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19-year-old shot twice, killed in Baltimore’s Berea neighborhood Friday
An 19-year-old male suffering from two gunshot wounds Friday evening on East Preston Street died from his injuries, said Baltimore Police.
High school sports roundup (March 24)
Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action from Friday, March 24.
Orioles observations on Dean Kremer as No. 2 starter, defensive versatility on display and more
A few hours after the Orioles announced veteran Kyle Gibson as their opening day starter, manager Brandon Hyde said Dean Kremer will start the club’s second game of the season.
Washington D.C. police officer receives 18-month sentence for fatal car crash in Lothian that killed young couple
Austin Kirk Smith, 27, of College Park, pleaded guilty in January to two counts of negligent manslaughter in the deaths of Leah Mae Foster, 23, and her boyfriend Nicholas Raymond Harris, 21.
Victims of fatal Baltimore Beltway construction site crash were related, by blood or by work
The six construction workers who died together Wednesday afternoon after two cars collided on the Baltimore Beltway had differing paths to a common workplace.
Baltimore County, city officials express ‘grave concerns’ about local plan to treat water from Ohio train derailment
A Baltimore-area wastewater management company has informed city and county officials it plans to treat wastewater shipped by rail from East Palestine, Ohio, the site of a train derailment last m...
Center Stage’s Latina artistic director faced a racial reckoning, a pandemic and a boardroom revolt in tumultuous tenure
The offstage drama at Baltimore Center Stage, which included a mass resignation of board members and withdrawn donations, mirrors the ongoing tensions around diversity, equity and inclusion that ...
Finding a fugitive: Officials weigh in on what to expect as hunt for Roy McGrath continues
Friday marked 12 days since the federal manhunt for Roy McGrath began. We asked officials who hunted fugitives what to expect as the search continues.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore pledges to sign Trans Health Equity Act
If it reaches his desk, Gov. Wes Moore intends to sign a bill that would require Maryland Medicaid to cover gender-affirming procedures for transgender patients.
Sykesville Town Council election slate is full of incumbents ahead of Monday candidacy deadline
Sykesville City Manager Joe Cosentini said as of midweek the only candidates to file forms with the town office for the May town council election were incumbents Jeremiah Schofield, Mark Dyer and...
Ravens agree to deal with free agent wide receiver Nelson Agholor
Wide receiver Nelson Agholor gives the Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson a much-needed deep threat.
Ravens free agency tracker 2023: WR Nelson Agholor agrees t...year deal; special teams standout Del’Shawn Phillips returns
Track all the Ravens' comings and goings during 2023 NFL free agency.
Five questions for the Ravens heading into annual NFL owners meetings
With the NFL’s annual meeting kicking off in Phoenix on Sunday, questions abound for Ravens GM Eric DeCosta and coach John Harbaugh beyond the uncertainty surrounding quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Town of Union Bridge to introduce proposed $1.142 million budget for fiscal 2024 Monday
Town of Union Bridge staff will introduce a proposed $1.142 million operating budget for fiscal 2024 to the town council Monday night.
Dan Rodricks: Baltimore Beltway crash offers a hard life lesson on the randomness and unfairness of death | COMMENTARY
Reflecting on the Beltway crash that killed six workers in an instant.
Seventeen Baltimore County students named Carson Scholars
Each Carson scholar will receive a $1,000 college scholarship.
Bills aiming to improve health care equity, access advance in General Assembly
Bills aiming to get more Marylanders health coverage, improve access to behavioral health services and expand Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming health care have made strides in the General A...
Baltimore E. coli notifications to public didn’t meet state, federal requirements, MDE says
Baltimore violated public notification requirements in the aftermath of an E. coli outbreak last fall, a letter sent to the city from the Maryland Department of the Environment shows.
Queen and Adam Lambert to kick off renewed Rhapsody Tour in Baltimore
Tickets for the October CFG Bank Arena show will go on sale March 31, at 10 a.m.
As former Ravens player O.J. Brigance’s ALS foundation turns 15, he reflects on his extraordinary longevity
Ravens executive O.J. Brigance is among the 2% to 3% of ALS patients who live between 15 and 20 years past their initial diagnosis. He has spent most of his 16 years with the disease advocating a...
Police identify six construction workers killed in Baltimore Beltway crash; video shows collision, aftermath
Maryland State Police identified six contracted highway workers who were killed Wednesday when two cars collided on Interstate 695, causing one vehicle to flip into a construction area. Footage s...
Overturned tanker truck shuts down Baltimore Beltway ramp toward I-795 North; driver injured
Metro service to Owings Mills is suspended due to the crash.
Baltimore-born actor Lance Reddick ‘was a giant, and not just on the screen’
The late actor Lance Reddick, who fans can see in 'John Wick: Chapter 4' this weekend, was a man of many talents, according to friends he grew up with in Baltimore.
Orioles name veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson opening day starter March 30 vs. Red Sox
The Orioles on Friday named veteran right-hander Kyle Gibson as their opening day starter March 30 against the Boston Red Sox.
Preventing the next pet surrender emergency — and housing loss for pet owners at the same time | GUEST COMMENTARY
We examined about nine years’ worth of BARCS relinquishment data for Baltimore City and learned two important lessons.
For healthy communities, medical schools must increase student diversity | GUEST COMMENTARY
We need more Black physicians to have healthier communities across our nation.
Man dies, woman injured in shooting early Friday, Baltimore Police say
A man and a woman were shot in North Baltimore shortly after midnight on Friday, according to police.
David Brooks: Will the new cold war with China transform US society the way the last one did? | GUEST COMMENTARY
One would hope that as the cold war atmosphere intensifies our politics will get more serious.
Maryland women’s basketball eager to end Sweet 16 ‘curse’ as rematch with Notre Dame looms
For all the wins Maryland women's basketball team has piled up over the past eight seasons, the Terps have not advanced past the Sweet 16 in that time. They will attempt to change the tide of rec...
As Maryland Gov. Wes Moore lobbies for his 10 bills, legislators amend, combine and slash at his priorities
Now in the homestretch of the annual 90-day General Assembly session in Annapolis, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s first year is likely to show progress on his legislative priorities — just not at ...
For Grayson Rodriguez to grow from bad innings, Orioles have catcher James McCann as a teacher
James McCann, the 32-year-old catcher the Orioles brought in to back up Adley Rutschman, knows what it takes for a pitcher of Grayson Rodriguez’s talent to make it in the big leagues.
Carroll commissioners get first look at recommended $525.3 million fiscal 2024 county budget
Carroll County’s director of management and budget on Thursday presented a recommended $525.3 million county operating budget for fiscal 2024, which starts July 1.
Church response to Maryland abuse report, victims’ bill follows lawyers’ advice, not Jesus’ | GUEST COMMENTARY
Has Baltimore's archbishop ever asked, “What would Jesus do?” Or, does he just ask “What would our Accountants and Lawyers do?”
Federal judge upholds Anne Arundel County law requiring gun dealers to distribute suicide, harm reduction literature
A federal judge ruled Tuesday the county did not violate the Constitution in passing legislation requiring gun dealers to distribute suicide prevention and harm reduction pamphlets.
Terrence W. ‘Cuddy’ Kane, competitive sailor and beloved Inner Harbor boating business figure, dies
Terrence W. “Cuddy” Kane, a competitive sailor who worked for Harbor Boating and Water Taxi, died March 8. The Hamilton resident was 63.
High school sports roundup (March 23)
Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action from Thursday, March 23.
Baltimore Police: Two men suffer life-threatening wounds in Thursday night shooting; three people injured in afternoon
A pair of men suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting Thursday night in the 1600 block of Eutaw Place in the Madison Park neighborhood in West Baltimore.
Orioles observations on Cedric Mullins’ homer in return from WBC, Grayson Rodriguez’s continued struggles and more
“It was amazing,” Orioles center fielder Cedric Mullins said about playing for Team USA at the World Baseball Classic. “All-around amazing experience. I’d recommend anybody who has that h...
Ravens QB Lamar Jackson says business partner isn’t negotiating with teams after NFL issues warning in memo
The Lamar Jackson saga has taken another bizarre twist.
Maryland’s Hakim Hart declares for NBA draft while putting name in transfer portal
Hakim Hart, a senior shooting guard for Maryland men’s basketball, announced Thursday afternoon that he is declaring for the NBA draft while retaining his college eligibility and entering his n...
Carroll County has hired 16 lieutenants for its new Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services
Sixteen lieutenants started working in Carroll County’s new Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services earlier this month, following an extensive hiring process that involved combing thr...
1 man dead, 5 people injured, including 15-year-old, in West Baltimore shooting early Thursday morning
One man died and five others were injured, including a 15-year-old boy, in a shooting early Thursday morning in West Baltimore’s Mosher neighborhood, police said.
Giant Food will debut first in-store fast-casual restaurant with opening of Nalley Fresh
Giant Food will open Nalley Fresh in its Ellicott City store on Friday, marking the first time the Landover-based grocer has added a fast-casual in-store restaurant to one of its supermarkets.
Odenton man charged with molesting young family member
Steven Wayne Stover, 63, of Odenton has been arrested and charged with allegedly molesting a young family member last year.
Providence hires Baltimore native Kim English as men’s basketball coach
Kim English, a Baltimore native and former Randallstown High School star, was named Providence men's basketball coach Thursday after leading George Mason to a 20-13 record this past season.
Citing disruptions from teens, Mall in Columbia adopts weekend chaperone policy
The Mall in Columbia on Thursday became the latest Baltimore-area mall to adopt a parental supervision policy, which will apply to teenagers under 18 on Friday and Saturday nights. The mall hopes...
Lawsuit alleges negligence in 2021 killing by security guard at Giant store in Baltimore
Attention around shootings and killings by security guards has grown in recent months, following two killings in Baltimore last year, both of which led to criminal charges against the guards.
Maryland emergency room wait times often longer than average reported | READER COMMENTARY
Maryland's worst-in-nation emergency room waits are a disgrace that should embarrass all involved: Here's my painful experience with one.
Nearly a third of Baltimore County Public Schools are over capacity, frustrating parents, educators
Overcrowding in Baltimore County Public Schools leads to frequent boundary studies and frustrations among parents and teachers.
Things to do in Baltimore March 24 to March 30
Listen to a jazz tradition here in Baltimore, enjoy a night of laughter, go to an Irish music concert, see a funny musical or help keep our city clean.
Two men killed, one injured in three separate Baltimore shootings Wednesday, police say
Baltimore Police responded to two fatal shootings Wednesday, both in South Baltimore.
Man killed in West Baltimore identified; two women shot in Fort Armistead Park on Tuesday, police say
A 33-year-old identified as Terence Cheatam was declared dead after being shot in West Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon, and two women were shot later in the night at Fort Armistead Park in Hawkins...
Enshrining the right to abortion in Maryland’s constitution still might not guarantee access | GUEST COMMENTARY
While the proposed constitutional amendment is a step forward in reproductive freedom, it's not as good as preventing a U.S. ban.
Shoyou Sushi owners plan new restaurant in Fells Point
Sushi Bruceya is slated to open this spring in the former home of vegan comfort-food spot Friends & Family.
By hiding Mosby donors, Baltimore’s ethics board fails its mission | COMMENTARY
City ethics board's choice to hide the names of legal defense fund contributors suggests it does not understand the vital importance of transparency.
Downtown Baltimore has empty office buildings. How turning them into housing will — and won’t — work.
The pandemic changed the way Americans work, commute and use offices. Experts say office space across the country — especially in older buildings with fewer amenities — is increasingly at ris...
Plane nearly hit ambulance on BWI Airport runway in January, FAA says
A plane nearly hit an ambulance on the runway at BWI Marshall Airport in January, according to a Federal Aviation Administration report.
Wife of fugitive Roy McGrath doesn’t know author behind tell-all book, her attorney says
As a supposed tell-all book about the fugitive Roy McGrath’s time as former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s chief-of-staff climbed one of Amazon’s bestseller lists Wednesday, some speculated ab...
Quincy Monday’s standout wrestling career at Princeton a proud moment for his father, Morgan State coach Kenny Monday
After placing third at 165 pounds at the NCAA wrestling championships, Quincy Monday has several options in his future, including training for the 2024 Olympics or joining his father’s staff at...
From video games to trash-talking, competitive bonds among Orioles’ top young stars fuel return to contention
Video games, golf and, of course, baseball are among the ways in which the Orioles’ young stars go head-to-head, forming the competitive bonds they hope will usher in Baltimore’s return to pr...
Newly elected Carroll County commissioners prioritize outreach to constituents with town hall meetings
The newly elected Board of Carroll County Commissioners marked its first 100 days in office March 16 and are holding town hall meetings in their respective districts to educate residents and lear...
Diana L. Gibson, Baltimore City schoolteacher and political campaign business manager and staff assistant, dies
Diana L. Gibson, a retired Baltimore City schoolteacher and political campaign business manager, died March 15 at her Guilford home. She was 82.
Baltimore Board of Ethics makes Mosby defense fund donor list public, minus names of donors
A long-anticipated list of donors to a legal-defense fund established to benefit Baltimore political power couple Nick and Marilyn Mosby became public — minus the names of the more than 130 don...
High school sports roundup (March 22)
Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action from Wednesday, March 22.
Six construction workers killed in collision on Baltimore Beltway; drivers identified
Six construction workers were killed and a driver was hospitalized early Wednesday afternoon in a collision on the west side of Interstate 695 that closed the beltway both ways for hours and snar...