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Chad Williams, executive director of the West North Avenue Development Authority, has been fired. He was seen aggressively confronting a local artist in a social video that circulated this week.

Last month, Baltimore City Council member Mark Conway was ousted as chair of the influential Public Safety Committee in favor of council member John Bullock.

COLUMN | A century of arguments, amendments and angst over parking has gotten Annapolis where it is today, still unhappy with the irrefutable fact that a 17th-century city center struggles to cope with automobiles in the 21st.

The first wave of cuts to Medicaid go into effect today, stripping about 4,500 people legally living in Maryland from the healthcare plan for low-income people.

An Annapolis museum is highlighting art from Black women artists throughout American history, “in conversation with” America 250 celebrations.

Chronic absenteeism is falling in Prince George’s County, but nearly 3 in 10 students still miss at least 10% of the school year.

A new immersive play from Submersive Productions allows audience to explore a drag show in a 1930s speakeasy.

A well-known champion of the Baltimore arts scene died after she and her husband were attacked in Fells Point this week.

Cellphone footage captured in a Howard High School locker room sheds light on what unfolded that resulted in the program being suspended.

A 15-year-old girl who was riding in a stolen car involved in a fatal collision with a motorcyclist in West Baltimore on Wednesday afternoon has been arrested, police said.

A 31-year-old woman and her dog died Wednesday night when a Hyundai Sonata struck them as they walked along Interstate 795, police said.

A Baltimore man pleaded guilty Thursday in two unrelated homicide cases in Anne Arundel County.

The Dundalk and Randallstown pools are reopening under county management after the YMCA left this summer.

Country Calling concertgoers, fear not. The weather in Ocean City seems to be in your favor this weekend.

A 62-year-old pedestrian died after a collision involving a Jeep Wrangler, Montgomery County Police said in a statement Thursday.

After 10 months without a library director, the Baltimore County Public Library has chosen one: Jason Homer of the Worcester Public Library System in Massachusetts.

Michael Pusateri, 60, of Nottingham, pleaded guilty in Baltimore County Circuit Court to sexual abuse of someone under 18.

A state investigation uncovered rampant environmental violations at the South Baltimore incinerator.

The Fell’s Point Fun Festival, which marks its 60th year this weekend, began as a fundraiser to help a preservation group fight a proposed federal highway construction project.

Maryland residents who register their cars in another state, like Virginia, will face stricter enforcement and fines under a new state law that takes effect Thursday.