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Maryland’s highway work zones are less deadly but still too dangerous, officials say
Roadway deaths are trending down after a pandemic-era spike, but new data released Tuesday shows that aggressive speeding in work zones continues to put scores of highway workers and motorists at great risk.
I-695 road work
Perry Hall man sentenced for threatening to kill Baltimore County Councilman David Marks
A Perry Hall man was sentenced Tuesday to an 18-month prison term after threatening Baltimore County Councilman David Marks in voicemails.
Fifth District Councilman David Marks speaks during a Baltimore County Council legislative session at the Old Courthouse on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024 in Towson, MD.
Man convicted, then cleared of killing Phylicia Barnes on trial in new attack
Michael Maurice Johnson, 42, is on trial for attempted murder, rape and related charges in Baltimore County Circuit Court for the alleged attack.
Michael Maurice Johnson was ultimately cleared in the 2010 slaying of 16-year-old Phylicia Barnes after three trials. Prosecutors in Baltimore County accuse Johnson of raping and strangling a 19-year-old this year.
Husband charged with murder of Baltimore County woman missing since 2002
Dwight David Rust Jr., 48, was arrested Monday and charged with the first-degree murder of his late wife, Michelle Rust, charging documents said.
Michelle Rust was 24 years old when she went missing in 2002.
Mayor’s office condemns IG’s ‘deeply inappropriate,’ ‘racist’ online post
The post linked to a video that relies heavily on clips from Baltimore-based Fox 45 and shares misinformation about Baltimore’s budget.
Isabel Mercedes Cumming, Baltimore City's Inspector General, sits for a portrait in War Memorial Plaza on Monday, March 13.
Maryland’s boldest transportation reforms stuck in neutral
From restructuring the Maryland Transit Administration to new winter-weather driving rules, lawmakers passed modest transport reforms as bigger plans stalled.
Snow plows idle in the State Highway Administration parking lot at Falls Road and Joppa Road in January ahead of a major snowstorm.
Churchill Downs Inc. buys Preakness intellectual property for $85 million
Churchill Downs, the home of the Kentucky Derby, plans to license the rights annually to the state of Maryland to stage the races.
The Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course on Saturday, May 17, 2025, in Baltimore.
Where have the Orioles’ bats gone? | Banner Baseball Show
Baltimore entered Monday ranked 19th in MLB in runs scored.
Streeter: Dear new Baltimore schools CEO: Don’t let me down
COLUMN | New Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Jermaine Dawson comes with a lot of promise to lead kids who have similar backgrounds as his. Our expectations are high.
Jermaine Dawson, the incoming CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools.
Ravens star Nnamdi Madubuike reportedly could return after neck surgery
The Ravens have consistently declined to share details on Madubuike's status.
Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike (92) walks off the field after he and the team lost their home opener against the Las Vegas Raiders at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Sunday, September 15, 2024.
Jon Meoli: Checking in on the most important parts of the Orioles’ farm system
It doesn’t look like the Orioles are going to lose touch with the playoff race. That makes what’s happening on the farm meaningful, given the potential for Mike Elias to dip into the minors to support the major league team.
Orioles pitching prospect Nestor German poses for a portrait during media day at spring training.
The ‘secret sauce’ in the Ravens’ draft? A model that tries to predict the future.
In Baltimore, the Ravens’ predictive draft model seems to loom almost as large as their draft board itself.
Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta takes questions from reporters during a news conference on March 11.
Samuel Basallo’s key hits, Leody Taveras’ grand slam give the Orioles’ offense late life in wild win
It was weird. It was the best of times and the worst of times, all in one game. It was a distinctly Orioles win.
Orioles center fielder Leody Taveras hits a grand slam during the 12th inning.
Nationals fall 9-4 as Braves win sixth straight
Atlanta chased Washington starter Jake Irvin in the sixth after a fielding error and a hit batter.
Washington Nationals right fielder James Wood catches a fly ball in the eighth inning.
Why Maryland’s first case of measles this year is worrying experts
Maryland had its first case of measles this year, concerning public health officials.
A computer illustration of a measles virus particle. Measles is a highly infectious itchy rash with a fever.
The Prince George’s County salesman who raised Sen. Angela Alsobrooks and mentored young men
James “Mack” Alsobrooks, a salesman and father of U.S. Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, died April 7 of acute myeloid leukemia. He was 78.
James Alsobrooks.
Tradepoint Atlantic breaks ground on terminal expected to reshape Port of Baltimore
In a couple of years, a container terminal at Sparrows Point could represent one of the most consequential projects in recent Port of Baltimore history — with impacts felt both at existing berths and along the East Coast.
Construction of the 165-acre Sparrows Point Container Terminal is now underway at Tradepoint Atlantic.
Downtown Baltimore’s Tribe Social Cafe blends art, culture and crab croissants
Tribe Social Cafe in downtown Baltimore has a simple goal: create a welcoming space where food, art and conversation share the spotlight.
Tribe Social Cafe is located at 107 E Preston St in Baltimore.
Baltimore’s next schools chief has some unfinished business waiting for him
Outgoing Baltimore schools CEO Sonja Santelises can point to progress, but her successor, Jermaine Dawson, faces a host of challenges.
Jermaine Dawson, center, will succeed Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Santelises, right. The incoming and outgoing CEOs appeared together at a school board meeting announcing Dawson as the new hire.
Hutzell: Big, fake checks from Congress arrive in time for campaign season
COLUMN | Big, fake checks have no monetary value. But they are a priceless illustration as incumbents work to convince voters to send them back to Congress this fall. They illustrate just how much bacon they’ve brought home.
U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen and U.S. Rep. Johnny Olszewski present a fake check for $830,000 to help fund a new nursing education facility at McDaniel College in Westminster.
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