Oil spill in Baltimore: Evaporation, clean up could contain the damage
It flowed into the water below the Harbor East neighborhood, turning it into a wine-dark sea. "It looked like sangria," one fire official said.
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Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2025: Sandra and Malcolm Berman, philanthropists
Philanthropists Sandra and Malcolm Berman have used their family charitable foundation to support wide-ranging interests in Baltimore.
Lost aid abroad, prayers at home: Federal cuts gut Baltimore relief groups
"It made me feel good, of course, to be associated with the project that was where children weren't dying," said CRS' Bill O'Keefe. "But [now] they're going to die, because...
New details on deadly Bel Air home explosion: failed calls to BGE about gas odor, ‘a big debris field’
While the NTSB has yet to issue its findings, the documents suggest areas of inquiry
Words of wit, wisdom and such: Commencement season arrives in Maryland
"Don't just lead in your field, lead in life," was among the many bits of wisdom new graduates heard in Maryland this month.
Gilman sued by two brothers alleging sexual abuse in the 1990s
A pair of brothers are suing the Gilman School for failing to protect them from a coach who they say sexually abused both of them during the 1990s.
Johns Hopkins among universities targeted by federal antisemitism probes
Antisemitism is "at odds with our most fundamental values and against long established university policy," a Hopkins spokesperson has said previously.
Baltimore ‘social architect’ Bob Embry retiring as Abell Foundation head
"I don't know a world where Bob Embry isn't deeply involved," said Mayor Brandon Scott, "in every facet of the Baltimore community."
Baltimore Blast owner, former bank exec Ed Hale to challenge Maryland Gov. Wes Moore in 2026 Dem primary
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore may have a challenger in next year’s Democratic primary: Baltimore Blast owner and former banking executive Ed Hale Sr.
Maryland sees outsized impact during Trump’s first 100 days
Maryland is at a greater risk than any other state of being harmed by the still-new administration's policy shifts, according to a recent report by the credit ratings company Moody's.