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Son-in-law criticized ‘dirty courts’ before killing Timonium attorney, prosecutors allege
Baltimore County Circuit Judge James Rhodes declined to release Mark Ryan, 41, of Bel Air, to home detention while he awaits trial on charges including first-degree murder.
Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, rejecting Trump’s proposed limits
The Supreme Court ruled on a Trump executive order that would have upended more than a century of constitutional and legal history.
Virginia to allow recreational marijuana to be sold in retail stores beginning in 2027
Five years after becoming the first Southern state to legalize possession of marijuana, Virginia has approved a legal way to sell it to recreational users.
Hutzell: The best, worst and just plain weird of Maryland’s weak primary
COLUMN | Maryland 2026 primary election is almost in the books, so it’s time to recognize the -ests among the results — best, worst and weirdest.
Tall ships leave Baltimore, head to New York ahead of Independence Day
The tall ships that brought life to Baltimore’s waterfront are heading to New York for Independence Day.
Cecil County’s only birth center is closing. Why did no one save it?
A rural hospital in Cecil County plans to stop delivering babies. The closure of its Family Birth Center poses a challenge to pregnant residents and shows the limits of the state’s hospital regulatory system.
What happened to the plan to stop Baltimore County school overcrowding?
An advisory group that would help set limits has yet to get started.
3 Montgomery Red Line stops are about to shutter for the summer. Here is the workaround.
Starting Monday, Metro will be operating free shuttle buses between Friendship Heights and North Bethesda.
Will Jawando’s big win was years in the making
Will Jawando’s base of support and a powerful endorsements propelled him to victory in the race for Montgomery County executive.
Jennifer Driban named National Aquarium’s president and CEO
Longtime National Aquarium employee Jennifer Driban will become the cultural institution’s first female president and CEO, charged with steering the city’s top tourist attraction through a massive renovation.
Nationals fall behind early, drop to .500 in loss to Boston
The Nationals’ Achilles’ heel has been their pitching, and it continued to plague them Monday.
New Orioles lineup delivers same lackluster result in loss to White Sox
Baltimore’s offense went dormant after scoring two early runs. The Orioles failed to record a hit after the sixth.
Nationals’ Paul Toboni taking wait-and-see approach to trade deadline
The Nationals were projected to lose 100 games, but they have become one of the more surprising teams in baseball. Will they be buyers at the deadline?
Luigi Mangione gets stuck in an elevator as judge delays his federal trial until January
Luigi Mangione’s federal trial in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson will now begin in January, a judge said Monday, delaying it from the fall.
Prince George’s County executive replaces public works director
Prince George’s County is starting a regional search to replace Michael Johnson as director of the Department of Public Works and Transportation.
Darlene Campbell, missing 72-year-old, found dead in building
A 72-year-old woman with dementia who had been missing from the Charles Village area in Baltimore since June 17 was found dead Monday, officials said.
Police identify couple found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning
Montgomery County first responders pronounced two adults dead inside a Clarksburg home following a carbon monoxide emergency on June 27.
Kyle Goon: Orioles GM Mike Elias wants to hold on to Adley Rutschman. He’s actually right.
COLUMN | As long as Baltimore is competing for a playoff spot, Adley Rutschman should stay.
Slutty Vegan to open at Cross Street Market amid Northwood Commons landlord lawsuit
Slutty Vegan will open in Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market on Aug. 1. The company is also facing a lawsuit from Baltimore’s MCB Real Estate related to a different location.
