BALTIMORE — As leading business and religious groups consider whether to endorse the return of crime-fighting surveillance planes above Baltimore, a poll commissioned by a prominent local pastor shows strong support for the initiative among city residents.
BALTIMORE — Alyse and Elmer Sanchez were thrilled when they survived their “green card” interview, a crucial step in obtaining lawful status in the United States. She texted her family from th…
BALTIMORE — A 1,600-pound bull escaped from a truck into the streets of Baltimore for several hours.
Bailey Reeves, a rising high school senior who was one of at least 17 transgender people killed this year, was remembered Friday in a somber ceremony in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE (AP) — Heat radiates from the asphalt and concrete that cover the streets, the sidewalks, the alleys, even the tiny yards behind the homes in the East Baltimore neighborhood of McEld…
Baltimore County police have arrested a former pastor of a fundamentalist Baptist church in Dundalk on charges he sexually abused a teenager on the church’s grounds and elsewhere in the Baltim…
As if in defiance of an organized plea against violence announced for this weekend, police reported four more shootings — including at least one homicide — in Baltimore in less than 24 hours.
BALTIMORE — Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings took the high road Saturday, inviting President Donald Trump and other Americans to visit Baltimore but declining to respond in kind to the barrage of…
Hundreds of U.S. cities and counties and two states have outlawed plastic bags at checkout counters since the Baltimore City Council first considered a ban in 2006. More than a decade later, a…
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is proposing changes to the state’s tolls that he says will result in about $5.6 million in annual savings for drivers, but he has offered only scant details of his plan.
The Maryland Transit Administration faces a funding shortfall of more than $2 billion over the next decade — money that is needed to keep the agency’s transit systems running safely, in compli…
BALTIMORE — As a rule of thumb, it’s not safe to swim in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Even a splash could make you sick.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians protested outside Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Monday morning, carrying signs and chanting “Save the BSO!” after being locked out of the performing center …
Officials launched a public awareness campaign called “Look Alive” on Monday aiming to decrease pedestrian and bicyclist deaths in the Baltimore region.
BALTIMORE — To Marylanders, Old Bay is more than a seasoning: It’s a symbol of state pride. The yellow and blue tin with a red lid is tattooed on calves or placed in window sills along with a …
BALTIMORE — Alyse and Elmer Sanchez were thrilled when they survived their “green card” interview, a crucial step in obtaining lawful status i…
BALTIMORE — A 1,600-pound bull escaped from a truck into the streets of Baltimore for several hours.
Bailey Reeves, a rising high school senior who was one of at least 17 transgender people killed this year, was remembered Friday in a somber c…
BALTIMORE (AP) — Heat radiates from the asphalt and concrete that cover the streets, the sidewalks, the alleys, even the tiny yards behind the…
Baltimore County police have arrested a former pastor of a fundamentalist Baptist church in Dundalk on charges he sexually abused a teenager o…
As if in defiance of an organized plea against violence announced for this weekend, police reported four more shootings — including at least o…
BALTIMORE — Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings took the high road Saturday, inviting President Donald Trump and other Americans to visit Baltimore …
Hundreds of U.S. cities and counties and two states have outlawed plastic bags at checkout counters since the Baltimore City Council first con…
The Maryland Transit Administration faces a funding shortfall of more than $2 billion over the next decade — money that is needed to keep the …
BALTIMORE — As a rule of thumb, it’s not safe to swim in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Even a splash could make you sick.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra musicians protested outside Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Monday morning, carrying signs and chanting “Save the BSO!…
Officials launched a public awareness campaign called “Look Alive” on Monday aiming to decrease pedestrian and bicyclist deaths in the Baltimo…
BALTIMORE — To Marylanders, Old Bay is more than a seasoning: It’s a symbol of state pride. The yellow and blue tin with a red lid is tattooed…
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- Downtown hotel & conference center will be a boon for Frederick
- Active advocate for ban
- ELG appreciates environmental measures
- Chicken poop — the next great polluter
- Baltimore incinerator could affect Frederick County
- More chains need to go antibiotic free
- Where were other moms & dads?
- Linked to Baltimore
- FNP fracking editorial on target
- Worried about health crisis from overuse of antibiotics
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- Ravens' secondary gets thinner with loss of S DeShon Elliott
- Jackson runs, passes Ravens past winless Bengals 23-17
- Ravens QB Jackson seeks another win against woeful Bengals
- Column: Unless the Ravens make a trade for a star, their lack of a pass rush threatens to sink the season
- Ravens' Judon says focus is on sacks, not contract extension
- Deal to keep Preakness in Baltimore will face jostling in General Assembly
- The Prophets: Local football picks
- Column: Ravens finally have a playmaker on defense in cornerback Marlon Humphrey
- Plan to rebuild Maryland racetracks inspires praise from industry, concerns for Pimlico-based horsemen
- Rivalry reboot: Ravens face Steelers with fewer familiar faces, less hatred and scant national buzz
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