The No. 3 Boys’ Latin lacrosse team did what was expected Friday, putting together a solid performance to pull away from visiting Hereford, 11-3. But…
Posts published in “Day: March 23, 2018”
The Center for Reproductive Rights announced Friday it has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of a lower court’s decision that pregnancy…
Roy L. Pope, a retired Baltimore City schools principal who stressed academics and advocated for school uniforms, died of congestive heart failure March 17 at…
Gov. Larry Hogan took in what he called a “massive” Amazon distribution center in Cecil County Friday, as he and other state, federal and local…
A 52-year-old man was struck by a minivan in the 500 block of E. Fayette Street in downtown Baltimore about 3 p.m. Friday, according to…
Basketball player Carmelo Anthony, the television network MTV and the civil rights organization NAACP are all helping to send Baltimore area students to the March…
Maryland’s Republican governor and Democratic legislature have forged a striking bipartisan proposal to accomplish what Washington has failed to do: stabilize Obamacare. Given the stakes…
The Baltimore County government proposed a new deal to sell an old fire station site in Towson for development, an effort that previously stalled due…
A Baltimore judge on Friday threw out an attempted murder case that city prosecutors were bringing forward despite the arrest being made by members of…
A 20-year-old Ellicott City man who shot another man during a late-night encounter at a Howard County Walmart store pleaded guilty and was sentenced to…