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The work will eventually open the median shoulders to traffic during rush hour, helping to unclog congested areas.

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Shelby County Probate Court Judge Kathleen Gomes said she is terminating the agreement reached in 2004 that allowed Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy to control Oher’s finances.

Mohammed Choudhury had previously announced he would not seek a new four-year contract.

Remembered for her ambition and kindness, LaPere founded a company dedicated to reducing barriers in notoriously exclusive industries.

A man and woman fought to survive a brutal attack police believe is tied to Jason Billingsley, the suspect in the killing of tech CEO Pava LaPere.

This school year will be the first in decades where there will be no funding dedicated to Native American students.

The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said two people stole millions of dollars of jewelry, including expensive luxury watches, from a house in Frederick before driving to Las Vegas.

When it comes to how Latinos in this country self-identify, it ultimately depends on the person as well as various factors at play, including age, location, class, race and an evolving view of sexual identity.

Despite a rainy and windy weekend, people came out to Artscape after a four-year hiatus.

The cathedral had removed the old windows after Confederate symbols featured prominently in recent racist violence.

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Mayor Scott presided over ceremony to rename the 1800 block of Division Street in the Upton neighborhood after the beloved entertainer.

The state is surveying residents about their driving behaviors around work zones and the best way to reduce work zone crashes in the wake of a collision on I-695 last spring that left six workers dead.

A bright red swastika and other graffiti were spray painted on the door at United Hebrew Cemetery in Rosedale.

Mentoring nonprofit Next One Up marks a new chapter after opening a new facility for young men in Baltimore.

Maryland Natural Resources Secretary Josh Kurtz explained in a legislative hearing on Sept. 20, 2023 that he has undertaken reforms to change the culture in the state’s troubled park service.

A vital Baltimore City permit process used by hundreds of street festivals, block parties and races has moved online this year.

State regulators warn the merger could affect Marylanders’ access to affordable food options, local job security and the vitality of the agricultural industry.

Baltimore director John Waters’ star was unveiled Monday on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Back home in Baltimore, friends and fans gathered for a livestream of the event at the Charles and Senator theatres.