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A consent judgment in Baltimore County Circuit Court ends a legal battle between Roula Paterakis, the widow of the man who turned H&S Bakery from a family business into a conglomerate, and his six adult children.

Dr. David Bishai, health officer at the Harford County Health Department who assumed the position in January at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, has been terminated from his position.

As a judge, Catherine "Katie" Curran O’Malley is precluded from taking part in political activity and she declined to comment on her plans.

Over the past two weeks, Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen hasn’t played as much as he’s used to, but he has played better.

The Baltimore City Council will hear public testimony Wednesday on Councilman Ryan Dorsey's "Complete Streets" bill, which would require the city Department of Transportation to design streets "in a way that considers the needs of all users and enables equitable and safe access."

Have you ever been through a crisis? Maybe you're going through one now.

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

It is tuberculosis, the biggest infectious-disease killer worldwide, claiming 1.5 million lives each year.

The budget, Democratic Mayor Brandon Scott’s first, includes a $28 million increase in spending on the Baltimore Police Department to cover employee health insurance and higher pension obligations.

Porter Stansberry, the former employer of Rey Rivera is pushing back on his portrayal in Netflix’s popular “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot, which raised questions about his involvement in Rivera’s 2006 death.

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Lara Wallace Hough, a seventh grader who sought to become a lawyer or teacher, has died of leukemia at age 13.

As misleading information about coronavirus vaccines spun across social media, some Facebook employees thought they had found a way to help. The tech giant was slow to take action.

As a percentage of the total cases it investigates, the Baltimore Police Department has for the past four years labeled as "unfounded" the highest number of rape cases of any city in the country, according to a review of FBI data.

Deerfield Management will provide $65 million in funding to help Johns Hopkins scientists develop early stage therapeutic research.

Animals have two methods of protecting themselves when they feel threatened. This is known as the "Flight or Fight" response. Most animals choose to escape

Hills Forest Farm officially dates back to 1853, when it was a busy working farm — the original stone house is about 90 years older.

“Winfield was cheerful and vivacious,” said Baltimore musician Paul Johns. “He was outgoing to people.

Medical marijuana is now available in Maryland. Here's everything you need to know about it.

In recent weeks, a new cadre of gatekeepers armed with thermometer guns has appeared at the entrances of hospitals, office buildings and manufacturing plants to screen out feverish individuals who may carry the coronavirus. But some experts question the usefulness.

The reason we aren't on the Moon today is simple: Nothing yet justifies the expense and risk to human life.

Most women who are mothers don’t like the “birthing person” bit. But I didn’t have the heart to tell them they’ll be sent to a reeducation camp if they persist.