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The nonprofit wants to connect Southwest Baltimore communities to the outdoors through rock climbing.

All were vacationing in a waterfront rental home that was engulfed by the blaze in the pre-dawn hours Friday along North Virginia Dare Trail. The cause of the fire remains undetermined.

The center acknowledged the impact the closure will have on its clients and staff and stressed that it’s working to resume operations.

The Maryland Transportation Authority Police on Monday identified 50-year-old Robert Taylor Horne of Smithsburg as the Good Samaritan who pulled over on an elevated highway to help others on Sunday night, with a tragic outcome.

A series of investigative news stories identified church figures whose names were redacted from the investigative report.

Terri Lee Freeman, president of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, says society is at a crossroads where the accurate telling of history is of the utmost importance.

Fifty Baltimore City campers ages 10 to 14 participated in Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport’s summer youth initiative this week, getting a behind-the-scenes look at airport operations, customs and TSA management, as well as a day at the Community College of Baltimore County for a look at its robust aviation program.

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After weeks of attempts, a Canadian safecracker finally opened the mysterious old safe at Red Emma’s bookstore.

Language in the Pentagon spending bill working its way through Congress would require the Joint Spectrum Center to finally move from the old David Taylor Research Center, clearing the way for the largest waterfront development in Annapolis history

One of the nation’s largest foundations, though headquartered in Baltimore, has strong Hawaii ties and gave away $850,000 in grants to communities across the state affected by the wildfires.

Ten investigators are working “around the clock” on the case of Rachel Morin, the 37-year-old mother of five, whose body was found near a Bel Air nature trail Sunday, Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said Wednesday.

It may take until the weekend to bring back power to some in Westminster who live near the area where between 20-30 utility poles were knocked down by the storm.

The steady chant could be heard clearly throughout the stadium.

Before the big win Tuesday night, there had been 31 straight drawings since the last time someone won the game’s jackpot on April 18.

To get a sense of what it was like around the region, we asked our staff and our readers to share photos and tell us a bit about what they experienced.

BGE crews were working to restore power to thousands of customers in the Baltimore area after severe storms roared through the area Monday might, toppling trees and utility poles and causing widespread power outages. No injuries were reported.

Meyerhoff died Sunday at his Baltimore County home, according to family. He was 96.

Maryland State Police said they were working to remove dozens of people from their vehicles after severe storms knocked down utility poles on Route 140 in Westminster, trapping them in their cars. BGE was working overnight to de-energize the power lines so that they can be removed from their cars.

A line of powerful thunderstorms roared through the Baltimore region on Monday evening, downing trees and leaving thousands of customers without power.