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Moore makes it official: Governor is running for reelection
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore launched his re-election campaign on Tuesday with a video posted online highlighting his accomplishments and promising to do more.
New York Times calls Fells Point pub one of country’s 50 best restaurants
In a 150-word blurb, The Times’ chief wine critic Eric Asimov praised The Wren in Fells Point as a "perfect pub."
New Baltimore County map proposes 3rd majority-minority district
Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka will introduce an amendment on Tuesday night that would increase minority representation within the County Council’s current redistricting plan.
Deadline nears for Maryland student loan borrowers to get up to $5K in relief
The deadline to apply for up to $5,000 in relief for the Student Loan Debt Relief Tax Credit for the 2025 tax season is Monday.
Some say this nun created a ‘climate of fear.’ The archdiocese elevated her.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore's newest superintendent has faced years of controversy and complaints over her leadership.
Rebus puzzles: Three for three?
Test your knowledge of this week's local news events by taking our quiz.
Dear Gov. Moore, what’s wrong with vacationing in Ocean City? (and other nonsense questions)
Columnist Rick Hutzell has a few questions for Maryland Gov. Wes Moore after he was photographed sunbathing topless with his wife on George's Clooney's boat?
Julius Warren Jr., Black-owned barbershop owner, was an institution in Howard County
Julius Warren Jr., who owned what is believed to be the first Black-owned barbershop in Howard County, dies at 87
Avocado by avocado and rep by rep: How Teddye Buchanan went from 2-star recruit to NFL linebacker
It all started with a particularly scrumptious avocado.
Permits aren’t Baltimore’s only backlog. Hundreds of water bill appeals are waiting.
Since the office began hearing appeals in September 2023, 371 disputes have been processed. Of those, 72 are currently active, while 51 have been closed, Mills said. An additional 248 are in a queue.
Salisbury Police investigating death of man found in Wicomico River
Salisbury Police are investigating after a man’s body was found floating in the Wicomico River days after he was reported missing.
Hitachi’s new Hagerstown factory will produce rail cars for Baltimore, D.C. and more
The 307,000 square foot space is already assembling new rail cars for the Baltimore Metro subway, and will soon employ as many as 500 Western Maryland residents.
A ‘windscreen’ to shield South Baltimore from coal dust? Both CSX and the community say no.
New requirements to protect South Baltimore residents from an export terminal’s coal dust have left both environmentalists and the facility operator unhappy.
Gov. Moore taps CareFirst exec Lester Davis as next chief of staff
Davis has extensive experience in city and state politics, having worked previously with the Moore campaign and for various roles in City Hall
State police investigating Allegany County prisoner’s death
State police are investigating the death of a prisoner at the North Branch Correctional Institution in Allegany County over the weekend, officials announced Monday.
Baltimore Blast and former goalie are facing unlikely opponents off the field: each other
William Vanzela, 40, of Reisterstown, was the goalie for the Baltimore Blast for close to 10 years. He won four championships with the professional indoor soccer team.
Bail denied for man accused of killing missing Maryland woman Da’cara Thompson
Hugo Hernandez-Mendez, accused of killing 19-year-old Da’cara Thompson, of Prince George’s County, Maryland, was denied bail.
Bills fan who shoved Ravens’ Lamar Jackson is banned indefinitely from NFL stadiums
The fan, who has not been identified, was ejected from the Bills’ 41-40 loss after he contacted Hopkins and then Jackson
