Roughly two dozen people gathered Thursday evening at Lilypons Water Gardens in Adamstown to share their grievances about The Sugarloaf Read More
Four Baltimore County Police officers opened fire on a motorist in Dundalk in April, shooting through the car’s front and Read More
The University of Maryland, Eastern Shore (UMES) is one of five historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to share in Read More
Maryland’s second-largest school district is facing roughly 900 vacancies among its 10,000 employees, which may force it to combine classes Read More
A ruling by Maryland’s highest court this week is likely to spur student school board members to seek equal authority Read More
Theresa B. Felder, president of Harford Community College, has been selected as one of 26 leaders in the 2022-23 class Read More
Until Saturday, the group that runs the Howard County Fairgrounds was expecting between 5,000 and 10,000 attendees at the Asia Read More
A company partnering with operators of the Maryland State Fairgrounds has been approved for a sports gaming license despite concerns Read More
A third of Maryland fifth and eighth graders scored “proficient” on standardized tests in science this spring, according to data Read More
Before voting to approve a $60,000 settlement with a man the Gun Trace Task Force arrested in 2016, Baltimore City Read More
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