License fees put the squeeze on live music venues
Whether you're a vocalist who strums a six-string and croons Taylor Swift, a member of an indie-folk duo, or a bassist in a rafter-shaking rock band, there are only so...
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Maryland ex-pat describes panic in Tel Aviv; Iran retaliates
Ex-Marylander in Tel Aviv speaks as Iranian retaliatory missile strikes begin
Baltimore Nobel Prize winner theorizes on the universe, dark matter and the Ravens
Baltimore resident Adam Reiss, a professor of astronomy and physics at Johns Hopkins and an astronomer with the Space Telescope Science Institute is questioning the results that won him the...
Study finds Dead Sea Scrolls even older than previously known
This discovery may change how scholars interpret some of the historically crucial documents.
ICE escalating Baltimore detentions, community says: ‘They’re going after everybody:’
Members of Baltimore's immigrant community and their supporters say ICE has arrested dozens of residents in and around the city over the past two weeks, all part of an enforcement...
Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2025: Walter Scott Thomas Sr., bishop
Bishop Walter Scott Thomas Sr. led five decades of growth at New Psalmist Baptist Church and has ministered to thousands through counseling, writing and workshops.
Baltimore Sun Hall of Fame 2025: William J. ‘Bill’ McCarthy Jr. of Catholic Charities
William J. "Bill" McCarthy Jr., the departing executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore, has led the expansion of service programs addressing hunger, violence, education and health.
Maryland could lose billions in federal funding after Trump’s ‘Sanctuary Jurisdiction’ designation
Maryland could lose billions in federal funding after being declared a self-identifying “Sanctuary State Jurisdiction” by the Trump administration.
Will Trump administration declare Baltimore a sanctuary city and cut funding?
President Donald Trump signed an executive order April 28 announcing that federal officials would compile a list of city, county and state jurisdictions it says are obstructing federal law by...
‘Red flags’ for blue crabs: Chesapeake Bay population down 25% since last year
The study estimates that there are only 238 million of the crabs in the bay today, a collapse of 79 million, or nearly a quarter -- but scientists say the...