At the end of the first week of the 2024 General Assembly session, the House Health and Government Operations Committee Read More
The Board of Education of Harford County unanimously voted on Jan. 8 to adopt an inclement weather policy that replaces Read More
It’s budget season for local governments, and on Tuesday, Hagerstown Community College was the first agency to make its pitch Read More
When Joanne Martin embarked on an ambitious project to display wax replicas of some of the best-known Black Americans, she Read More
The Baltimore Sun, the largest newspaper in Maryland, has been acquired in a private deal by David D. Smith, executive Read More
When her son, Izaiah Carter, was killed nearly a year ago outside Patterson High School, Michelle Hines couldn’t bear to Read More
Former U.S. Senate candidate Juan Dominguez, a Severna Park business executive, has joined a large field of candidates — including Read More
What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago, the state government was so awash in money that Gov. Wes Read More
At my recent birthday party, several of my grandchildren spoke about how I had impacted their lives. One common theme Read More
Hooters has had enough. The longest-tenured restaurant at Baltimore’s Harborplace has endured protests, multiple landlords and years of neglect. After Read More
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