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Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on Thursday named former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake as one of his national political co-chairs.

By Luke Broadwater

Feb 20, 2020

Baltimore razed Audrey Wesson's home in 2018. Now, they're charging her about $27,000 for the demolition work.

By Hallie Miller

Feb 18, 2020

Maurice "Peanut" King served 37 years in prison on federal drug charges and now he wants to help men at risk in Baltimore.

By Lloyd Fox

Dec 4, 2019

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is vowing to oppose expanding the state's sales tax to an array of services, from landscaping to lawyers.

Federal Judge Amy Berman Jackson grew up in Baltimore and graduated from The Park School in 1972.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Feb 20, 2020

When Columbia resident Pamela Woolford was a child, she attentively listened to the intricate details of stories; as she got older, she learned how to tell stories herself, in every shape and form.

The president and treasurer of Winters Mill High School Drama Boosters was sentenced 10 days in jail and ordered to pay $5,000 to the program after she took money intended for it.

Citing their opposition to mandatory minimum sentences, Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly say they are unlikely to pass Gov. Larry Hogan’s priority this session, infuriating the governor.

By Luke Broadwater

Feb 20, 2020

It seems a woman's place is not in the kitchen. Not professionally, anyway. While more women are pursuing culinary degrees and kitchens have become more welcoming to both sexes, it's rare in Baltimore and nationwide for women to reach the level of executive chef.

By Sarah Meehan

Mar 29, 2016

See individual records for the best Anne Arundel County wrestlers.

By Tim Schwartz

Feb 11, 2020

Companies such as Fashions Unlimited say they are part of a resurgence in the garment industry in the Baltimore area.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Feb 20, 2020

Herman Costley averaged 30.6 points per game as a senior in 1990-91 playing boys basketball at Westminster High School.

The Orioles are spending millions each year to revamp their international program in Latin America. The previous iteration of that program produced just one of the 68 players in camp: non-roster reliever Cristian Alvarado.

By Jon Meoli

Feb 20, 2020

Edge rusher? Wide receiver? Linebacker? It’s clear that the Ravens need help at some key positions.

By C.J. Doon

Jan 13, 2020

Howard County government announced Wednesday that a special event in Ellicott City would cause road closures, traffic disruptions and limited parking on Main Street from Feb. 21 through 28.

An Annapolis man pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit first-degree murder Friday for his role in the fatal shooting of Tylique Proctor in Glen Burnie more than four years ago.

By Alex Mann

Feb 14, 2020

Many unsettling parallels can be drawn between this earlier opiate epidemic – called “the laudanum evil” in one Sun article – and today’s modern opiate epidemic.

By Christina Tkacik

Jan 3, 2019

Before Baltimore earned its reputation as a heroin capital, before its drug corners appeared on “The Wire,” before the body count pushed past 2,200 over a decade — before it all came Maurice “Peanut” King.

By Tim Prudente

Dec 5, 2019

Despite President Trump's escalating attacks on Baltimore, those who have studied the city over the years say it's made much progress even as the benefits have been patchy.

By Jean Marbella

Aug 1, 2019

Prosecutors filed a 37-page sentencing memorandum Thursday making the case for former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh to spend nearly five years behind bars for conspiracy and tax evasion. Here are five key takeaways from the memo.

By Emily Opilo

Feb 13, 2020

He fled the most dangerous place on earth in 2016, escaping Syria’s civil war with his parents and sister to come to the United States for a better life. He settled in Baltimore. Earlier this month someone gunned him down on the street as he delivered pizzas.

By Phillip Jackson

Feb 18, 2020

A state agency concluded its investigation into a 17-year-old Central Special student’s death after he choked on a glove in school and indicated child neglect may have been a factor. But Bowen Levy’s father is still seeking answers on what happened.

By Naomi Harris

Feb 20, 2020

Attorneys for the family of a deceased Baltimore man who was incarcerated on murder charges for 17 years before being exonerated in 2016 will soon begin collecting evidence in a civil lawsuit alleging a prolonged and widespread “pattern” of misconduct by Baltimore Police homicide detectives, after a federal judge gave them the green light to do so.

By Kevin Rector

Feb 20, 2020

Several hundred bills have already been filed in Annapolis. Here’s look at some you might not have heard of -- and what should happen to them.

Maryland Democratic Party Chairwoman Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, the widow of U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, is running for her husband’s seat, arguing Monday she is the best option to carry out his legacy and continue his vision.

By Luke Broadwater

Nov 12, 2019