Capitol riot, impeachment sharpen divide between Trump critics and supporters in Maryland’s Republican Party
Hogan has been a frequent Trump critic, particularly since the president began making unfounded claims…
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Among the first in line for COVID-19 vaccines, Maryland law enforcement officers aren’t rushing to sign up
Phase 1B of the state’s vaccination rollout, which now starts Monday, gives vaccine access to…
Former Baltimore City Hall staffer charged with perjury, accused of not reporting payments
“Requiring government officials to file truthful and accurate financial disclosure forms ensures transparency and the…
Guy T. Hollyday, environmentalist, German professor and Stone Hill historian, dies
“He loved Wyman Park, near his home in Stone Hill, and he planted numerous saplings…
Nell W. Stanley, retired private school educator, dies
The former Nell Williams Gilmore, daughter of William Kirkpatrick Gilmore, a banker, and his wife,…
Baltimore judge upholds city’s dining ban, calling it a ‘matter of life and death’; Scott praises ruling
Earlier in the hearing, Ashish Alfred, chef and owner of Duck Duck Goose in Fells…
Baltimore Police investigating whether major involved in vaccine rollout improperly accessed doses
Rhoden nearly left the department last year, when he was selected as the police chief…
Police in Annapolis ‘beefing up’ security around State House, but Maryland governor reports no credible threats
A patrol car sits near Government House on Church Circle. The Department of General Services…
Deadly explosion in Northwest Baltimore was caused by gas buildup after HVAC work in a home, officials say
Typically, when the city’s Department of Housing and Community Development learns that work is being…
Busboys and Poets restaurant set to open this spring near Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore
Andy Shallal, right, an Iraqi refugee who founded Busboys and Poets, leads a new-hire orientation…
Baltimore-area officials back state legislators’ renewed push to provide more transit money
The additional money would address light rail and subway track maintenance, MARC safety and security…
Life anew is coming for Waverly’s long-neglected town hall
From left, Ted Rouse, Sarah Keogh and Jacob Wittenberg, members of the Central Baltimore Partnership,…