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Culley’s the first Black coach and second minority coach hired in this coaching cycle.

From his cell in a high-security federal prison in Colorado, Jawad Musa prayed five times a day that he would someday be able to see his family again.

If Ms. Gorman is representative of this next generation of leaders and thinkers, the country will be just fine.

In a letter to Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh, Councilmen Ryan Dorsey, Zeke Cohen and Kristerfer Burnett said the plan to charge customers without unlimited plans up to $100 a month for data over 1.2 terabytes will exacerbate a lack of internet access in low-income households.

A $1 million ticket was sold at Cranberry Liquors in Westminster prior to the Jan. 22 Mega Millions drawing.

Residents can now track Baltimore County’s vaccination progress through an online dashboard monitoring administered doses and other metrics.

Democratic leaders in the Maryland Senate are proposing hundreds of millions of dollars in pandemic financial aid, on top of a $1 billion plan put forward by Gov. Larry Hogan.

A former Baltimore Police detective is sentenced to 14 months for drug theft.

Stacker rounds up America's least popular dog breeds based on AKC data.

A raid at a Catonsville apartment complex last month has raised concerns that federal immigration agents are using motor vehicle data to locate illegal immigrants, potentially undermining a year-old state initiative to ensure that drivers are ready for the road regardless of their citizenship status.

Researchers at the nonprofit RAND Corp. say Baltimore’s so-called “spy plane” brought small increases to the number of violent crimes solved by police last year, but they stopped short of concluding whether or not the controversial surveillance program is worthwhile.

As the offense reignited over the season’s final two months, Brown flashed his first-round pedigree.

Despite its popularity and nearly 28 years in Lutherville the restaurant’s owner Robert Wang will shut the place down permanently next month because of what he describes as a dispute with the landlord.

Maryland has opened a statewide hotline to report potential violations of executive orders meant to stem the spread of COVID-19, contrasting Gov. Larry Hogan’s previous statements that local jurisdictions should take more control over enforcing the orders.

The Terps shot 48% in the second half and cut an 18-point halftime deficit to three, but fell short of completing the comeback and remain winless at home in conference play.

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Harford County schools will purchase nearly 34,000 plastic shields for student and teacher desks to protect against the spread of COVID-19, which officials say could allow them to bring students back two days a week later this year.

The school system’s data dashboard showed that 85 members of the CCPS community tested positive for the novel coronavirus between this week and last, 24 staff members and 61 students. That number was 112 last week and 113 the week before.

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

Baltimore police are investigating the shooting of a 20-year-old man in Southwest Baltimore. He is currently in critical condition, police said.

Dr. John G. Bartlett, an internationally recognized pioneer in the study and treatment of HIV/AIDS patients who co-founded the country’s second HIV/AIDS clinic at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, died Jan 19 from pneumonia.

Baltimore has converted two of its recreation centers to serve as temporary shelters for women and couples experiencing homelessness when wind chill temperatures hit freezing or below this winter.

Top aides to President Joe Biden on Sunday began talks with a group of moderate Senate Republicans and Democrats on a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package as Biden faces increasing headwinds in his effort to win bipartisan backing for the initial legislative effort of his presidency.