Does Baltimore care about squeegee kids? That’s the most important question after a driver attacked one of them and was shot Read More
For a third year, schools are opening in the presence of covid. With experience, vaccines and mitigation — plus deeper knowledge of Read More
Baltimore City’s backlog of payments to local nonprofits for federal housing grants ballooned during the pandemic, leaving many organizations to Read More
A Baltimore County school board request to use $50 million in surplus funds for teacher and staff pay raises is Read More
With his degree from Regent University School of Law — currently ranked 142nd in the nation by U.S. News & Read More
July is typically a hot month for home sales but rising interest rates and fears of inflation and an economic Read More
The University of Maryland women’s lacrosse and field hockey teams will soon have a new $11 million home. The existing Read More
Jeffrey Kent might be the chief curator at the Peale Museum, but as an artist living in Baltimore for more than Read More
On a sweltering Tuesday afternoon, Chante Richardson walked up two flights of concrete steps, past a sign reading “Happy 100th Read More
In recent months, the resurrection of the Red Line, Baltimore’s $2.9 billion east-west light rail system that Republican Gov. Larry Read More
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