Sister of Harford nurse killed at Fort Hood on livestreamed execution: ‘Don’t turn on the TV’
Juanita Warman of Havre de Grace died at Fort Hood in 2009. Her sister forgave Nidal Hasan and says his execution won't bring closure.
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Baltimore County paramedic sentenced in workplace bodily fluids case
Christopher Carroll, 36, who pleaded guilty to masturbating into his coworkers' food and filming it, has been sentenced to 25 years.
Baltimore home condemned after 6 children were found alone had passed 3 rental inspections
Within a month after six children were found in neglectful conditions in an East Baltimore home, the home was declared condemned before having the status reversed.
National Aquarium unveils interactive art installation envisioning Inner Harbor’s future
Baltimore Youth Arts apprentices made 12 panels at the National Aquarium's Harbor Wetland imagining a restored Inner Harbor 100 years out.
Maryland men’s basketball impresses in 85-70 exhibition win over Georgia Tech | TAKEAWAYS
Maryland men’s basketball seems like a different team from the one that tied a school record for most losses in a season in coach Buzz Williams’ debut year.
19th Century historic base ball | PHOTOS
Keystone Base Ball Club of Harrisburg 19th Century historic base ball at The Inn at Mt. Ida.
West Baltimore mourns 3 young people killed in one week
Shootings on Ellicott Drive and at Leon Day Park left three young people dead in under a week, leaving west Baltimore residents grieving.
Ravens vs. Falcons live updates: Postgame reaction, analysis from 30-23 win
Follow The Baltimore Sun's live coverage of Sunday's NFL Week 5 game between the Ravens and Falcons in Atlanta for updates and analysis.
83-year-old Silver Spring man dies after being struck by pickup truck at gas station
Charles Lazar, 83, died Saturday after a pickup leaving a fuel pump struck him at a FreeState gas station on Hungerford Road in Rockville.
Calling for Satan? Wrong number.
Capitol Hill Books, a used bookstore near Eastern Market in D.C., gets about one angry call a day from people trying to reach Congress.
Isaias sets record as latest Atlantic hurricane; drenches Maryland
Hurricane Isaias became the latest first Atlantic hurricane since 1905 before drenching Maryland with rain, wind and tornado risk.
8 downtown Baltimore lane and street closures begin this week
See downtown Baltimore lane and street closures scheduled Oct. 12-17, including restrictions continuing through Saturday.
Baltimore Running Festival brings road closures, delays Saturday
See Baltimore Running Festival road closures, race times and traffic restrictions for downtown Baltimore on Saturday, Oct. 17.
13 haunted attractions to visit around Baltimore this Halloween
Explore 13 haunted attractions near Baltimore for 2026, from Bennett’s Curse to Markoff’s Haunted Forest.
Instant analysis from the Ravens’ 30-23 overtime win vs. Falcons in Week 5
Here’s what The Baltimore Sun sports staff said immediately after the Ravens rallied to beat the Falcons, 30-23, in overtime on Sunday night.
Ravens rally behind Tyler Huntley, dominate OT to beat Falcons, 30-23
The Ravens rallied late, put together a punishing drive in OT and got a game-sealing interception from Kyle Hamilton to beat the Falcons.
Police identify woman fatally struck by car in Pikesville hit-and-run
Baltimore County Police identified Melissa Nocho, 64, as the pedestrian killed in a Sept. 24 hit-and-run on Reisterstown Road.
Maryland requires schools to improve language access. A year later, progress remains unclear
Maryland established new requirements last fall for school districts to ensure parents who speak languages other than English can participate in their children’s education.
$2.38M federal grant aims to help rural Maryland students find jobs
Students at nine rural schools in Maryland will receive targeted job training through a $2.38 million federally funded program.
Maryland’s best school district: Success is about ‘leadership,’ not just funding
In one of the poorer communities on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, third graders are doing something that defies common expectations for high-poverty schools.
5 new speed cameras activating soon near Baltimore schools
New speed cameras will activate near Baltimore schools around Oct. 26, with fines ranging from $40 to $435 for drivers caught speeding.
Dirt bike collides with car in East Baltimore, leaving man critically injured
A 20-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries when his dirt bike collided with a car Friday night on Greenmount Avenue in Baltimore.
‘The crisis has begun.’ Maryland lawmakers eye changes as pharmacies struggle
State lawmakers are considering sponsoring legislation in the next session to address pharmacy closures and reimbursement.
US Wind says offshore wind project can proceed without Sparrows Point steel plant
US Wind says replacing its Sparrows Point steel operation with Anduril’s shipyard does not threaten its offshore wind project near Ocean City.