends has their pick of meals offered by local community groups and houses of worship around Harford and Cecil counties.

Kurt Weill's "Street Scene," a blend of opera and musical, will be staged with a Baltimore twist by Peabody Opera Theatre at the Modell-Lyric Performing Arts Center.

Don Osman, a prominent Havre de Grace volunteer leader, retired teacher and one-time Harford County School Board member, is returning to the site where his longtime community high school service club, SMILES, got its start: Citizens Care & Rehabilitation Center.

Six lawyers who make regular appearances before the Harford County Liquor Control Board say changes are needed in the board's resident licensee rules, paperwork and personal appearance requirements and in the current setback laws regarding licensed alcoholic beverage establishments and schools.

Each Ravens player prepares for the first whistle his own way

Why is the U.S. supporting Ukraine's 'fascist' coup?

Kathleen DeSales Nolan, a public relations executive who headed communications for Constellation Energy, died of melanoma cancer March 2 at her Ellicott City home. She was 64.

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For the last month, Harford County AARP Tax-Aide Program volunteers have been preparing, for free, federal and Maryland tax return forms for the 2013 tax year for middle and low income taxpayers, with special attention given to those 60 and older. It continues through Tax Day.

Anna B. George, a church secretary who was fond of celebrating her German heritage, died Friday of melanoma at Stella Maris Hospice. She was 79.

After yet another snowstorm this week, spring seems a long way off, but theologically speaking, it could be just around the corner.