Новости за 02.05.2024

Residents say the Frederick Douglass Tunnel plan would disproportionately harm majority-Black neighborhoods.

In the competitive and crowded Democratic primary for mayor, not all was what it seemed as early voting began Thursday.

Strategic plan issued by Baltimore prosecutor is full of jargon but not exactly the clear roadmap to public safety he claims.

It was the Orioles’ two least likely power hitters who backed Kyle Bradish in his return and powered Baltimore to a 7-2 victory.

The state Independent Investigations Division examined law enforcement officers' actions in the in-custody death but does not review others' actions, including those of medical professionals.

In 2005, a Carroll County study found that median-income households earning $65,000 annually could afford fewer than 10% of the houses on the market in the county. Nearly 20 years later, the county is conducting a new study to determine if the affordability of housing has improved, remained the same, or worsened.

The Orioles activated starter Kyle Bradish from the injured list Thursday ahead of his 2024 season debut against the Yankees.

Emergent BioSolutions – maker of the overdose reversal drug Narcan – plans to shutter its manufacturing facilities in Baltimore and Rockville as part of a broader restructuring effort, according to filings the Gaithersburg-based pharmaceutical company made with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The move will lead to the severance of about 300 employees across the company and the elimination of about 85 currently vacant positions, the filings said.

Getting kids out of the classroom and into nature is an essential educational experience.

Archdiocese of Baltimore's move to close churches would make a worthwhile biblical tale of greed, neglect and poor decisions.

Baltimore's Marilyn Mosby requests a presidential pardon, Donald Trump style; Thiru Vignarajah chooses corruption in mayor's race. Two for one column day.

Sun photographer has masterfully documented the fall of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and its aftermath.

Belisimo’s Ristorante, a landmark on the side of Baltimore Boulevard in Finksburg, will rebrand under new management.

While President Biden's executive order on AI directed relevant government agencies to take action, Congress has not enacted significant new laws to regulate AI.

Former Baltimore Mayor Sheila has mounted her last campaign to be Baltimore City Mayor.

Judith Mary Westerhout, a former Jemicy School teacher who mastered languages, died April 23 at the Charlestown Retirement Community. She was 97.

Early voting for Maryland's 2024 primary election begins Thursday.

Howard's Joey Ensor won a pair of distance state championships on his way to becoming boys indoor track and field Athlete of the Year.

Well over 200 people gathered Wednesday evening at Johns Hopkins for an International Workers Day rally to pressure the school to cut ties with Israel.

The Key Bridge Unified Command recovered the body of 49-year-old  Miguel Luna, of Glen Burnie, on Wednesday.

Liberty trailed Century by three, but rallied for a win, powered by a pair of home runs from Nate Martin.

Ex-Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is asking President Biden to consider pardoning her after her conviction on perjury and mortgage fraud charges.

Right-hander Luis Gil did not allow an Oriole past first base over 6 1/3 shutout innings as the Yankees won, 2-0, on Wednesday.

Towson softball inches closer to a spot in the county championship game after beating neighboring rival Dulaney.

Chesapeake was admittedly keeping one eye on a clash later this week against Crofton, but refocused enough to survive a test from Broadneck.