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 Saturday, Dec 29 Baltimore's Reginald F. Lewis Museum celebration honors Kwanzaa, a seven-day observance for African-Americans centered on seven principles such as Umoja (unity) and Imani (faith). |   | |
| Assessments on residential and commercial property will rise around the state an average of 9.1 percent, continuing an upswing in values used to calculate how much property owners pay in taxes. |
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| This holiday season, Charles McAtee holds dear a Baltimore County woman responsible for the best gift he ever received: her son’s heart. |
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| With the Ravens trying to rewrite recent history and several signature players facing their possible last games in Baltimore, it's natural to look backward going into Sunday's season finale. But the Ravens and Browns will also offer a compelling glimpse at the AFC North's future. |
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| An 80-year-old man shot a woman Friday after she allegedly tried to force her way inside his Reisterstown home, according to Baltimore County police. |
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| A historic but long-vacant church in East Baltimore caught fire Friday evening. Firefighters were called to the 700 block of Ensor St. to the former Christ Institution Baptist Church. |
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| Donors and supporters of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra have formed a committee called “Save Our BSO” in response to management’s proposal to reduce its musical season by weeks and cut musicians’ pay. |
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| Carroll County residents have found a sneaky new scam tactic used on electronics sold at Walmart this holiday season, leaving them with boxes of sand and other stuffing instead of expensive gifts. |
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| Federal employees can buy food for half price during the government shutdown at Mount Vernon Marketplace's Pinch dumplings. Thousands of Marylanders could be left without paychecks through the beginning of January. |
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| This was the year a sleek and tall apartment building rose at 414 Light Street. A striking addition to the Baltimore skyline, it occupies a revered place in the harbor. |
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