Baltimore City

The man who developed aluminum laminated skis and the Prince oversized tennis racket meticulously redesigned this house and created one of the most beautiful private tennis courts in the country.

There have been several retellings of the Gun Trace Task Force’s crimes, but “I Got A Monster” gives the necessary nuance and depth to the people who were actually targeted.

Behind Brown, No. 8 Red Storm rises in fourth quarter to win first championship since 2014

No. 7 Gophers rally in fourth quarter for 43-40 victory over Churchill for first title

The request comes after conference call in which the judge overseeing the case said Snyder had contacted his chambers directly instead of through his attorneys.

No. 5 Lions end Poly’s reign with 64-52 victory for first title since 1994

A closer look at Maryland School Report Card data helps answer why Baltimore City and Baltimore County schools performed so poorly.

It is an ice cream call to arms to keep Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in Charm City.

In voting against Faith Leach’s nomination for city administrator, some City Council members said outright that they believed Leach was an effective public servant but that they did not support the concept of her position.

No. 3 Knights handle Damascus to secure 28-0 campaign, first title since 2014

No. 4 Titans breakdown Largo late for first crown since 2016

“Anytime he gets the ball, anything can happen — with either his arm or his legs,” one fan said. “It’s exhilarating.”

The younger generation of the Paterakis family is hoping to shape the future of H&S Bakery by trading in basic buns for artisanal baguettes at Kneads, which opens March 24.

The legendary coach shoots for his seventh state championship on Saturday.

Replacing gas appliances with electric ones make sense, but it can be costly. Maryland lawmakers are exploring ways to expand rebates for electrification.

A council committee voted against confirming acting City Administrator Faith Leach, a clear rebuke to Mayor Brandon Scott at an explosive hearing where most council members aired grievances directed toward the Democrat rather than his nominee.

The museum, which has been closed since 2010, has a new name and identity.

Carter was an “intelligent kid who came into the program to keep out of the noise," his JROTC instructor said.

With no active cases and low transmission for the past two months, Baltimore health officials have ended their emergency response to the outbreak.

In the first update to Maryland School Report Card ratings since 2019, Baltimore City and county schools performed worst in the region.