The term “long covid” came from early patients who called themselves “long-haulers” when their pandemic maladies lingered for months. It Read More
Johnson & Johnson announced it is severing ties with Gaithersburg-based Emergent Solutions after the pharmaceutical company was forced to destroy Read More
On a recent day, a man in a red shirt came into the Pennsylvania Avenue branch of the Baltimore library Read More
I have never understood people who blow it — that is, people who appear to enjoy great success and have Read More
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
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