Maryland owner locked out as alleged squatters order DoorDash, police walk away
An East Baltimore squatter standoff Thursday exposed the limits of Maryland's new crackdown.
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Return of Confederate statues can be a learning moment | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: The Confederate statues returning to Baltimore should be put on display accompanied by information giving viewers historical context.
Strutting their stuff: 3 orchestras to perform next week at Meyerhoff
A trio of major Maryland orchestras packs Meyerhoff Symphony Hall next week for three nights in a row before annual orchestra conference.
3 takeaways from Orioles’ loss to Blue Jays: Bassitt finding form
Orioles starter Chris Bassitt completed his third quality start of the season Thursday against his former team, the Toronto Blue Jays.
After visiting Austin, I fear for Baltimore | STAFF COMMENTARY
Opinion: Baltimore has many advantages, writes Julian Baron, yet Austin and cities like it are pulling away from us.
FOX45: BCPS says teacher in melatonin lawsuit no longer employed
A Baltimore County Police spokesperson said the department is "not investigating this matter at this time."
Orioles make 2 costly late-inning mistakes in 2-1 loss to Blue Jays
A bases-loaded walk in the eighth inning forced home the go-ahead run as the Orioles fell to 4-7 in one-run games this season.
There are too many turtles in this Taneytown pond
Taneytown relocated 25 turtles from Roberts Mill Park pond over Memorial Day weekend, the second year of an effort to manage the population.
Evening High School sees almost double the number of graduates in 2026
"I always thought I was not good [at school], but evening school gave me the opportunity to realize that it's not hard for me to learn," Grace Scheuerman, 18, said. "I just needed a change in environment."
Maryland launches opioid settlement dashboard to track spending
Maryland launches a public dashboard tracking opioid settlement dollars received, distributed and spent statewide.
Ravens stadium renovations: Social spaces, bigger bathrooms among final touches
The Ravens offered a tour highlighting the three-year transformation of M&T Bank Stadium, which they’ve termed “The Next Evolution.”
Maryland Most Wanted: Man previously convicted in father’s murder accused of escape
U.S. Marshals seek Roland Proctor, convicted of killing his father, after he failed to return to a Baltimore re-entry facility.
Baltimore argues state law overrides IG’s charter-given powers in lawsuit
Baltimore officials filed a motion Wednesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the inspector general and two advisory board members.
Why Baltimore’s proposed budget leaves property taxes untouched
Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration has a long-term plan for lowering the city’s property tax rate. A City Councilman says it can be done now.
Key Bridge collapse: Families of multiple victims settle with Dali owner, operator
The families of multiple construction workers who were killed in the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge two years ago have settled their cases.
Maryland elections head: Original mail-in ballots will count, despite error
The board wasn't clear on how it will verify ballot accuracy, despite its vendor failing to identify which voters received erroneous ballots.
Orioles swap pitching prospects as bullpen churn continues
The Orioles are giving another homegrown pitching prospect a chance in Baltimore, calling up 25-year-old right-hander Cameron Weston.
Bill would address some Howard housing projects’ impact on school capacity
Howard County Council member Liz Walsh plans to introduce legislation to make sure developers follow through with student projections.
FOX45: Teen shot on Noble Street in Southeast Baltimore
The teen was transported to an area hospital and listed in stable condition. A person of interest was taken into custody to be questioned, according to officials.
Council race crowded in North County as incumbent runs for county exec
The District 1 race for Anne Arundel County Council is crowded, as incumbent Pete Smith is running for county executive.
Baltimore County wants lawsuit tied to sealed $100K settlement dismissed
Baltimore County officials are still trying to dismiss pending legal action filed by a former administrator challenging its refusal to release records.
Pikesville man sentenced for stealing $68K from security company
Jovan Bender, 40, of Pikesville, will serve four months for stealing $68K from the security company Brinks in September 2024.
Salisbury man receives 105-year sentence in child rape case
A Salisbury man was sentenced to 105 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual abuse and rape of a minor.
Mike Preston: Ravens won’t win unless they solve O-line puzzle | COMMENTARY
The Ravens can't and won't win unless they can protect Lamar Jackson. Figuring out the offensive line puzzle is key, Mike Preston writes.