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Nearly 100 students and faculty members from Bryn Mawr School, Roland Park Country School and Gilman School took to the streets Friday morning to protest the treatment of a former teacher.

Andrew Saul, one of the few remaining holdovers from the Trump administration, said through a spokesman that he intends to lead the Baltimore County-based Social Security Administration until his term ends in 2025.

My second vaccine dose date has come and gone. Is it time to panic? If you miss your second dose appointment, who can you call? These and other questions answered.

During the peak of cicada season there will be insects on the ground and in the trees and some will fall into the water. “It’s like a protein bar” for fish, said Eric Hussar, a commissioner with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.

Marking your calendar at the first sign of illness, and tracking your fever and oxygen levels, are important steps in monitoring a coronavirus infection.

Police said the gunman apparently began firing randomly at people in the parking lot, killing four, before entering the building, fatally shooting four more people and then turning the gun on himself.

Anne Arundel County police arrested a 16-year-old after responding to one of two shootings reported in the area of Polk Drive and Freedom Drive in Glen Burnie early Saturday morning.

Cases of COVID-19 in Baltimore City have spiked in recent weeks, outpacing every county in Maryland and rivaling an infection level not recorded since the winter peak.

Peyton Ham was killed Tuesday in a shooting by a Maryland State Police trooper, and neighbors are wondering why police shot so much that bullets wound up on their property.

Loyola Blakefield lacrosse player Peter Laake, who was struck in the chest with a shot in a game against McDonogh on Friday, is doing well and may be released from a hospital Saturday following further tests, according to Dons coach Gene Ubriaco.

An old Crown Cork & Seal industrial building in Baltimore's Greenmount West neighborhood has been transformed into the soon-to-open Guilford Hall Brewery.

Here’s a rundown of what we’ve learned from the trial of two police officers from the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force.

View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.

Stacker compiled the top country song from the year you graduated high school based on data from Billboard’s Hot Country Songs charts. For more galleries visit Stacker.

Maryland health officials reported 1,500 new coronavirus cases Saturday, marking five days in a row where the state has recorded at least 1,000 new infections.

During Trump’s presidency, the Justice Department sought to make the United States, not him personally, the defendant in E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit.

A puzzling case of who, and why, nearly 200 historic graves were shoddily cleaned without permission in Davidsonville was solved Wednesday when several of the graves popped up on the volunteer amateur genealogy website “Billion Graves.”

Since the start of the 21st century, the cost of rent has skyrocketed across America. Every state in the nation has seen a spike in the cost of apartments and other residential rentals. Places like Washington D.C., California, and Hawaii have seen rent prices more than double over the past two decades. While the reasons for rent hikes may vary by locality, one of the major factors for higher costs is the overall decline in homeownership, which hit a peak of 66% in 2000. That, in turn, has led to more Americans turning to rentals, ultimately pushing up the amount landlords can charge. The problem is exacerbated by a shortage of construction workers, which makes it difficult for developers to boost the supply of available housing. The pandemic is throwing the rental market for a loop, though. On the one hand, rents in some notoriously expensive cities, like New York and San Francisco, have actually fallen this year—the result of white-collar workers with stable jobs taking advantage of new work-from-home policies and relocating to less pricey areas of the country, freeing up apartments in major cities. But for many people, making rent has only gotten more challenging in 2020. At least 22 million people have lost their jobs during the coronavirus public health crisis, leaving many scrambling to pay their bills. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as many states, have implemented moratoriums on evicting tenants from their apartments through the end of the year, experts warn that an eviction crisis is on the horizon for around 40 million people. To understand how the rental housing market has gotten to this point, Stacker compiled a list of states with the fastest-growing rent using 2000 and 2019 data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The 50 states and Washington D.C. are ranked by the percentage increase of their median rental prices from 2000 to 2019. The list also includes the percentage increase of the median household income in the same time frame. Read on to see how rent hikes have varied in every state and the country’s capital.

Environmental groups are asking that Valley Proteins, a Dorchester County plant that boils down chicken feathers, bones and fats to be used in animal feed and biofuels, be required to address pollution problems, and possibly pay a fine of more than $500 million for not complying with the law.

Erik Mezick's body washed ashore near Avon, according to the family.

Prince Philip, who died April 9 at the age of 99, is laid to rest in the Royal Vault at Windsor Castle after a funeral service steeped in military and royal tradition

The same day health officials reported Maryland eclipsing 1.5 million people fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, the state recorded Friday the fourth consecutive day of more than 1,000 COVID-19 infections.

The similarities between the 2015 case in Tulsa and the shooting death of a 20-year-old Black man, Daunte Wright, in Minnesota on Sunday are striking.

Physician Yaroslav Ashikhmin said Saturday that test results he received from Alexei Navalny’s family show him with sharply elevated levels of potassium.