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Senators from both parties returned to Washington on Monday with questions about the future of their leadership after last week's election decisively gave Democrats a significant new majority.
Charlie Kirk’s accused killer will not go to trial until 2028, a timeline the Kirk family called a "painful" delay.
President Trump says the White House is "100% behind" a bipartisan bill that could reduce electricity bills by requiring data centers to pay more for energy infrastructure.
Most civilian federal employees face a pay freeze next year, but the Trump administration is expanding the number of law enforcement personnel who will receive at least a 3.8% raise in 2027, with some seeing up to 6.7%, under an OPM memo released Friday.
Baltimore city leaders are urging state regulators to reject Baltimore Gas and Electric's proposed $156 million rate hike, which could increase customer bills by about $8 per month.
Lamar Jackson is on injured reserve, meaning he’ll miss at least the next three games for the Baltimore Ravens. If there’s any hope of him returning after that, Jesse Minter isn’t saying.
Baltimore City is cracking down on damaged properties in various neighborhoods, property owners say the damage isn't their fault and there are serious obstacles standing in the way.
Under the proposed system, 911 dispatchers would be trained to determine whether a caller needs police or a mental health professional.
A new trial in the 2022 fatal Stricker Street fire case is set to convene in February. The new date comes after a mistrial was declared last month after a hung jury.
Van Hollen weighs Senate leadership bid as support remains uncertain — The Baltimore Sun Supreme Court denies petition from Poppleton residents — The Baltimore Banner Husband allegedly killed his wife in parking lot of Baltimore’s Good Samaritan Hospital — WJZ MDE tentatively rejects Curtis Bay petroleum cleanup…
A Lidl grocery store will open next month on Belair Road in northeast Baltimore where the former Bi-Rate Supermarket once stood.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Winnipeg coach Scott Arniel said he’s disappointed Connor Hellebuyck won’t play against the Jets Tuesday night, arguing the decision made by the New Jersey Devils only prolongs a difficult chapter for the organization
A Tennessee judge on Monday dismissed a case brought by Dolly Parton ’s longtime manager who was seeking an injunction against her nephew and head of security, alleging he had threatened her estate and its employees. The
Baltimore City is cracking down on damaged properties in various neighborhoods, but property owners say the damage isn’t their fault and there are serious obstacles standing in the way. Damaged garages gain city’s attention Just behind homes
Baltimore City is cracking down on damaged properties in various neighborhoods, but property owners say there are serious obstacles standing in the way.
New research shows a nearly 50% increase in Type 2 diabetes among women under 40 between 2017 and 2024, with gestational diabetes potentially contributing to the rise. Dr. Jonathan Rich, a physician at Mercy Medical Center in
For two election cycles, misinformation and election experts have wondered: Will content generated with artificial intelligence dominate races and mislead voters?
Volunteer search restrictions around the Tydings Memorial Bridge and the Amtrak Bridge are no longer in effect.
President Donald Trump on Monday told reporters he believes the war in Iran "militarily is effectively over."
Charles Plaza, an 857-unit residential community and commercial hub in the heart of Charles Center, will undergo a multi-year modernization.
The brown pelican population around the Chesapeake Bay has plummeted by about half from its peak in the late 2000s and early 2010s.
Baltimore Center Stage announced a lineup of cameo appearances for "CHARMZ: The Other Reindeer," and Mayor Brandon Scott leads the way.
Will Maryland's Democrat-led legislature bring a new congressional back for reconsideration ahead of the 2028 election? It depends.
Saturday, November 21, 2026 | 12 PM – 6 PM | 800 Aliceanna St, Baltimore MD Kick off the most wonderful time of the year at Harbor East’s Magic of Merryland Holiday Festival! Join us on Saturday, November 21, for a festive, family-friendly celebration filled with carnival rides, holiday entertainment, seasonal treats…
A former general store at 4515 Harford Road will be renovated to provide 19 apartments and retail space in The Markley building.
Thousands of Marylanders face another round of sticker shock while shopping for healthcare, after state officials approved a second year of steep premium increases in response to the expiration of federal tax credits that made those plans more affordable.
Overall U.S. healthcare costs rose from $3 trillion in 2014 to $5.3 trillion in 2024, forcing people to forgo health insurance, ration medications, cut back on doctor visits and put off health procedures. It's not just the poor or uninsured, but "an all-of-us issue” now.
Voters may have given Democrats control of Congress, but Republicans will remain in charge of both chambers for the next two months, and they have a lot to deal with in the roughly five-week session that begins Monday, including another stopgap budget.
A big fight over a little fish that no one eats comes to a head this week after decades of debate, with East Coast fishery managers set to decide whether to slash industrial-scale harvests of Atlantic menhaden in the Chesapeake Bay and along the East Coast as well.
State and local government employees report high levels of job satisfaction across the country, but face significant rates of burnout and on-the-job harassment, according to a national survey of nearly 5,000 public servants across all 50 states.
For the second time in eight years, Republicans were facing a blue wave. And Rep. Andy Harris (R-1st) once again proved he could swim. But the only GOP member of the state's congressional delegation faces the prospect of partisan redistricting in his next term.
Along with a dramatic change in congressional majorities, Election Day resulted in large shifts in legislative majorities around the country, flipping from a majority of Republican legislatures to majority Democratic. Democrats now hold 22 "trifectas," to 17 for the GOP.