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Affordability, comfort and good quality hardly seem to coexist in clothes for pregnant bodies.

Cult filmmaker John Waters released a statement reassuring that although he was hurt in the Baltimore County crash, he did not sustain major injuries.

The sixth construction worker on the Key Bridge when it collapsed has been recovered.

In this year’s Democratic primary election season, some officials have pledged support, showcased their attendance at political events and heaped praise on their favorites without making official endorsements.

A fire damaged property at Papi Cuisine early Monday in an incident the business believes was a “deliberate attack.”

Angel Reese, the Randallstown native turned WNBA player, left her Chicago Sky practice early and stunned during the Met Gala, which is one of fashion’s most iconic events.

Winning an election is all about numbers. Where will Maryland’s U.S. Senate candidates find their votes?

Kerry Graham on taking the time to grieve, even when others have moved on.

Candidates seeking to get their names out to voters before May 14 are spending heavily on campaign materials, media spots and direct mailers.

Elections officials are reminding voters that if they’ve already submitted a signed ballot via mail or a dropbox, or voted during early voting, that action is final. Even if a candidate has said they no longer want the job.

Known for its fried catfish, chicken and shrimp boxes, the popular spot RYMKS Bar & Grille will shutter its doors May 19.

Matthew Biegel, 38, of Northeast Baltimore, previously worked as an agriculture educator at the Reginald F. Lewis High School of Business, Law, and Agriculture.

The co-owner of G&M Restaurant brings crab cakes to Estiatorio Plaka in Greektown.

Mount St. Joe’s seniors take part in a rite of passage stretching back to the early 1900s as they prepare to embark on life after graduation.

Dixon brings up a stretch of North Avenue as part of her stump speech, she said, because she passes it on the way to her office or her gym and the conditions there are indicative of the state of the city.

“The Deceived Ones,” a new novel from Judith Krummeck, a longtime DJ on Baltimore classical radio station WBJC, turns Shakespeare’s “The Twelfth Night” into a very modern and very personal story.

“We’re not committed to the Preakness, not yet,” Derby-winning trainer Kenny McPeek said.

Discover BmoreArt's recommendations for Baltimore-based art exhibitions that explore, prioritize and maximize the potential of materials.

Maryland clergy leaders, who reach thousands on a weekly basis, are using the pulpit to emphasize the need to vote.