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City residents and those farther south could see just a few inches, while a winter storm warning is in effect beginning at noon for Carroll County and at 2 p.m. for northern Baltimore and Harford counties, according to the National Weather Service forecast. | | | |
The Harford Democratic Central Committee voted Saturday to adopt central committee chair Denise Perry’s statement from earlier in the week which recommended that Del. Mary Ann Lisanti resign. | | | |
Edgar Keats landed at the Battle of Tarawa Atoll and planned the air attack portion of amphibious landings in Saipan, Iwo Jima and Okinawa. | | | |
In the middle of a turnaround season down the road in College Park, the Maryland men’s basketball team celebrated all of its 100 years with a gala Saturday night in Baltimore. | | | |
No. 17 Maryland had its worst start of the season and never recovered in Wednesday's 78-61 loss at Penn State. | | | |
And when you hear the ambitions of America's youth, you feel a sense of obligation to leave them a better country. | | | |
Members of the Maryland conference of the United Methodist Church gathered at their headquarters in Fulton to hear from Bishop LaTrelle Easterling about the denomination's recent controversial decision to maintain a ban on LGBTQ clergy and on the performance of same-sex weddings. | | | |
The signs read: “Build up women, not walls,” “Our planet matters,” “Stop jailing immigrants. They pay more taxes than Trump,” “Support your sisters, not just your cis-ters” (in support of trans and non-binary rights), and “Don’t tread on me” with a snake turned into a female reproductive system. | | | |
Mississippi star D.K. Metcalf, who entered Indianapolis as a prospect heavily linked to the Ravens’ No. 22 pick, likely established himself as the class’ top wide receiver. | | | |
The Ravens finished tied for 11th in the NFL in sacks last season, but they'll need help sooner than later. | | | |
Some grumbling baseball players are talking strike this spring, but don't be fooled or misinformed. Nobody's that stupid. | | | |
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