A double-fatal shooting in Northeast Baltimore in December has been reclassified as a justified act, reducing the city’s 2017 homicide count from 343 to 341,…
Posts published in “Day: February 2, 2018”
Faced with declining enrollment and a budget shortfall, University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke outlined his ideas Friday to secure the school’s financial future to…
It seems like “gluten-free” labels are popping up everywhere, including on foods that never had any gluten to begin with. Is this a health bandwagon…
Natalie R. Isch, a homemaker and insurance agency worker, died Jan. 22 from multiple sclerosis at Keswick Multi-Care Center in Roland Park. She was 87.…
The former principal of Baltimore Community High School was sentenced Friday to three months in prison for stealing money from a school bank account as…
The Maryland Transit Administration will launch a new route to the Tradepoint Atlantic development in Sparrows Point, discontinue three of its lowest-ridership commuter routes and…
On Thursday, a Baltimore bail bondsman said a member of the city’s Gun Trace Task Force arrived at his home with two trash bags full…
Are standing desks really doing us any good? That question has divided workplaces since sitting started going out of fashion about five years ago. Our…
Actress Olivia Munn revealed on a podcast in 2016 that she had frozen her eggs. She was 35 at the time. “Every girl should do…
Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is set to announce a new effort to support and expand mentoring and other services aimed at helping African American boys…