Two shot, one fatally, in Baltimore as 2020 homicide count ticks upward
Two men were shot, one fatally, in Baltimore on Wednesday, the latest instances of violence reported as the city’s yearly homicide count ticks upward.
View ArticleThings to do in Baltimore and online Dec. 11-17
On a mission to bring some joy to your Covid December? Luckily there are numerous virtual and pandemic-safe events to help capture that holiday feeling even in 2020.
View Article‘Challenge the darkness’: Pandemic-friendly Hanukkah celebrations a bright...
Just as the pandemic prompted modified celebrations of the High Holy Days in the fall, the traditions that usually come along with Hanukkah may look a little different this year.
View ArticleHoliday Hope nears $50K in funds raised for five Carroll County nonprofits
Nearly $50,000 has been raised for Holiday Hope after 18 new donations were processed Wednesday.
View ArticleWinters Mill junior on a mission: Lucinda Diehl defied odds to become...
Lucinda Diehl, a junior at Winters Mill High School, made it her mission to enter the law field and become a member of the U.S. Senate representing Maryland. Her ambition led her to being selected as...
View ArticleRetro Baltimore: ‘The greatest game ever?’ Maybe not ...
For decades, the Baltimore Colts’ first NFL championship — a 23-17 win over the New York Giants in sudden-death overtime in 1958 — has been touted in football as “the greatest game ever played.” The...
View ArticleReceiver Dontay Demus Jr. starting to show the consistency he has craved for...
An offseason devoted to developing into a dependable target is paying dividends for the junior wide receiver, who leads the Terps in receptions, yards and touchdown catches.
View ArticleTale of two trees: West Annapolis residents, alderman trying to save two...
The two large mature trees, one a chestnut oak and the other a pin oak, are located at 101-103 Annapolis Street, the site of a planned mixed-use development project currently before the Annapolis...
View ArticleAnnual Howard County Holiday House Tour goes virtual with interactive...
This year’s Holiday House Tour is going to be a little bit different after the Howard County Historical Society decided to go virtual because of the global coronavirus pandemic.
View ArticleAs Orioles enter Rule 5 draft seeking more talent, last year’s picks loom as...
The Orioles returned their two Rule 5 draftees, right-handers Brandon Bailey and Michael Rucker, to their original organizations a week before the pandemic shut down the sport. The shortened season and...
View ArticleAnne Arundel synagogues aim to bring light during coronavirus pandemic with...
Hanukkah is the Jewish holiday that celebrates the Maccabees’ victory over Seleucid Army, an unexpected, but costly, a military achievement given the size difference of the two armies.
View ArticleBaltimore’s new restaurant restrictions a blow to owners who invested in...
Restaurant owners faced new coronavirus restrictions from Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott that will shut down all indoor and outdoor dining in the city starting Friday at 5 p.m.
View ArticleAmerican submarine discovered off Ocean City coast
The wreckage of an American submarine, submerged into the depths of the ocean in 1936, has likely been discovered off the coast of Ocean City by a company that salvages shipwrecks.
View ArticleCarroll County special education teachers concerned about risks associated...
Two Carroll County schools teachers said there should be no in-person special education learning because of the risk it poses to students and teachers alike.
View ArticleRavens are road favorites vs. Browns in ‘Monday Night Football’ matchup, but...
After ending a three-game losing streak Tuesday with a win over the Cowboys, the Ravens are one-point favorites over Cleveland.
View ArticleGroup shoots 14-year-old in Glen Burnie Wednesday night, Anne Arundel police say
A group of people shot a 14-year-old when he left a residence Wednesday night in Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel County police said.
View ArticleThese businesses in Anne Arundel County have closed since the start of the...
Some businesses in the Annapolis area and across Anne Arundel County have announced closures since the coronavirus pandemic began in March. Know of a business that closed? Send us a note at...
View ArticleMaryland men’s basketball’s high-powered offense comes to a screeching halt...
In Maryland’s first test of the season against a Power Five program, it came up short, struggling to maintain the offensive output from its first four games.
View ArticleHave you lost a loved one to coronavirus? We invite you to share their stories.
As we near the end of 2020, The Baltimore Sun is looking to memorialize those who have died from coronavirus in the Baltimore area or who have connections to our region.
View ArticleTwo weeks after Thanksgiving, Maryland reports second-highest daily...
Two weeks after Thanksgiving, Maryland reported its second-highest daily total ever for new coronavirus cases, 3,202, and 49 deaths tied to COVID-19.
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