Here’s how Maryland jurisdictions are handling the academic school year amid...
Maryland counties are announcing and revising plans and guidelines for holding classes while containing the spread of coronavirus.
View ArticleHundreds of Howard educators participate in drive-in rally to protest school...
Hundreds of Howard County educators participated in a drive-in rally Tuesday evening to protest the school system hybrid learning plan set to begin March 1.
View ArticleAnne Arundel Board of Education approves funding for Old Mill West High...
The Board of Education approved a $234.5 million capital budget for fiscal year 2022 Tuesday evening, which will pay for physical improvements and upkeep at schools throughout the county.
View ArticleBaltimore Sun Media poised to be acquired by nonprofit from Tribune Publishing
Returning The Baltimore Sun to Maryland hands, the state’s largest newspaper and its affiliates are poised to be acquired by a nonprofit formed by businessman and philanthropist Stewart Bainum Jr. that...
View ArticleMount St. Mary’s men’s basketball wilts against surging Wagner, 61-39, ending...
The Mountaineers produced their lowest scoring output in almost seven years and absorbed their worst loss in almost two seasons in the first game of a back-to-back series with the Seahawks.
View ArticleMaryland men’s basketball overcomes mistakes for 64-50 win over Nebraska in...
The victory marks consecutive wins in conference play for Maryland for the first time this season.
View ArticleMorgan State University, other HBCUs to receive more than $650,000 in grants...
Morgan State University and several other historically Black colleges and universities will receive more than $650,000 in grants to preserve their campuses as part of a new initiative announced Tuesday.
View ArticleBiden town hall defined by his respect, empathy and kindness toward...
I’ll take the empathy and respect for citizens that Joe Biden displayed in his CNN town hall any night of the week over the loudmouthed, act-like-you-know TV style of his predecessor.
View ArticleBernard Lown, a Johns Hopkins-trained cardiologist and anti-war activist,...
Dr. Bernard Lown, a Johns Hopkins University-trained Massachusetts cardiologist who invented the first reliable heart defibrillator and later co-founded an anti-nuclear war group that was awarded a...
View ArticleMaryland sending far more COVID vaccine to Six Flags in Prince George’s...
The two sites together receive about 16,000 doses a week. About 2,000 people have been getting vaccinated each day at Six Flags America in Bowie, while about 400 people have been rolling up their...
View Article‘It really is different’: Baltimore Catholic League celebrates 50 years of...
The league’s star players, legendary coaches and historic teams are well-documented. However, it’s the camaraderie and memories — now a half-century’s worth — that prove to be the storied league’s...
View ArticleAfter forced separations at border, migrant families in the Baltimore area...
They were taken from their children in the middle of the night and didn't see their sons or daughters for weeks or months. Now, these migrant families who were forcibly separated at the border under a...
View ArticleLegislation to limit, restrict school resource officers meets opposition from...
Legislation that would restrict school resource officers’ ability to work in schools and redirect their state funding toward other mental health services has been introduced into both chambers of the...
View ArticleCarryout-focused restaurants are booming in Baltimore. Here are 5 to check out.
Carryout business is booming in Baltimore with several newcomers focusing on portable, moderately priced cuisine that captures the imagination.
View ArticleHoward school board approves schedule changes, switching two full days to...
The Howard County Board of Education voted last week to switch two full school days to half days next week in order to provide educators with more time to prepare for the start of hybrid learning.
View ArticleDefense secretary ordered a stand-down to discuss extremism. Maryland...
Maryland military installations are waiting for details on the Department of Defense-issued stand down order.
View ArticleWho is Stewart Bainum Jr.? Maryland-raised businessman whose nonprofit is in...
Stewart Bainum Jr., who founded the nonprofit poised to buy The Baltimore Sun, is a Montgomery County-raised businessman who has also been active in Maryland politics and philanthropy.
View ArticleBreaking down the new Orioles pitchers at spring training camp and how they...
Here’s a breakdown of all the newcomers the Orioles will have on the mounds in Sarasota, Florida, this week, and where they fit into the short- and long-term mix in the organization.
View ArticleRavens position review: Safety tandem is set for now, but depth is needed
The pairing of Chuck Clark and DeShon Elliott was not as heralded as the team’s star-studded cornerback room but was steady in a season of turbulence.
View ArticleThings to do in Baltimore and online Feb. 19 to Feb. 25
The celebration of Black History Month continues with a shopping excursion, a conference and a book reading. Take part in events both virtual and in-person.
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