Ignore the date on your vote-by-mail ballot. Maryland’s election is June 2.
Don’t be fooled by the April 28 date on your vote-by-mail ballot — Maryland’s primary is June 2.
View ArticleBaltimore County councilman wants to delay new fees on development
The new impact fees are scheduled to take effect July 1 and the proposal comes as the county anticipates revenues to drop by $270 million by the end of the next budget year.
View ArticleMaryland’s oldest Catholic girls school, Institute of Notre Dame, announces...
The Institute of Notre Dame, whose graduates have included House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former U.S. Senator Barbara Mikulski, will close June 30 in the midst of a pandemic that prevents anyone...
View ArticleMaryland congressional delegation: State’s HBCUs will get more than $44M in...
The Maryland congressional delegation announced Tuesday that more than $46 million in additional funding is being released to mostly historically black colleges and universities to help relieve the...
View ArticleNorthwest Baltimore shooting on Tuesday leaves man dead
Baltimore Police said a shooting late Tuesday afternoon in the Langston Hughes neighborhood left one man dead.
View ArticleSupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital...
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent treatment for a gallbladder problem at Johns Hopkins Hospital on Tuesday.
View ArticleMorgan State WR Manasseh Bailey eager to prove himself with Eagles, even if...
Morgan State wideout Manasseh Bailey traded his allegiance to another NFC East team after he agreed to a rookie free-agent contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
View ArticleWhat would a progressive recordation tax increase mean for Howard County?
Howard County Council members Christiana Mercer Rigby and Opel Jones introduced legislation at Monday’s legislative session to restructure the county’s recordation tax.
View Article‘I’m afraid it’s going to walk its evil head through that door’: Harford...
Nurse Karen Briggeman has been on the frontlines of two wars — one human, the other viral. But the fight against the coronavirus is nothing like what she, or other Harford County assisted living...
View Article‘They never cease to amaze me’: Carroll Hospital nurses on the front lines,...
National Nurses Week begins Wednesday and runs through May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday, and with health care workers in the spotlight and on the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s...
View Article‘This is what we trained for:’ Nurses at Baltimore’s Mercy Hospital volunteer...
Nurses at Baltimore’s Mercy Hospital cross train to help save coronavirus patients.
View ArticleMembers respond to proposed shutdown of Westminster fitness center
The fitness center services, which are part of the Family Fitness Center on Longwell Avenue, serves about 1,000 primary clients each year, but has run at a deficit for years and is in need of repairs,...
View ArticleThomas Isaac Log Cabin, relocated after 2018 flood, heads back home on Main...
On April 20, the county started the job of moving the Thomas Isaac Log Cabin back to its home on Main Street in Ellicott City.
View ArticleSUNkids at HOME
Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com.
View ArticleAt LSU, running back skills and Ravens influences helped turn Patrick Queen...
For Queen to become the first LSU player ever drafted by the Ravens, he needed a coach whose career was shaped by the franchise.
View ArticleWatch live: Maryland Gov. Hogan to give update on coronavirus in Maryland
Watch the latest live updates on coronavirus from public officials here as they are announced.
View Article‘Tough choices’: Baltimore’s budget proposal slashes hundreds of vacant...
After the coronavirus pandemic dealt Baltimore an economic body blow, city officials on Wednesday presented a revised budget proposal that would eliminate hundreds of vacant positions, close two fire...
View ArticleSinclair Broadcast withdraws financial outlook as sports shutdown continues
Sinclair had completed a $10.6 billion deal to acquire 21 regional sports networks and Fox College Sports from Disney in August.
View Article21-year-old man dies a day after shooting, Baltimore police say; officials ID...
A 21-year-old man was pronounced dead Tuesday, a day after he was shot in Northwest Baltimore, according to police.
View ArticleCoronavirus hasn’t shut down Baltimore’s Patterson Park. Residents hope to...
Patterson Park residents say the park might be attracting more people as the pandemic closes the city’s social scene.
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