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    Baltimore pitches itself as a home for filmmakers fleeing states worried about ‘woke’
    “We don’t just want to profit off of artistry,” Robyn Murphy said, “but we want to be a place where art is protected and artists are protected.”
    Robyn Murphy, the chief executive officer of Create Baltimore, at her office in Baltimore.
    Expect Lombard Street to be a mess through December 2026
    Lane closures at Lombard and Light streets will remain through December, according to Baltimore's transportation department, meaning one of downtown's busiest intersections will continue to be a traffic choke point. Here are some ideas for how to avoid it.
    A white sedan and yellow school bus make a left turn on a busy city street.
    Tyler Huntley comes up clutch in comeback win over Falcons | Banner Ravens Podcast
    Huntley completed his final 11 passes Sunday night.
    Isaias remnants batter Maryland with heavy rain, flooding and gusty winds
    The remnants of Isaias are heading toward Maryland, bringing the threat of heavy rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds and a slight change of tornadoes Sunday.
    Ocean City's parking lots are empty on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026, as the remnants of Isaias brings rain.
    83-year-old Silver Spring man dies after being struck by pickup at Rockville gas station
    Charles S. Lazar was walking north through a gas station parking lot in Rockville when a person driving a white Chevrolet Silverado pulled away from a pump and hit him.
    Charles S. Lazar was walking north through a gas station parking lot in Rockville when a person driving a white Chevrolet Silverado pulled away from a pump and hit him, authorities said.
    Hattie Stone poisoned her 15-year-old son. Her story still haunts Havre de Grace.
    For nearly a century, a notorious case has haunted Havre de Grace. Nurse and midwife Hattie Stone was convicted of murdering her son — and accused of poisoning her elder son, husband and in-laws.
    Nurse and midwife Hattie Stone was convicted of murdering her son — and accused of poisoning her elder son, husband and in-laws.
    Isaias remnants to bring heavy rain, thunderstorms and tornado risk to Maryland
    Maryland is bracing for a wet, windy Sunday as the remnants of Isaias move into the Mid-Atlantic, bringing 1 to 2 inches of rain, thunderstorms and a “small potential” for tornadoes, according to the National Weather Service.
    A gust of wind grabs a Towson student’s umbrella as students walk between classes in the rain Wednesday afternoon.
    Police identify woman killed in Reisterstown Road hit-and-run
    Melissa Nocho was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries on Sept. 24 after Baltimore County Police responded to the crash near the accident-prone stretch of the road. She died less than a week later.
    Melissa Nocho was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries on Sept. 24 after Baltimore County Police responded to the crash near the accident-prone stretch of the road. She died less than a week later.
    Usher, Chris Brown concert at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore canceled, Ticketmaster says
    Ticketmaster is reporting that the Usher-Chris Brown concert set for Oct. 17 at M&T Bank Stadium has been canceled.
    Usher performs at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee on July 25.
    How Maryland is fighting back against the illegal turtle trade
    Specialty biologists worked with trained dogs to help relocate an endangered species of turtle to a home in Maryland. Now, the Department of Natural Resources is considering a rule change to protect more reptile species.
    Brian Durkin, a turtle conservation specialist at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, holds a box turtle during a demo of how U.S. Department of Agriculture-trained dogs track down turtles at Sandy Point State Park in Annapolis.
    The Goucher College professor who made math fun and accessible for his students
    Robert “Bob” Lewand, a longtime mathematics professor at Goucher College, died Sept. 29 of cancer complications. He was 81.
    Robert Lewand.
    One boater dies, another swims to safety after going overboard in Dundalk creek
    Two people were rescued while one remained missing Friday night after going overboard in the Peach Orchard Creek in Dundalk, officials said.
    Hurricane Isaias is expected to wreak havoc on the Gulf Coast. Will its remnants affect Maryland?
    Marylanders will see some rain this weekend, but will likely be spared the effects of Hurricane Isaias, the first storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
    Scattered thunderstorms are possible in Baltimore Thursday.
    2 teens killed, 2 young men wounded in Winchester shooting, police say
    Two teenagers were killed and two other young men were wounded in a shooting in Baltimore’s Winchester community on Friday evening, police said.
    Two teenagers were killed and two other young men were wounded in a shooting in Baltimore’s Winchester community on Friday evening, police said.
    Laurel man’s pleas for medical attention in ICE detention were ignored, lawyer says
    An attorney representing the family says he is investigating the circumstances surrounding Julián Curo-Churata’s death at a Louisiana facility on Sept. 29.
    Julian Curo-Churata, left, with his wife Verónica Ramírez. Curo-Churata, 47, died Sept. 29 while in ICE custody in Louisiana, about three months after he was detained in Maryland.
    No Ravens, no Orioles. Why were there fireworks at M&T Bank Stadium?
    Image Engineering, the Baltimore-based company behind M&T Bank Stadium's fireworks displays, said an unpublicized fireworks show there Thursday night was part of its 30th anniversary celebration. The company said it was a private event for employees, clients, partners, family and friends. 
    Lights are dimmed and fireworks go off during a break in the action as the Baltimore Ravens host the Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium on December 21, 2024.
    ‘Mexodus’ creator is using music to mobilize Black voters
    The concert will evoke traditions of Black churches bringing community together and, similar to Souls to the Polls events, encourage them to register and vote.
    Nygel D. Robinson, the co-creator of the hit off-Broadway musical Mexodus, is teaming up with Black Girls Vote for an Oct. 10 concert at Center Stage to raise awareness for voter registration.
    What to know about road closures if you’re driving in Baltimore this weekend
    It’s going to be a busy weekend in Baltimore, with parades, festivals and homecoming events. The city’s Department of Transportation is alerting drivers to several road closures and traffic changes.
    Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning on driving in the city this weekend.
    Columbia ad agency won $20M contract for taxpayer-funded Trump ads
    Federal records show that LMD was awarded contracts worth $43.2 million in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30.
    President Donald Trump speaks Thursday night in the East Room of the White House in Washington.
    Luminis Health systems are back online 6 weeks after cyberattack
    Luminis Health said its systems are back online after a cyberattack at the beginning of September. The company said the incident remains under investigation.
    Six weeks after a cyberattack, Luminis Health, which operates Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis and Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham, said all of its systems have been restored.
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