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Salisbury University in 2022.
Fraternity expels Salisbury University students charged in attack
Sigma Alpha Epsilon expelled the Salisbury University students who are accused of being involved in an alleged hate crime, the organization said.
Photograph shows Harriet Tubman (1822-1913) at midlife. She is seated, turned toward the left. One hand rests on the back of a wooden chair, another rests in her lap.
Harriet Tubman will become a one-star general. She’s still not on the $20 bill.
The trailblazing abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad will be posthumously commissioned as a one-star general in the Maryland National Guard.
Salisbury University in 2022.
5 more Salisbury students charged after man said he was lured to apartment attack
Twelve total Salisbury University students have been charged in an attack, which police said was captured on video, that is being investigated as a hate crime.
Baltimore Police lights flicker at night.
7 Salisbury University students arrested, charged in hate crime investigation
Seven Salisbury University students were arrested and charged with first-degree assault and other offenses in an attack on a gay man in mid-October. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime.
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Fatal shooting of Aberdeen teen followed Halloween party, police say
The shooting that killed a 14-year-old high school football player in Harford County came after a Halloween party, according to charging documents.
Hyper Kidz indoor playground Columbia on Friday, July 12, 2024.
Police investigating after loaded gun found at a Baltimore County play place
Baltimore County Police are investigating after a loaded firearm was discovered at the Hyper Kidz indoor playground in Owings Mills over the weekend.
Comedian Kenan Thompson holds a physical copy of Project 2025 on stage during the Democratic National Convention.
Project 2025′s potential impact on Maryland? Fewer student loans, federal jobs and crabs
Many of the plans referenced under Project 2025 come from a book titled, “Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise.” We read through it to see how it could affect Maryland.
Police lights
Crash between a Jeep and a moped kills one teenager in West Baltimore
A 16-year-old boy is dead and a 17-year-old boy is injured after a crash between the moped they were riding and a Jeep in Upton, Baltimore Police confirmed Thursday morning.
Twenty-five people in Maryland have died from heat-related illness this year, the most since 2018.
25 dead in 1 summer: The present and future of deadly heat in Maryland
Heat is an insidious killer that exacerbates existing health conditions and especially targets vulnerable populations, including children and older adults.
“Removing information could obstruct multiple investigations,” the inspector general wrote, adding that the matter has been turned over to law enforcement.
DPW left out some heat-illness reports in data given to inspector general
“Removing information could obstruct multiple investigations,” the inspector general wrote, adding that the matter has been turned over to law enforcement.
A map from the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center showing a winter forecast with large swaths of the country possibly seeing warmer than normal temperatures.
What emerging La Niña could mean for winter in Maryland
For Maryland, the winter may be warmer, whether La Niña emerges or not.
Campus photos of Washington College, in Kent County.
Maryland college changes logo, citing ‘difficult to read’ cursive
A “highly stylized” version of George Washington’s signature has been replaced — at least in part because it was difficult to read for prospective students.
Dwayyo
Meet the Dwayyo, Maryland’s lesser-known foe of the Snallygaster
The exact roots of the Dwayyo story — and even the creature’s name — are sparse, according to Susan Fair, an author and retired librarian who has written about local cryptids.
DPW had inadequate training, no heat illness procedures before worker death, report finds
The 15-page analysis, released Thursday, recommends, among other things, a “stop-work trigger” for especially hot days and the creation of a safety ombudsman.
A screen grab from MDOT cameras shows the closed highway at I-83 northbound exit 33.
2 dead, others injured in fiery I-83 crash near Pennsylvania line
Two people are dead and four others were injured after a fiery, multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 83 in Baltimore County near the Pennsylvania border, the Maryland State Police said.
Unionized Baltimore Sun journalists and supporters rally outside the newspaper's downtown office building.
Baltimore Sun Guild files labor complaint over reporter’s firing
The Baltimore Sun Guild filed a federal complaint on Friday alleging that a former employee was fired from the newspaper because she was participating in activity protected by the National Labor Relations Act.
In a photo released on X, Baltimore Police show John Callis after he turned himself in to police custody on Monday.
New details in viral Ravens-Commanders attack after man accused surrenders to police
Jack Callis, 24, faces one count of first-degree assault and three counts of second-degree assault.
Many of the most popular nonfiction books in the city last year had direct ties to Baltimore.
How many of Baltimore’s most popular books have you read?
The Enoch Pratt Free Library saw more than 8,000 materials checked out on an average day and 1.192 million visits, according to the system’s latest annual report.
Crowds show up at the first night of Artscape after its four-year hiatus on September 22, 2023.
Baltimore art world reacts to BOPA break-up: ‘I’ve seen the writing on the wall’
We spoke with Baltimore artists, advocates, arts writers and more about the city’s split with BOPA and what comes next.
Screenshot from video of fight between Ravens and Commanders fans.
Baltimore Police obtain warrant for man seen in viral Ravens-Commanders attack
John Callis, 24, of Baltimore, is wanted on one count of first-degree assault and three counts of second-degree assault, Baltimore Police reported on Thursday.
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