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 as management continues to negotiate salaries.
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 — The sale of Lisa Kloid’s Northeast Baltimore house was moving along quickly. It went under contract in April after less than a month, and the settlement was moved up to accommodate…
BALTIMORE — The union representing the Baltimore Police Department’s rank-and-file officers stirred controversy on social media by calling some youths “criminals” after officers arrested sever…
In the Maryland House of Delegates chamber in Annapolis, portraits of 11 past speakers hang on the walls. Most of them grasp the speaker’s wooden gavel. A few hold law books.
BALTIMORE — A once-common farm pesticide killed millions of birds before the U.S. government took steps to restrict its use in the 1990s and ban it in 2009. Since then, such poisonings have ma…
The Baltimore City Council unanimously voted to elect Brandon Scott its president Monday, elevating a young, second-term councilman who quickly rose to prominence as a voice on crime and policing.
BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s new mayor has vowed to clean up the city after being thrust into office by his predecessor’s resignation amid corruption investigations, but he inherits serious, longst…
The state has imposed a quarantine that makes it illegal to move any walnut material or hardwood firewood out of parts of Baltimore city and county.
BALTIMORE — Baltimore police detectives are trying to figure out whether a chaotic shooting attack on a crowd enjoying a weekend cookout might be frenzied competition between underworld groups…
BALTIMORE — Federal agents raided the homes and City Hall offices of Baltimore’s embattled mayor on Thursday amid dramatically widening investigations to determine whether she used bulk sales …
Northeast Baltimore resident Shanika Baylor was eager to spend a “crafty day” with her 11-year-old daughter, Kamyiah Gray.
BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s City Council on Monday called on Mayor Catherine Pugh to resign as multiple investigations probe lucrative deals she negotiated over years to sell self-published childr…
Twenty-three projects in Baltimore County have been obligated for a federal share of more than $1.295 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), an agency representative conf…
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…
BALTIMORE — The sale of Lisa Kloid’s Northeast Baltimore house was moving along quickly. It went under contract in April after less than a mon…
BALTIMORE — The union representing the Baltimore Police Department’s rank-and-file officers stirred controversy on social media by calling som…
In the Maryland House of Delegates chamber in Annapolis, portraits of 11 past speakers hang on the walls. Most of them grasp the speaker’s woo…
BALTIMORE — A once-common farm pesticide killed millions of birds before the U.S. government took steps to restrict its use in the 1990s and b…
The Baltimore City Council unanimously voted to elect Brandon Scott its president Monday, elevating a young, second-term councilman who quickl…
BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s new mayor has vowed to clean up the city after being thrust into office by his predecessor’s resignation amid corrupti…
BALTIMORE — Baltimore police detectives are trying to figure out whether a chaotic shooting attack on a crowd enjoying a weekend cookout might…
BALTIMORE — Federal agents raided the homes and City Hall offices of Baltimore’s embattled mayor on Thursday amid dramatically widening invest…
Northeast Baltimore resident Shanika Baylor was eager to spend a “crafty day” with her 11-year-old daughter, Kamyiah Gray.
BALTIMORE — Baltimore’s City Council on Monday called on Mayor Catherine Pugh to resign as multiple investigations probe lucrative deals she n…
Twenty-three projects in Baltimore County have been obligated for a federal share of more than $1.295 million from the Federal Emergency Manag…
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- Where were other moms & dads?
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- FNP fracking editorial on target
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- Boston bombs Orioles with 6 homers in 13-2 rout
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- Baltimore withdraws lawsuit against owner of Preakness track
- Tellez slam helps Blue Jays beat Orioles 8-6 to end skid
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- Receiver Chris Moore prepares for leading role with Ravens after three years as supporting act
- Yordan Alvarez's first major league homer sinks Orioles in 4-0 loss to Astros
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