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A Baltimore detention facility was without running water and functioning toilets for days this week, according to legal filings from the Office of the Public Defender, which alleges the conditions were unconstitutional.

Republican nominee for U.S. Senate claims to favor abortion rights but Marylanders ought to be skeptical.

A Westminster woman indicted last year on charges relating to the beating death of her husband has died while in custody, according to the Carroll County State’s Attorney’s Office. Gail Joy D’Anthony, 77, died May 13, while in the custody of the Maryland Department of Health. She was awaiting a July 9 hearing to determine […]

Six women are vying to break into Maryland's all-male congressional delegation, which hasn't had a woman member since 2017.

Maryland should be 'open for business' but power-hungry data centers a poor fit for the state.

A Baltimore Department of Public Works employee is in stable condition after being shot Friday morning in Southwest Baltimore, police said.

The late developer's nonprofit continues his mission to create more affordable homes.

Manchester Valley High School students hosted a pickleball tournament to raise money for nonprofit Morgan's Message and support athletes' mental health.

Trucks carrying badly needed aid for the Gaza Strip have rolled across a newly built U.S. pier and into the besieged enclave for the first time.

Maryland's change to prescription drug coverage likely to cause serious harm to retired state employees.

Ravens beat writer Brian Wacker predicts every game of the 2024 season, which features five prime-time matchups and a tough early slate.

The Maryland Department of Health is failing in its duty to regularly inspect nursing facilities in the state and investigate complaints from residents, allowing dangerously poor quality care to go undetected, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court in Baltimore. The complaint, filed by five anonymous nursing home residents with mobility impairments and complex health needs, accuses the health department of discriminating against residents with disabilities, who are particularly vulnerable... Читать дальше...

Despite how difficult it has been for Black Americans to live through segregation and then integration, integration hasn't even been sustainable.

See how the road to the state softball and baseball finals shapes up in each Maryland classification.

The Preakness Stakes is a national treasure. It attracts spectators to Baltimore from across the country to watch a premiere thoroughbred horse race.

Meet the eight contenders for Saturday's 149th running of the Preakness Stakes.

How long can the Orioles afford to wait for Cedric Mullins to turn his season around?

An overeager decision from 29 years ago lingered in trainer Kenny McPeek's mind as he decided what to do next with Mystik Dan.

As Governor Moore works toward welcoming meaningful investments in the state, we should hope the administration keeps in mind the need to improve our competitive positioning in the region.

Chesapeake freshman Lexi Vosburg excelled in cross country and wrestling before lacrosse season. Each campaign made her better for the next.

Here is a roundup of high school varsity action on Thursday, May 16.

Arundel's Noel Evans signed a National Letter of Intent in the morning, then won three regional gold medals in the afternoon.

Perry Hall's Madison Carl started a triple play to back up pitcher Amelia Kitchin as the Gators beat Dundalk for a region title.

Two well-placed bunts broke open a scoreless game in the eighth inning, while River Hill ace Henry Zatkowski shut down Sherwood's hitters.

Chesapeake got its first run in the sixth inning, then poured in seven in the seventh to beat Northeast and advance to the 3A quarterfinals.