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Commemorating slavery's beginnings in America

A commemoration of 400th anniversary of the first slave ship's arrival in colonial America is held at Fort McHenry in a National Park Service "Day of Healing."

Maryland politicians play in a charity basketball game

Greater Baltimore politicians play against Montgomery and PG County officials in a charity basketball game in Baltimore. The local team defeated the visitors.

'The building is probably totaled’: Columbia gas explosion destroys shopping center

Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services Battalion Chief Stephen Hardesty talks about a gas explosion in Columbia Sunday morning.

Columbia gas explosion badly damages business park

Maryland State Fair sights and sounds

Sights and sounds from the 2019 Maryland State Fair.

Sun reporters feast at the Maryland State Fair

Baltimore Sun reporters Sameer Rao and Chris Kaltenbach taste test some of the food options available this year at the Maryland State Fair.

Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Darryl L. Williams on mentors for teachers

Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Darryl L. Williams talks about the importance of mentors for new teachers.

By Lloyd Fox

Aug 23, 2019

Centennial football 2019 season preview

Senior quarterback Malik Chester talks Centennial football ahead of the 2019 season.

Retired SHA traffic engineer comments on speed and red light cameras.

Gene Simmers, a Retired State Highway Administration traffic engineer, says yellow lights in Maryland are too short.

Lonnie Walker, director of JOY Baltimore, a drop in center for homeless youth and young adults

Lonnie Walker, director of JOY Baltimore, a drop in center for homeless youth and young adults, talks about Jhevan Khochiese Alexander Malone who died in July.

Baltimore is not only city sending sewage into Chesapeake Bay

Harrisburg, PA. sent more than 1 billion gallons of sewage-tainted wastewater down the Susquehanna River in 2018, according to Environmental Integrity Project.

Baltimore citizens upset by USDA's proposed SNAP restrictions

Baltimore resident Ella Scovens, 79, reacts to proposed SNAP benefit restrictions by the Trump Administration.

By Karl Merton Ferron

Aug 22, 2019

Gas leak temporarily closes Main Street in Ellicott City.

Fire crews from Howard County Fire Department remain on the scene of a gas leak that caused a section of Historic Ellicott City to be evacuated on Thursday.

Competitive eater Chestnut breaks his personal wing record

Competitive eater Joey Chestnut stops by Hooters in Baltimore to break his personal chicken wing record.

Reservoir girls soccer 2019 season preview

Senior midfielder Tessa Cinotti talks Reservoir girls soccer during a preseason practice.

Sgt. Carrington is released from Shock Trauma

Commissioner Harrison on Sgt. Carrington's release from Shock Trauma: 'Today is a joyous day.'

For this former NFL player’s foundation, a new focus on empowering Baltimore’s young women

Former NFL player Joel Gamble focuses on empowering Baltimore's young women.

Prince Hall Shriners in Baltimore

Prince Hall Shriners hold a parade in Baltimore.