Lawyers rush to get Maryland unemployment lawsuits reviewed with clock...
Attorneys with the Public Justice Center and the Unemployed Workers Union, which organized the separate lawsuits, scrambled Thursday to get a last-minute hearing scheduled in Baltimore Circuit Court...
View ArticleFormer Arbutus youth baseball coach charged with allegedly sexually abusing...
A 33-year-old former Arbutus youth baseball coach was arrested by Baltimore County Police for allegedly sexually abusing children while helping the team, authorities said.
View ArticleMaryland loosens oyster regulations, opens commercial harvesting to five days...
The Department of Natural Resources is doing away with the ban on Wednesday harvesting that has been in place since 2019, now allowing for oyster harvesting on Monday through Friday.
View Article44-year-old Cherry Hill Safe Streets worker killed in shooting Thursday night...
A 44-year-old Safe Streets Cherry Hill outreach worker was fatally shot Thursday night in Baltimore, making him the second employee in the program to be killed this year, officials said.
View ArticleNo Orioles named starters for 2021 MLB All-Star Game in Denver
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joined his father as an All-Star and Fernando Tatis Jr. accomplished a feat his dad never achieved. Toronto’s first baseman and San Diego’s shortstop were among nine first-time...
View ArticleFormer medical technician who infected 46 patients, including seven in...
A former traveling medical technician who stole drugs and infected more than 40 patients with hepatitis C will remain in prison after a judge called his request for compassionate release “the least...
View ArticleIn bid for cooperation, Maryland senator seeks Chesapeake Bay funding for...
Democratic U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin of Marylandwants to direct money to Pennsylvania farmers to help them curb damaging runoff that flows from the Susquehanna River into the Chesapeake Bay.
View ArticleWith crowds gone, Maryland’s mass COVID vaccination sites reach the end of...
Maryland's mass vaccination sites administered 1.2 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, but demand is down and they are closing.
View ArticleOrioles trades with Angels providing plenty of promise on farm: ‘We’re happy...
Those who hope it’s a long time before the team is ever in this position again might look at the return from the three trades that sent Dylan Bundy, Alex Cobb, and José Iglesias to the Angels and feel...
View Article‘Topping off’ ceremony celebrates Upper Chesapeake Health’s new Aberdeen campus
The University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health held a topping off ceremony at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium last week to celebrate the vertical construction progress on the new Aberdeen medical...
View ArticleLong after police shoot people, findings are slow to emerge from Baltimore...
A review of records of officer-involved shootings in Baltimore over the past two years show the cases can languish for a year or longer without prosecutors issuing any report. At least six...
View Article‘A year of unprecedented growth’: Carroll County private schools did best to...
Leaders of Carroll County’s private schools reflected on a year of mostly in-person learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, how its enrollment has changed as families transitioned from public schools...
View ArticleBattaglia files for reelection to Carroll County school board; vote is in 2022
Tara Battaglia, Carroll County Board of Education member, filed for reelection this week, for the 2022 primary.
View ArticleCapital Gazette shooting trial updates: Gunman’s sister to finish testimony;...
State prosecutors will continue questioning the sister of the gunman who killed five Capital Gazette employees as his insanity trial enters a fourth day.
View Article‘Summer of Soul’ documentary pulsates with the creativity, energy and edge of...
Through interviews with artists and attendees, keen historical analysis and archival film beyond that of the festival, director Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson has created a musically-charged social...
View ArticleThe Empowerment Temple hasn’t held in-person services for 16 months. The West...
The Empowerment Temple is starting a summer camp and has plans for a Montessori school, a state-of-the-art recording studio and an ambitious membership drive.
View ArticleAfter a year of delays, Baltimore Inner Harbor water taxi terminal, USS...
After a year of delays, the $4 million Baltimore Water Taxi terminal and USS Constellation Museum under construction on Pier I in the Inner Harbor should be finished by the end of the year, officials say.
View ArticleTwo men fatally shot in Baltimore overnight
Baltimore Police said one man was pronounced dead at the scene by medics, while the other died at an area hospital.
View ArticleCarroll County Commissioner Rothstein reappointed to governor’s workforce...
Carroll County Commissioner President Ed Rothstein, R-District 5, has been reappointed by Gov. Larry Hogan to serve on the Governor’s Workforce Development Board for a new 4-year term.
View ArticleHearing set for Friday afternoon on Maryland unemployment lawsuits
A Baltimore judge is scheduled this afternoon to take up two cases that aim to stop Maryland from cutting off federal unemployment benefits this weekend.
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