Richard B.C. Tucker, who helped develop modern lacrosse stick, dies
Richard B.C. Tucker, a plastics expert who revolutionized lacrosse stick manufacturing and founded STX LLC, died June 22 at his Roland Park home. He was 95.
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Russell V. Kelley Jr., Morgan State biology professor who founded science fair, dies
Russell V. Kelley Jr., a Morgan State University biology professor who created a science fair for high school students, died July 29 at Roland Park Place. He was 89.
Gwynns Falls and Leakin Park advocates ask for help planning future
Why is Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park off-putting to some? It's overgrown, trashed by illegal dumping and has a sordid reputation. Park advocates are looking for help.
Gene Oishi, former Sun reporter who was interned in Japanese camp, dies
Gene Oishi, a former Sun correspondent who made Maryland political history, died of cancer. He was 91.
Konstantina ‘Connie’ Ambridge, family matriarch and Hopkins fundraiser, dies at 103
Konstantina 'Connie' Ambridge died of heart failure July 19 at Brightview Perry Hall. She was 103.
Peter Max Zimmerman, peopleās counsel for Baltimore County, dies
Peter Max Zimmerman, peopleās counsel for Baltimore County who specialized in zoning issues, died July 15 at a friend's home in Midland, Michigan. He was 77.
Bryan Cooper’s long ride through Baltimore neighborhoods operating buses, light rail cars and streetcars
Bryan Cooper has crossed every neighborhood in Baltimore a couple of times a day during his long career hauling passengers.
Shirley Armstrong Hall, Baltimore County Schools principal who read WWII news to downtown shoppers, dies at 100
Shirley Armstrong Hall, a Baltimore County Schools principal who issued World War II news reports to downtown shoppers, died July 15 at the Maples of Stoneleigh, an assisted living facility....
Randall Gleason ‘Randy’ Herbert, construction coordinator for ‘The Wire,’ dies
Randall Gleason "Randy" Herbert, a construction coordinator for "The Wire" crime series andĀ past Baltimore City Fair chair, died June 20 at his Seton Hill home. He was 75.
Retro Baltimore: Maryland’s history of political campaign violence goes back to Lincoln
It was a warm and pleasant May afternoon in 1972 when Alabama Gov. George Wallace arrived at the Laurel Shopping Center on a campaign swing through Maryland just before the...