John W. Hill, founding dean of University of Maryland’s School of...
John W. Hill, who headed the first school of architecture in the state at the University of Maryland in College Park, has died. He was 90.
View ArticleOrioles’ Dwight Smith Jr. reveals COVID-19 diagnosis, shows support for...
Orioles outfielder Dwight Smith Jr. paid his respects to late civil rights leaders John Lewis and C.T. Vivian, and disclosed that he was one of the 80 major league players who tested positive for...
View ArticleBaltimore Museum of Art restaurant, Gertrude’s, closes after employee tests...
Gertrude's reopened roughly a week ago, but the Baltimore Museum of Art restaurant closed again on Saturday after the employee's positive test.
View ArticleFacing eviction in Carroll County due to COVID-19? Here’s what you need to know.
With Maryland’s statewide COVID-19 eviction moratorium set to expire July 25, Carroll County officials are bracing for a wave of people in need of help.
View ArticleScenic Rivers Land Trust names Joan Renner president of the board
Joan Renner, chief financial officer of The Brick Cos., has been named president of the Board of Directors at the Scenic Rivers Land Trust, an Annapolis-based environmental nonprofit.
View ArticleU.S. Government alleges a pattern of behavior as it rests case in...
The government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Keago committed each of these crimes, based on the legal definitions in the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the military’s book of laws and...
View ArticleNaval Academy midshipmen sworn into a plebe summer like no other
Saturday marked the end of the plebes' two-week quarantine. After standing for the oath and before raising their right hands, midshipmen were ordered to remove their black cloth masks.
View ArticleBaltimore demonstrators endure hot temperatures to continue cries of ‘Black...
Baltimore activists endured sweltering heat Saturday as they continued to protest police brutality against Black Americans and to call for an end to systemic racism.
View ArticleHundreds march in Ellicott City to protest Howard County’s relationship with ICE
As cars swerved through Ellicott City’s Main Street for the usual Saturday night rush, protesters and organizers from local social justice organizations packed a nearby parking lot as part of a...
View ArticleFour unanswered questions as the Orioles begin exhibition games Sunday in...
As fans get their first glimpse of the games (on television) and see the 2020 Orioles in action, a few things will be important to watch with Opening Day on July 24 in Boston looming.
View ArticleMaryland grants awarded for work on historic Durbin House in Westminster,...
A Westminster home that has roots in the rise of Methodism in America and the Mount Airy train station that dates back to the beginnings of the B&O; Railroad are slated to benefit from state grant...
View ArticleBaltimore’s immigrant families lack a safety net amid the pandemic. This...
In the time of COVID-19, the organization has added food and supplies delivery to its list of wraparound services for asylum seekers and other immigrants.
View ArticleBlack Anne Arundel police officers, NAACP youth discuss racism and police...
Courage from both police officers and members of the community can heal their broken relationship, Sgt. Cam Cooke said.
View ArticleHoward County Police investigating fatal dirt bike crash Saturday night in...
Howard County police are investigating the cause of a fatal single-vehicle collision involving a dirt bike Saturday night in Dayton.
View ArticleAnnapolis couple sent their daughter to Florida for drug treatment. Now...
Jade Kothe was a promising talent from Baltimore with loving parents. Now Konan of Urban One Radio and his wife Lana Kothe want answers about their daughter's death in West Palm Beach.
View ArticleBaltimore County Police: Shooting early Sunday morning in Rosedale injures two
Baltimore County police are investigating a shooting in Rosedale early Sunday morning that injured two people.
View ArticleHealing kits offered by Anne Arundel library help families grieve loss of...
The healing library is developed from an open resource from children librarians with the goal to help adults talk to children about death. The kit can provide guidance in a turbulent time.
View ArticleBaltimore Police arrest, charge man with murder in connection to February...
Baltimore Police on Sunday announced they have arrested and charged a man in connection to a February homicide in Southeast Baltimore.
View ArticleMaryland reports 925 new coronavirus cases Sunday, its highest total since...
Maryland reported 925 new cases of the novel coronavirus Sunday — the most since May 30, when there were 1,027 cases — and nine new deaths resulting from the virus.
View ArticleCecil County zoo says eight animals were saved after Saturday fire killed six
A Cecil County zoo on Sunday said eight animals were saved after a Saturday morning fire killed six animals.
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