Baltimore City

The president plans to address Democratic members of the House of Representatives during an "issues conference" they're holding in town on March 1.

“Either you cough up sum bread or sit in the feds for next 20 years,” he wrote in an Instagram direct message.

Yellowjackets drop St. Paul’s with second half rally; No. 11 Saints eliminate Curley for shot at repeat

Circuit Judge Robert Taylor Jr.’s order said he will hear arguments later on whether to release the entire report at a later date.

No. 2 Panthers advance to MIAA A basketball title game behind Lamothe and Carrington

The Second Empire brick house with a mansard roof was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 and included on the 2006 inventory of endangered buildings by Preservation Maryland.

No. 1 Mount St. Joseph tops Spalding for 3-peat opportunity; Valentine scores 20

Parts of the York Road corridor are now under a business improvement district, a move proponents hope will lead to revitalization of the corridor.

HBCU grads in Maryland tout their college experience and say it has helped them excel in society.

Notre Dame of Maryland guest curator Casey McKeel created art workshops for some of Maryland’s incarcerated women, whose collages, paintings and audio are now on display at Gormley Gallery.

Inner Harbor redevelopment needs big ideas to bring luster back to downtown Baltimore and to energize the city, Anirban Basu, an economist and head of an economic and policy consulting firm, says.

Semifinal victories take Warriors and Sabers to C final; No. 1 Mount St. Joseph, St. Mary’s move closer to repeat

Baltimore Gas and Electric defended its controversial conduit deal with Mayor Brandon Scott during another marathon probe into the agreement Thursday, arguing the arrangement will bring long-term benefits for an aging city asset while delivering millions in costs savings to utility ratepayers.

Meeting the 39th president of the United States and becoming a first-time homeowner marked a turning point in Sonia Street’s life in 1992.

While spring may be only 25 days away, Baltimoreans were out and about Thursday, enjoying unseasonably warm, record-breaking temperatures across the region.

The Democrats sent letters to the leaders of the Maryland General Assembly on Tuesday, saying that Jewish residents who strictly observe Passover in the region and across the state would be precluded from voting on April 23, 2024. Jewish law restricts working on religious holidays, which includes participating in elections.

Davis, 28, of Parkland, Florida, is the current World Boxing Association lightweight world champion who has a perfect 28-0 record.

Thomas says decades of experience in economic development and public affairs has lent him the right mix of skills to shake up the nearly 70-year-old institution.

If you’re looking for more than basketball, here are some of the most musically inclined CIAA-associated events taking place through Sunday in the Baltimore area.

Don Lemon said Nikki Haley, at 51, is past her prime to be president. At 51, I disagree.