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The Baltimore Banner/Varsity Sports Network boys lacrosse preseason Top 15 preview

The Baltimore Banner/Varsity Sports Network girls lacrosse preseason Top 15 preview

Seventy scholar athletes to be honored at Martin’s West on March 15th with $20,000 in scholarship money going to regional winners; top area high school and college football teams also to be recognized

The annual parade had attractions including traditional Irish music, flag twirling and multiple hot rod collector cars.

Harrison has won praise for his temperament and commitment to reform, while others are frustrated with the city’s stubbornly high crime rate.

The Baltimore arts college is among a number of small institutions finding themselves at a painful crossroads as the dust from the pandemic settles.

Devin McCoy and Henry Sims are working to turn their podcast that highlights creative individuals into a larger media platform.

The Baltimore business is the first new tenant to be inked by the iconic complex’s new owners, who hope to draw crowds back as they weigh long-term plans for the site.

Baltimore police are now investigating the death of a 2-year-old girl, after medical examiners ruled the cause of death to be fentanyl intoxication, police said Monday.

Of cars sold to Maryland dealers in model year 2027 — or just three years from now — 43% must be zero emissions. That share steadily increases every year until the 100% requirement goes into effect in model year 2035.

Education advocates hoping to secure more state funding for Baltimore City schools lost in the latest round of a nearly 30-year-old lawsuit.

Excluding NORAD’s Christmas Eve Santa tracker, there may not be a world map viewed so many times as the one Johns Hopkins University engineers created to keep tabs on COVID-19.

It’s down in a gully near Bunker Hill Road in Hereford. Peer through the trees and you’ll see it, a vintage Baltimore streetcar, forgotten and rusting away in the forest.

A Baltimore City Council committee voted unanimously Monday afternoon to confirm Faith Leach as city administrator, effectively rescinding their previous decision to reject Mayor Brandon Scott’s nominee.

Monday is the deadline for attorneys to submit their suggested redactions to a 456-page investigation before a judge is expected to release it.

Getting Inner Harbor redevelopment right is vital to uplifting and unifying Baltimore, says Ted Rouse, president of Healthy Planet and son of Harborplace developer James Rouse.

No. 5 Knights stop Meade for 4A crown; Legree and Smith combine for 45

Left-handed pitcher from Dominican Republic signed with Baltimore in 2019 and hadn’t pitched since the 2021 season

There are plenty of opportunities to get your fill of Irish food, music, drink and fun around the Baltimore region.