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Longest serving Senate president in state history has been battling cancer.
The late Congressman is the first African American elected official to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol today.
Known as “Young Tommy,” D’Alesandro III presided over the city during tumultuous period, including the ’68 riots.
The son of former sharecroppers and House Oversight Committee chairman passed away early Thursday.
Maryland Governor joins small but increasing number of Republicans distancing themselves from the president.
Maryland’s Democratic congressional delegation announces support for formal hearings.
Election for Baltimore’s top office expected to shape up as a generational battle.
The future of the long-controversial 52-foot sculpture could be in question with train station redesign.
It took Trudy Morgal two decades to find her now-iconic portrait from the weekend of peace, love, music, and mud.
Candidates are some of many who have come to the city’s defense in recent days.
Bill Struever remade Baltimore’s harbor neighborhoods. His second act may be more dramatic.
Donald Trump adds people of Baltimore, Rep. Elijah Cummings, Maryland Congressional District to growing list of black and brown targets.
Relocation from Upstate New York to Columbia seen as last chance to save troubled anniversary concert.
More than 56 percent of city children have experienced one or more major traumatic events.
Westinghouse engineer Stanley Lebar built the Apollo 11 lunar television camera.
Former Baltimore City Health Commissioner, on job less than a year, was second physician to lead organization in 103-year history.
Fifty years ago, music’s biggest names shared a stage in Laurel.
Montgomery County businessman and former Maryland representative launched long-shot bid two years ago.
ProPublica investigates “opportunity zone” tax breaks going to Port Covington.
Baltimore’s “squeegee kids” have been a source of hot debate and off-and-on concern for decades.
Supported by transgender activists and Mayor’s LGBTQ Commission, legislation could be signed during next month’s Pride Weekend.
Overdose deaths in the state have quadrupled since 2010.
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