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 As the Healthy Holly continues to unfold, with seemingly daily revelations of another institution ensnared in what some see as a pay-to-play scheme by author and Mayor Catherine Pugh, residents and businesses say it is them rather than politicians who will pull the city through the crisis. |   | |
 A man and woman accused in the killing of a South Baltimore bartender in 2017 were convicted by jurors on Friday. | | | |
 The head of the Baltimore Police Department’s recruitment section has been suspended, a department spokesman said Friday. | | | |
 A third federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census, ruling Friday that it poses a "substantial risk" of undercounting Hispanics and non-citizens. | | | |
 Maryland health officials confirmed Friday that the state has logged its first case of measles, a highly contagious viral infection that has been spreading in several other states in numbers not seen in decades. | | | |
 After a welfare check, Carroll County animal control workers discovered dozens of dogs, about a third of which had died, inside a residence near Hampstead on Friday. | | | |
 The Maryland House of Delegates has revived a proposal to mandate that half the state's energy come from renewable sources. But it wasn't clear if the legislation could move through the General Assembly before it adjourns. | | | |
 The Maryland Senate is advancing a plan that would allow The Stronach Group to use state bonds to pay for upgrades at horseracing facilities in Laurel and Bowie — provided the company makes progress on redeveloping Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course, with or without racing there. | | | |
 The Maryland State Fair has announced it’s 2019 Live! On Track! Concert Series and it will include shows by new and classic artists, and will also feature a local musician. | | | |
 There was a time in Baltimore when a functioning ballpark once fit into two neighborhood blocks. | | | |
 The Colonial Athletic Association’s 2018 Offensive Player of the Year in football, Flacco has started 19 games for the Tigers baseball team and has nine runs and five RBIs in a round of competitive baseball for the first time in five years. | | | |
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