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    Listeria fears prompt Maryland dairy company to recall all cheese products
    The Maryland Department of Health is warning consumers that all of Clover Hill Dairy’s cheeses are being recalled after possible listeria contamination.
    The Maryland Department of Health announced today an expanded consumer advisory for all cheese products made by Clover Hill Dairy, located in Mechanicsville, Md., due to possible Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes) contamination. The facility has agreed to initiate a voluntary recall for all of its cheese products.
    Trump turns 80 with a showstopping spectacle of UFC cage fights at the White House
    President Donald Trump celebrates turning 80 on Sunday with a showstopping birthday spectacle that once would have seemed unfathomable: a cage-fighting show on the storied South Lawn of the White House.
    The arena for the UFC Freedom 250 fights on the South Lawn of the White House is photographed Thursday, June 11, 2026, in Washington.
    7 LGBTQ-owned restaurants, cafes and sweet spots around Baltimore to visit all year long
    In honor of Pride, here are a few spots owned and operated by members of the LGBTQ+ community around Baltimore that Chris Franzoni says are worth a visit.
    The orange dreamsicle Dole Whip twist from Bmore Licks.
    Steamy summer reading: How Maryland readers are falling for romance novels
    Two new bookstores devoted solely to romance books have opened in the Baltimore area in recent months — a sign of the genre's surging popularity.
    Cheryl Keffer at her Cockeysville romance book shop, La Petite Mort.
    Hutzell: Who do you trust to find the truth about Wes Moore’s story?
    COLUMN | Armstrong Williams says truth is self-evident. Comparing The Sun's coverage of Wes Moore's military record with reporting by The Banner's Lee O. Sanderlin suggests it's far more complicated.
    Armstrong Williams, co-owner of The Sun and a longtime conservative columnist, talks about truth at a June 8, 2026 seminar at Towson University.
    Why Black Marylanders are sitting out anti-Trump protests
    Black Americans are absent from some of the largest protests and other forms of dissent throughout the country under the Trump administration.
    Melanie Hood-Wilson in her home in Baltimore. Hood-Wilson is anti-Trump but doesn’t identify with the No Kings movement.
    Most cities have an underground web of electric wires. Baltimore’s is unlike any other.
    Baltimore appears to be among the only major U.S. cities to own such a sprawling network of underground conduits.
    Employees of the city’s conduit division replace a cracked manhole on Cathedral Street in Mount Vernon
    Baltimore hits record 97 degrees as dangerous heat scorches Maryland
    The dayslong heat advisory and severe storm threat are not expected to let up Friday.
    Lightning strikes south of downtown Baltimore at sunset Friday.
    Paramount Skydance merger with Warner Bros. Discovery won’t harm competition, consumers, DOJ says
    An investigation by the U.S. Justice Department into Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has determined that the mammoth Hollywood media merger is not likely to harm competition in the industry or be harmful for consumers.
    The Paramount Pictures water tower is seen in Los Angeles, Dec. 18, 2025, with the Hollywood sign in the distance. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)
    ICE vehicles hit Baltimore father’s car as he took his children to school, attorney says
    ICE says Jesus Acevedo Sanchez and his wife, who were detained while dropping off their children at a Baltimore school, face federal charges.
    Police vehicles were parked outside Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School after ICE agents detained two people during school drop-off on Thursday.
    2026 Maryland election FAQ: How to vote, key dates and races
    Everything Maryland voters need to know about 2026 elections, including key races, voter registration deadlines, mail ballots, early voting and where to vote.
    Maryland has already recorded heat deaths in 2026. Here’s how to stay safe.
    The temperatures this summer could put you at risk of heat exhaustion, heat stroke or heat cramps. Health experts want Maryland residents to know the signs ahead of time.
    Ben Jones sips a bottle of water inside the Zeta Center for Healthy and Active Aging, one of the Baltimore City Health Department’s cooling centers, in northwest Baltimore, Md. on Monday, June 23, 2025.
    3 members of NASA’s newly announced Artemis III space crew have Maryland ties
    NASA introduced the Artemis III mission crew members, and some of them spent time in Maryland.
    The Artemis III crew poses for an official portrait. From left: Andre Douglas, Luca Parmitano, Randy Bresnik, and Frank Rubio.
    Longshot governor candidate Douglas Larcomb convicted of stalking, intimidation
    The case dates to October 2020, when protective orders were issued against Larcomb and his then-wife. Larcomb was ordered not to contact her.
    Douglas Larcomb was convicted by a Frederick County jury of stalking, witness intimidation and 22 counts of violating a protective order. He's a Republican running for governor.
    An improved sunscreen has been available in Europe for years. Now it’s coming here.
    Experts and consumer groups are cheering the move by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to approve bemotrizinol, also known as BEMT, which potentially could be a safer and more effective protection against the damaging rays of the sun. A Maryland pharmacy expert talks about the new ingredient.
    What we learned (and didn’t) from the Ravens’ offseason
    COLUMN | There's much we don't know about the Ravens, but the trend is promising.
    Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) gestures during NFL football practice, Wednesday, June 10, 2026, in Owings Mills, Md.
    Hutzell: At 68, I swam across Spa Creek in Annapolis. The best part was the company.
    COLUMN | How do you make a busy waterway livable, swimmable? For almost 20 years, the Spa Creek Conservancy has been working to do that.
    Twelve swimmers and I prepare to swim across Spa Creek, from Truxtun Park to Amos Garrett Park. That's me on the left.
    A Baltimore man took off work. His reason? To win a United Football League championship.
    “Timing is everything,” said Andrew Mintze, a Baltimore man who is taking paid time off to play for the DC Defenders in the United Bowl. “If you’re going to spend it, you spend it at the right time.”
    Denver Broncos linebacker Andre Mintze (48) walks on the field against the New York Giants during an NFL football game, Sunday, Sept. 12, 2021, in East Rutherford, N.J.
    Maryland Zoo feeling red panda-monium as it welcomes 2 new furry friends
    The Maryland Zoo is debuting a new exhibit for pair of red pandas in Baltimore.
    A new exhibit at the Maryland Zoo features two new red pandas — an 11-month-old who has yet to be named, and a 7-year-old named Aurora, seen here.
    Adley Rutschman doesn’t miss a beat in the Orioles’ 7-5 victory over the Mariners
    Rutschman’s stat line in his first start of the homestand: 2-for-3 with a double, single, walk and three RBIs.
    Pete Alonso and Adley Rutschman greet each other after Alonso’s two-run home run in the third inning Thursday night at Camden Yards.
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