A November ballot measure will ask voters if Baltimore should ban privatization of its conduit system, a 700-mile underground network Read More
This month, displays detailing the experiences of domestic violence survivors will pop up in libraries, recreation centers and police stations. Read More
When temperatures in Baltimore climbed into the mid-90s in August — a routine occurrence for summers in the city — Read More
Maryland Democrat and political newcomer Wes Moore holds a 32-percentage-point lead over Donald Trump-aligned Republican Dan Cox in the governor’s Read More
A new Johns Hopkins University scholars program is attracting more doctoral candidates to the Baltimore school specifically from the nation’s Read More
Part of the kabuki dance of being a third-party candidate for political office is having to convince skeptical voters and Read More
For 30 years, Anthony Fair said, he prepared for the day when he would be released from prison in Maryland. Read More
In Maryland’s gubernatorial race, Democrat Wes Moore has excited voters with an uplifting life story, soaring rhetoric, impressive credentials from a Read More
A new study could evaluate connecting the Jones Falls Trail in Baltimore City with the Northern Central Railroad Trail in Read More
Downtown Baltimore’s assets — a renovated Lexington Market, the Hippodrome theater, renowned educational and health care institutions, and a proposed Read More
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