Unfounded rumors of a suicide attempt at the Naval Academy and the response from higher up echoed a question the midshipmen have been asking as they returned to the academy for an academic year changed by the coronavirus pandemic. Mids find themselves isolated, with some testing positive for COVID-19, and are asking why were they brought back?

The house was at the center of an acrimonious fight for its preservation that pitted different sides of Calloway's family against one another.

The Ravens on Sunday announced their 16-man practice squad after Saturday's roster cutdown to 53 players.

Homicide detectives were investigating a quadruple shooting in West Baltimore, one of at least two shooting incidents reported Saturday night.

Students for Life of America said it joined with The Frederick Douglass Foundation to organize the painting.

With Kentucky Derby winner Authentic and runner-up Tiz the Law both targeting the Preakness Stakes, the Oct. 3 race could have the strongest field of a reordered Triple Crown series.

Westminster resident Michele Heim has lost over 300 pounds after a gastric bypass surgery and has since changed her life around.

Old phone and cable wires, some of them no longer in use, loom as ugly and depressing symbols of neglect and corporate indifference to rowhouse owners and renters all over Baltimore. The dormant wires have been there for years, and no one seems to know what to do about them.

Haagenson and over 85,000 other Anne Arundel County Public Schools students will begin the 2020 to 2021 school year online Tuesday and to do so, students and parents have begun preparing spaces at home to recreate a classroom experience to keep the same environment in school — at home.

Dozens of students at Maryland universities have been temporarily suspended for allegedly violating COVID-19 restrictions.