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The chain, which is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, has 42 restaurants in 15 states, according to its website.

Melanie Wagner, 53, of Parkton, a former accounting associate at the St. Paul’s Schools, pleaded guilty in Baltimore County Circuit Court to theft between $25,000 to under $100,000.

COLUMN | Jared Banner's endorsement of his boss as one of "the most talented executives in the game" made some fans think he's merely here to continue Mike Elias' methods. But everything about his hire suggests the opposite.

After years of pressure from residents and environmental regulators, Baltimore will expand an aid program for homeowners facing sewage backups, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday.

Student loans and federal taxes make up the bulk of the Essex couple’s debts.

Republican Tim Fazenbaker and Democrat Arkia Wade are vying for an open council seat in Dundalk.

As Prince George’s County struggles with school bus delays and routing problems, two of the nation’s largest school districts offer lessons on reliable transportation.

The Pentagon has picked the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to take over a yearslong study on the effectiveness of women in combat roles, sparking concerns from advocates.

Today, Frederick is home to Maryland’s only large-scale data center development, and its leaders are learning the hard way about the hazards of navigating the charged and changing politics of the industry.

Pat Karzai may seem an unlikely figure to lead Baltimore’s esteemed Afghan restaurant and one of its most enduring culinary landmarks. But 37 years in, she’s determined to carry on her husband’s legacy.

The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division on Tuesday sued Anne Arundel County’s Board of Education, claiming the district secretly allowed students to change their genders without their parents’ knowledge or consent.

Dozens lined up to see John Legend at the Sound Garden in Fells Point, wrapping around Thames Street before the 6 p.m. start.

The VoicesDMV report, released by the Greater Washington Community Foundation and Gallup, surveyed nearly 3,000 residents across the capital region about their feelings and well-being.

Convenience stores will not be allowed to sell cigarettes or other tobacco products beginning in July, according to a bill the County Council passed Tuesday.

Maryland athletic director Jim Smith said he and senior deputy athletic director Diana Sabau “won’t leave any stone unturned,” adding that the school plans to engage a search firm.

College Park's Cornerstone Grill & Loft has been a popular gathering spot, but was found to violate a regulation that it constituted a “danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood.”

Perk It Up, from the co-owners of David and Dad’s, will open in late January or early February 2027 at 10 Light St.

At a candidate forum hosted by The Banner and the Associated Student Congress of Baltimore City, the teens spoke candidly about where they think the district falls short and pushed office seekers to take policy positions.

Over the course of just a few days, Maryland Department of Transportation officials presented two different dollar figures for how much transit funding was coming to Baltimore in the coming years. So, MDOT, which is it?

"One of my main player development philosophies is we have to make practice more like the game, so the game gets easier once we get in there,” Jared Banner said.