More money from the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund is expected to begin flowing as early as next Friday, following months of delays that had some grassroots organizations worried about how they would stay afloat.
It’s been more than two years since the first grants were distributed from the...
Several Baltimore County lawmakers are criticizing a slide used in an Advanced Placement history lesson at Loch Raven High School that links an image of President Donald Trump with Nazi and communist symbolism.
The slide shows a picture of Trump, with the words “Wants to round up a group of people...
The Maryland Senate approved a bill Friday that would ban landlords statewide from discriminating against prospective tenants who plan to use federal housing assistance to pay rent.
The bill has floundered in the Maryland General Assembly for years, sometimes winning approval in the House of Delegates,...
As governments and health agencies shut down travel and limit public gatherings in an attempt to contain the deadly coronavirus, Maryland colleges and universities say the response could slow — or shut off — a pipeline of Chinese students.
Auditions at the Peabody Institute were more subdued this...
A man’s body was found in the water near the 8200 block of Eastern Avenue in Dundalk around 8:20 a.m. Friday, Baltimore County Police officials said.
That location is near the Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant, which is owned and operated by the City of Baltimore.
The man was declared dead...
A man has been charged with intentionally setting the Northeast Baltimore fire that forced a babysitter to drop children out a second-story window into the arms of police officers.
Stephan Antonio Williams, 27, faces two dozen criminal charges, including seven counts of attempted first-degree murder,...
The Baltimore Sun, the University of Baltimore and WYPR-FM have hired a nonpartisan research firm to conduct a public opinion poll of Baltimore City voters.
People who have been selected to participate in the poll may receive a postcard from the Annapolis-based company, OpinionWorks, before the...
Between six and 10 times per year Baltimore leaders and activists rally neighborhoods and citizens behind a simple goal: Stop shooting, at least for a little while.
Ceasefire weekends have become central to Baltimore’s continuing and frustrating battle with escalating violence, shootings and murders....
The worker who died following a job-site incident at Druid Hill Park in Baltimore this week was a longtime truck driver in Harford County, his family said.
Calvin M. Stewart Jr., 73, a father of four and grandfather of seven, had worked as a dump truck driver for about 20 years with Jerry Preston...
In 1582, Pope Gregory began a campaign to replace Julius Caesar’s widely used calendar with a slightly more accurate one that was named for him. Most of the modern world eventually agreed, and the rest is history.
Now a pair of Johns Hopkins professors believe it’s time to turn the page on the...
A once segregated West Baltimore school where future U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall received his early education is set to receive a $6 million makeover, turning it into a legal resource center and museum space for the surrounding community.
Historic Public School 103 in Upton, also...
EASTON — The Avalon Theatre’s Stoltz Listening Room will host three shows in the coming week, starting with Duo Velour at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 21.
When Baltimore decided to earmark millions of dollars for local youth organizations, the city celebrated. The Children and Youth Fund was designed to funnel taxpayer dollars toward grassroots organizations that work with young people — the kinds of small groups often overlooked by traditional grant...
