Baltimore extends contracts with hotels to house homeless residents through March
The contracts were set to end at midnight on Dec. 31, when federal CARES act…
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Baltimore Mayor Scott, city officials, citizens read names of 2020 homicide victims at virtual vigil
For his part, Scott promised his administration would administer a more holistic approach to combating…
Joseph C. Hauf III, engineer who created models of historical Chesapeake Bay sailing craft, dies
In addition to his son, survivors include four other sons, Michael Hauf of Waverly Hall,…
Unrelenting anguish as the long list of Baltimore’s 2020 homicide victims is read aloud in memorial service
Marcus Strider Dent, left, of the Baltimore Guardian Angels offers a hand to Cynthia Bruce…
George D. Mitchell Sr., property manager and member of African American political dynasty, dies
His nephew, Clarence M. Mitchell IV, a former state senator and WBAL radio host, said,…
Kits to Heart, Chinese American Parent Association of Howard County bring holiday care packages to hospitals
The kits are usually composed of cancer treatment essentials, according to Su. She combines the…
Baltimore Police threatened to end spy plane program in November, claiming ‘disturbing’ leaks of information
The Nov. 10 email from Lisa Walden, the department’s chief legal counsel, to Wayne E….
A pandemic sped Baltimore’s push toward fewer arrests. It didn’t quell the murders, even if crime did slow in 2020.
Homicides in Minneapolis were up 50%, and more than 500 people have been shot, the…
A spokeswoman for the state’s attorney expected questions about Baltimore’s 300th homicide; she didn’t expect it would be a man she’d loved
Bernard Richardson, Coach Shallah to many young Baltimore football players, is shown here with his…
A Maryland legislative session without gray blazers: House and Senate pages to participate virtually in 2021
Baltimore resident Joe Quinn held on to his name badge and lapel pin, mementos for…
For 50 years, a Baltimore photographer trained his lens on the city. Now he’s in the spotlight.
John Clark Mayden, 69, has trained his lens on the city and its residents for…
Small size, big impact: Baltimore nonprofit Next One Up wraps teen boys in supports and watches them fly
Winfield Hopkins V., is an alumnus and now program director at Next One Up, a…