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Victims of alleged sexual abuse by clergy and others in the Archdiocese of Baltimore are finally being heard, says Gemma Hoskins, an alumna of Archbishop Keough High School who was featured in “The Keepers.”

There are lots of Baltimore restaurants where you can celebrate Cinco de Mayo with great Mexican food and margaritas. EatMoreBeMore gives his suggestions.

Employees at the Timonium and Hampden locations say they are fighting for better wages, job security, holiday pay and workplace safety.

You may be surprised to learn that there seems to be little rhyme or reason why government officials and agencies that were previously verified on Twitter lost or retained their checkmarks following the social media site's update in the past week.

Book-banning and other censorship efforts were a threat to journalistic freedom 100 years ago, and they still are today, DeWayne Wickham, The Banner’s public editor, says.

Raskin, who represents Maryland’s 8th Congressional District, was diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in December and started chemotherapy shortly after.

New research shows the software’s responses may be smarter and have a better bedside manner.

There’s a converted church condo, an 1860s school building condo and an industrial condo in a converted grain elevator.

The goal of Ann Turiano and Makeima Freeland's “non-profit social enterprise” is to cultivate local artists as well as eliminate the barriers to a life in the theater industry.

Chrissy M. Thorton, the new president and CEO of Associated Black Charities, believes that her organization provides an invaluable role for Baltimore residents.

Rules violation costs Loyola’s Braden Decapite in his title bid; Crusaders wins team title for the 12th time

Lawmakers say yes. Education officials say they’re protecting student privacy.

Despite concerns raised by community members and, in some cases, Baltimore Police, the city’s liquor board voted to renew the liquor licenses of Mo’s Seafood, Lithuanian Hall and Fayette Liquor Plus.

The award-winning Jewish deli is aiming to open its third location sometime this fall.

Harborplace has a new developer, but noticeable progress could be years away.

Whether you’re interested in a ‘Faust’ opera or a Monster Jam truck event, we’ve got you covered.

Charging documents show Baltimore Police and the ATF had been monitoring Garrick Powell, 30, since February.

The recent loss of my grandmother proves that no amount of expertise can conquer the shock, panic and sadness.

How has that kind of migration changed your neighborhood? Use our interactive map to find out.

Five real estate listings with rooftop decks, ranging from $299,999-$1,295,000.