By about 5 p.m., on a fall evening in late November, Lt. Kevin Wittmer and his crew have already responded Read More
Under a new proposal from Baltimore’s Department of Housing and Community Development, city-owned vacant homes could be sold for $1 Read More
Maryland lawmakers aren’t yet ready to allow terminally ill patients in the state to choose when to die. Efforts to Read More
Maryland House members from Prince George’s County gave their support Friday to two bills that would give County Executive Angela Read More
Debate over the constitutionality of Maryland’s Child Victims Act, long argued in the legislature and, more recently, in legal filings, Read More
The Maryland House of Delegates passed two extensive pieces of juvenile justice legislation Friday — mere days after the 90-day Read More
It was just after sunset, and the evening traffic was buzzing on Highway 50 as 24-year-old Elijah Kinlaw popped into Read More
Once a hub for travel to and from Charm City, Baltimore’s former Greyhound bus station sits in the shadow of Read More
Angela Alsobrooks stood with her back to the bar on a bright January morning in Annapolis. No cocktails were being Read More
Medical aid-in-dying legislation is on its last stand of the 2024 legislative session, with a handful of senators still struggling Read More
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