‘The Jamie Raskin Oratorio’ tells the story of a local hero, premieres Saturday
During six weeks in 2021, U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin lost his adult son to suicide. He came perilously close to forfeiting his own life when he was swept up in...
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Baltimore Hilton Hotel workers launch one-day strike on Labor Day
More than 200 Baltimore hotel workers went on strike Monday for one day, protesting wages and working conditions at the city-owned hotel.
5 times Wes Moore failed to correct misstatements about his background
As a U.S. Army veteran, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is familiar with being in the crosshairs, but perhaps not quite like this.
Hot property: $4.5M home offers sunset views over the Severn River in Arundel
Waterfront home on the Severn River with a private pier, sand beach and swimming pool was made for entertaining.
Author (and Stephen King collaborator) Richard Chizmar writes horror novels that celebrate life
Bel Air resident Richard Chizmar has published six novels - including two with Stephen King. His seventh novel will be released in October.
Nancy Pelosi visits Baltimore’s Pratt Library for a campaign rally, err, book tour
Baltimore-born Nancy Pelosi came to the Central Enoch Pratt Free Library on Thursday night for what was described as a book tour, but ended up holding what amounted to a...
Ellicott City home features a curving, three-level indoor slide
While this Ellicott City home is unique by any measure, the main conversation piece will be the curving, custom-built interior slide.
Artscape indoors? Baltimore officials consider changes after wet weekend weather derailed headline concerts
"If there is any lesson that I have learned from this year, it is to plan for the Plan B," said Rachel Graham
The economics of Artscape: Can the outdoor arts festival bounce back after COVID?
Rebounding from the pandemic, a year of mismanagement and Tropical Storm Ophelia, Artscape sets modest economic goals for the 2024 festival.
Lincoln’s eyeglasses, 1880s Orioles baseball card among treasures on view at Library of Congress exhibit funded by David Rubenstein
For centuries, they were locked away. Now, Lincoln's spectacles, an 1880s Orioles baseball card and a crystal flute saved by Dolley Madison are among other treasures on public view at...