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Fear grips Haitian communities after Supreme Court ruling unwinds protection from deportation
After the Supreme Court decided Thursday to allow the Trump administration to end legal protections for migrants fleeing violence and natural disasters in Haiti and Syria, fear ricocheted through those communities across the United States. Hundreds of thousands of people face the prospect of deportation.
FILE - People hold hands and a Haitian flag during a vigil at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary immigration status, or TPS, for Haitians, Feb. 3, 2026, in North Miami. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)
Teenager who pleaded guilty to killing koi pond store owner given life sentence
Anne Arundel Circuit Court Judge Cathleen Vitale called Jonah Poole’s conduct “violent” and “unthinkable.”
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2026 - David Fischer, attorney for Jonah Poole, speaks to reporters after sentencing for Poole. Poole, 19, was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole in the killing of Steve Koza.
Potomac woman identified as driver who crashed at entrance of parking garage and died
Marjorie Rothschild died this week after she drove an SUV into a cable barrier at the entrance of a North Bethesda parking garage, Montgomery County Police said on Friday.
Marjorie Rothschild died this week after she drove an SUV into a cable barrier at the entrance of a North Bethesda parking garage, Montgomery County Police said on Friday.
Union leader files assault complaint against Maryland delegate after fight at early-voting site
A Maryland delegate and a Montgomery County union representative physically fought at a Gaithersburg Park on Thursday, days before the primary election.
Union president Fiorigi "Gino" Renne, left, and Del. Gabriel Acevero got into an altercation on Thursday, June 18.
Facing the music: Ottobar in Baltimore ordered to pay $18,500 over unlicensed karaoke songs
Ottobar, the Baltimore’s indie rock club, has been ordered to pay over $18,000 in statutory damages and attorney fees to Broadcast Music Inc. and three music publishers after conceding liability in a copyright infringement case.
The exterior of Ottobar in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, February 6, 2025.
2 teenagers charged in fatal Brentwood shooting of 16-year-old
A 16-year-old from Hyattsville was shot June 12 in Brentwood. Two 16-year-old Mount Rainier residents have been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting.
A 16-year-old from Hyattsville was shot June 12 in Brentwood. Two 16-year-old Mount Rainier residents have been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting.
Oil spill spotted, cleaned up in Inner Harbor amid Sail250 event
A rainbow hue of oil floating on the water’s surface at the Inner Harbor prompted an emergency clean up by environmental regulators on Friday afternoon, officials said.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2026 - Oil from one of the boats in the harbor leaks into the water causing a glistening rainbow colored trail.
Healthcare insurers serving Maryland’s exchange seek hefty rate increases
Maryland insurance companies are proposing significant increases in rates for ACA plans for a second year in a row.
The Maryland Health Connection site, the state's health exchange.
Baltimore eatery asks for donations as death toll in Venezuela rises after earthquakes
Almost every Venezuelan in the United States knows someone affected by the deadly earthquakes in their home country this past week, said the owners of Arepi, a Venezuelan restaurant in Fells Point.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2026 - Luis Dams, one of the owners of Arepi, holding some of the goods already donated to those impacted by the earthquakes in Venezuela.
Jon Meoli: The Orioles are getting better at what matters. But nothing will if they keep beating themselves.
COLUMN | It’s a fair bet the upward trend for the Orioles’ offense and rotation can continue. It’s a lot harder to put your money behind this team getting its act together.
Gunnar Henderson and the Orioles have been a frustrating team to follow during the first half of the season.
Bobs are back: Naval Academy mandates chin-length haircuts for new female students
The Induction Day chop returns eight years after the academy began introducing more inclusive hairstyles for women.
The Naval Academy Class of 2027, incoming plebes, take the oath of office on Thursday, June 29, 2023.
JPMorgan Chase elevates Gilman and Hopkins grad as potential Jamie Dimon successor
JPMorgan Chase promoted Troy Rohrbaugh, a Gilman School and Johns Hopkins University graduate, to co-president of the bank.
Gilman School.
Democrat Dan Schwartz to face GOP’s Andy Harris in Maryland’s 1st District race
The former consumer-rights advocate will take on Maryland’s only GOP representative in Congress, who is also the chair of the House Freedom Caucus.
U.S. Rep. Andy Harris speaks during a press conference hosted by the Maryland Maryland Freedom Caucus in Annapolis on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. Harris is the only Republican member of Congress from Maryland and chairs the U.S. House Freedom Caucus.
Man killed in suspected road rage incident near MGM National Harbor
Christopher Austin Jr., 33, of Alexandria, Virginia, was killed in a suspected road rage incident near MGM National Harbor on Thursday night, authorities said.
A Baltimore County police vehicle’s lights flash while parked outside of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
The Nationals have bounced back from painful losses all year. Why stop believing now?
COLUMN | Let’s not forget that the Nationals have the best offense in baseball. Even with the potential for regression, the hitters haven’t shown signs of stopping.
Washington Nationals' CJ Abrams walks back to the dugout after he struck out during the eighth inning of Thursday night's game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Inner Harbor still has life, even if Harborplace doesn’t
With demolition looming, this could be the last, best opportunity to visit Harborplace, the pavilions that sparked America’s brief and passionate fascination with the “festival marketplace.”
Time is almost up for the Harborplace pavilions.
‘The Wire’ actor Bobby J. Brown’s barn fire death ruled accidental
The Feb. 24 death of Bobby J. Brown, who played a police officer on “The Wire,” was ruled accidental.
Actor Bobby J. Brown, standing second from left, in "We Own This City."
Ex-national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to illegally retaining classified info
Former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton pleaded guilty on Friday to illegally retaining classified information, sealing a deal with federal prosecutors that could allow him to avoid a prison term.
Former Trump administration national security adviser John Bolton, right, arrives for his arraignment at the Greenbelt Federal Courthouse in Greenbelt, Md., Friday, Oct. 17, 2025.
Sabrina Tapp-Harper wins Baltimore sheriff’s race as Sam Cogen concedes
After a contentious election, Sabrina Tapp-Harper will become the first woman to lead the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office in the agency’s 181-year history.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott congratulates Sabrina Tapp-Harper, wearing a suit, at her primary election watch party in Baltimore on Tuesday evening.
Samuel Basallo is showing ‘daily growth,’ and the Orioles will benefit from it
Basallo is carrying a heavier load behind the plate, and he has been up to the task.
Orioles catcher Samuel Basallo has 12 home runs and a .782 OPS in 226 at-bats.
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