A study of 20 years of precipitation, pollution and water quality data has traced degradation of Baltimore’s Gwynns Falls to frequent sewage leaks, and some…
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Baltimore City Councilman Brandon Scott plans to introduce legislation Monday that would force each city agency to study whether it is engaging in discriminatory policies…
Baltimore-area Holocaust survivors attended a reception Sunday to mark Yom HaShoah, the annual day of Holocaust remembrance. Source: Sun
UConn coach Dan Hurley has landed his first recruits, bolstering the Huskies’ backcourt with graduate transfer Tarin Smith and freshman Brendan Adams. Adams, who had…
No one got a bigger applause in Sunday’s homecoming ceremony for Maryland soldiers returning from a yearlong deployment in the Middle East than the last…
William Griffin Morrel Jr., a banker who established the old Maryland National Bank’s international operations, a division that grew to a more than $2 billion…
A 65-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man were killed and a man was injured in shootings Saturday night, police said. Southwest District officers were called…
Somebody up there must really like Maryland steeplechasing. Last week’s Elkridge-Harford races dodged the snow bullet and Saturday’s My Lady’s Manor Steeplechase day in Monkton…
With the conclusion of the 2018 General Assembly session, Maryland’s race for governor is about to kick into a higher gear, and political analysts say…
Rushern Baker Candidate: Rushern Baker, 59 Profession: lawyer Lives in: Cheverly Family: Married, three children Running mate: Elizabeth Embry, 40, former chief of the attorney…