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Over 20 adults and children have been displaced after a fire at a Windsor Mill apartment complex Tuesday evening, officials said.

Ramsay and a large film and production have been working in and outside MacGregor’s Restaurant and Tavern, a staple in downtown Havre de Grace.

The Hampton National Historic Site near Towson tells the history of slavery at a former plantation site in Baltimore County. Some worry that the Trump administration's push to revise history will erase that.

The state and county governments are making resources available for laid-off federal workers.

A 36-year-old man died after being struck by a public bus downtown Tuesday afternoon, according to the Baltimore Police Department.

Howard County Police Department solved its second-oldest cold case, a 1975 homicide, the department announced on Tuesday, giving closure to a family nearly 50 years after losing their loved one.

At least three members of the violent MS-13 gang kidnapped and killed an Annapolis teen who went missing in 2017, according to federal authorities.

Like many other colleges last spring, Hopkins grappled with balancing free speech and campus safety after students organized a pro-Palestinian demonstration.

About 74 employees will be affected by the closure, according to a notice filed with the state.

The fire, which grew into a four-alarm conflagration, required support from more than 100 first responders.

Harriet Tubman died 112 years ago today. Her legacy lives on in an archaeological virtual museum

The budget airline Spirit is adding two new destinations and resuming six flights from BWI, the company announced Monday.

Temperatures on Tuesday could reach into the upper 60s and even low 70s in some locations.

Tuesday afternoon will feel springlike, with high temperatures reaching into the upper 60s and even low 70s in some locations.

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Carole Argo, president and CEO of NCIA, says underserved and vulnerable Marylanders should not bear the costs of fiscal responsibility.

Schupak, who has been with the network since 2003, will step into his new role on July 1 following the retirement of outgoing MPT CEO Larry D. Unger.

Memorials and a peace rally this weekend will celebrate the lives of those lost and comfort a mourning community after a deadly double shooting earlier this week in Severn.

Baltimore Police are investigating four deaths that have occurred in the city since the beginning of March, including a homicide, a murder-suicide, and a fatal hit-and-run.