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Baltimore-born Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Maryland congressmen at center of House indictment after president inspires Capitol insurrection.
Hogan says he’d like VP Mike Pence, longtime friend, to take the reins.
One woman killed by Capitol Police and three others dead after building was stormed Wednesday.
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The city's 52nd mayor was sworn in during a low-key ceremony at City Hall today.
After the Little Italy statue was toppled in July, a local group is working to rebuild it.
Do you know someone sparking positive change in Baltimore? We want to hear from you.
Legal challenges from President Trump expected to continue; state recounts to come.
Largely due to mail-in ballots, the presidential election could take days or weeks to finalize.
High-profile races fail to deliver upsets, sports betting is legalized, and more key outcomes.
From drink specials to greenery sales, here’s how to calm your nerves.
Music education is more important now than ever.
A handy guide to the historic election on November 3, 2020.
Muller Paz would make history as the first Green Party candidate elected to city office.
In just eight years, Mileah Kromer has built the Goucher Poll into an institution.
"C’mon, Mister-all-the-way-from-Baltimore, you can do this," Stuart Zolotorow remembers Lennon telling him.
Many of the original O's are buried together at West Baltimore’s New Cathedral Cemetery.
Gov. Hogan’s deputy director of community initiatives defended teenager accused of killing two Kenosha protestors.
Running as an independent is an uphill struggle in a city dominated by democrats, but the mayoral candidate isn’t letting that stop him.
Baltimore and Maryland women stood on the frontlines of the suffrage fight.
We catch up with the future City Comptroller.
Baynard Woods and Brandon Soderberg discuss 'I Got a Monster.'
Statue near Little Italy becomes latest monument in the U.S. to fall.
Group calls on Mayor Young and Governor Hogan to act.
