Baltimore City to release students early at schools without air-conditioning
Students in 27 Baltimore City schools without air conditioning will be dismissed at noon today because temperatures are expected to rise to 88 degrees by 1 p.m.
View ArticleBaltimore to allow nonprofits to apply for federal stimulus money starting...
Nonprofits can begin applying for money from Baltimore’s $640 million American Rescue Plan allocation beginning Oct. 1, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Monday. Announcements about the first recipients...
View ArticleBaltimore Police charge two with manslaughter, child abuse of 15-year-old who...
Baltimore Police have arrested two people and charged them with child abuse resulting in death and manslaughter as the department says an aunt and uncle fatally abused a 15-year-old who died in January.
View ArticleChanging the world (and public education) begins with civil discourse |...
Minds are seldom changed, nor important policy matters settled, when people are at each other's throats. Have we not learned that lesson by now?
View ArticleTop Maryland universities hold steady in U.S. News & World Report rankings...
For the second year in a row, Johns Hopkins University was Maryland’s top school and ranked ninth nationally.
View ArticleSinger Maggie Rogers calls on Easton to remove Confederate Talbot Boys statue...
Ahead of the Talbot County Council’s Tuesday night vote on the future of the Confederate Talbot Boys statue, singer and Easton native Maggie Rogers took to social media Sunday calling for the statue’s...
View ArticleAnne Arundel police investigate report of teen with a gun in Cape St. Claire
Anne Arundel County police detectives are investigating if an officer’s vehicle was shot this morning after a teenager was reportedly in the woods with a handgun.
View ArticleCelebrate Ravens kickoff with Duff Goldman’s favorite chili dog recipe
Goldman has relocated to Los Angeles from Baltimore, but he still roots for the home team with this tailgate favorite.
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View ArticleAmbassador Theater in Northwest Baltimore to be overhauled into community...
Officials on Monday unveiled plans for the overhaul of the historic Ambassador Theater, a long-vacant art deco cultural hub in Northwest Baltimore.
View ArticleProsecutors decline to charge officers in fatal July shooting outside...
Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger, Baltimore County police, Baltimore City police and the U.S. Marshals Office, would not provide information on the officers who fired upon Powell,...
View ArticlePhyllis S. Yingling, who taught deaf and hard-of-hearing students, dies
Phyllis S. Yingling, who spent more than two decades teaching deaf and hard-of-hearing students, died of congestive heart failure Aug. 30 at the Charlestown retirement community. She was 90.
View ArticleRavens do not promote RBs Le’Veon Bell, Devonta Freeman to active roster...
With Le'Veon Bell and Devonta Freeman not on the active roster, the Ravens’ running backs for Week 1 will be Ty’Son Williams, Trenton Cannon and Latavius Murray.
View ArticleFire deals $50,000 of damage to Harford County church
A Harford County church sustained $50,000 worth of damage after a Monday fire, the Office of the State Fire Marshal reported.
View ArticleHarford County neurosurgeon’s medical license suspended following sexual...
A Harford County neurosurgeon had his medical license suspended after a board of physicians discovered a pattern of sexual harassment that endured for several years, according to documents.
View ArticleHoward Klein, attorney who led development of his family’s supermarkets and...
Howard Klein, an executive of his family’s supermarket chain and a past president of the McDonogh School board of trustees, died of a glioblastoma Saturday at his home in the Phoenix section of...
View ArticleCarroll County reports spike in suspected overdoses; 2021 fatal overdose...
Carroll County has reported multiple suspected overdoses over the past few weeks and that the number of fatal overdoses in 2021 has already matched the total for all of last year.
View ArticleRavens CB Jimmy Smith, OLB Daelin Hayes inactive vs. Raiders
Jimmy Smith was listed as questionable ahead of the team’s season opener while rookie outside linebacker Daelin Hayes was a full participant in Saturday's practice.
View ArticleTwo teens shot in East Baltimore on Monday afternoon, police say
Police said around 2:15 p.m. officers were called to the 2300 block of East Hoffman St. for a shooting.
View ArticleWATCH: Ravens RB Ty’Son Williams records first career rushing touchdown to...
Ravens running back Ty'Son Williams, who is making his NFL debut, scored a 35-yard touchdown run in the first quarter against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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