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With Mark Turgeon's departure, Maryland officials said a national search would begin after this season. But their research has no doubt already begun.

Baltimore's problems are the region's problems, and they can't be wished out of sight.

The Maryland Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the landlord of Baltimore’s Copycat building, saying he can evict tenants without having a rental license.

Valentina Yorro, 64, loved caring for her grandchildren, volunteering at a local school to help students with special needs, and working at her church, her children said.

The Ravens could be on the verge of solving a problem that has hampered them for years, columnist Mike Preston writes. Their postseason fate might depend on it.

The Terps beat Rutgers, 40-16, on Saturday for their sixth victory of the season, making them one of 83 teams eligible for 82 bowl bids.

The video shows three adults holding down a student on the floor of the cafeteria. One of them punches the student in the head twice and holds on to his hair while the other adult appears to hold the student’s arms down.

Every game looms large for the Ravens as they enter the last six weeks of this season, clinging to the AFC’s No. 1 seed and to their perch atop the AFC North. But seasoned members of the organization say Steelers week remains a thing apart, even if the games are not as bitter as they once were.

California Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell visited Iowa last weekend, the first Democrat to make a stop in the state after the 2018 midterm elections. The 38-year-old began his career in politics as a student activist and a member of the University of Maryland's student government association.

Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker T.J. Watt was activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced Saturday morning, clearing the way for the star pass rusher to return for Sunday’s AFC North matchup.

Former Governor Martin O'Malley lost a daughter or gained a son, depending on how you look at it, this Father's Day weekend. His daughter, Grace O'Malley,

As Christians we take a biblical world view. That is to say that we see truth and what is true according to the word of God. The holy Bible. That is why Jesus being the word could say I am truth.

Ravens linebackers coach Mike Macdonald was officially named Michigan defensive coordinator on Sunday, joining John Harbaugh’s brother Jim’s staff in Ann Arbor.

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

Two of the first three people in Maryland to test positive for the COVID-19 omicron variant had been vaccinated but had not yet received booster shots, state officials said Saturday.

Families flocked to private schools and homeschooling during the 2020-2021 school year when students at the public schools switched back and forth from virtual to hybrid learning due to the pandemic. Private schools in Carroll were offering in-person learning at the time. And some parents decided to take teaching in their own hands.

The Baltimore Mural Program has brought increased attention to the city's vast collection of public murals, a project that dates back to 1987. At The Sun's request, officials with the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, which oversees the mural program, selected their 50 favorite murals. -- Chris Kaltenbach

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Gervonta Davis, a five-time world champion, said facing a new fighter didn’t change his approach or training for the match. “That’s just the sport of boxing,” he said.

New Harford County school superintendent Sean Bulson talks about a myriad of topics during his first week of work in July.

Baltimore officials say more than 150 hours of police and fire department time have been saved as a result of a 911 call diversion program, while some residents are concerned the long-term plan to address behavioral health crises doesn't do enough to focus on people with intellectual disabilities.

Mentally ill inmates at Maryland’s prisons are being unconstitutionally held in solitary confinement, exacerbating their illnesses and violating their rights against being submitted to cruel and unusual punishment, according to a federal lawsuit.