Maryland veterans divided over gravity of Gov. Wes Moore’s false Bronze Star claim
Both military tradition and federal law make it clear that claiming military honors one did not earn is a serious violation of protocol.
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Maryland gives CSX tentative permit to keep operating controversial Curtis Bay Coal Piers
"I hope I'm wrong, but I think they’re going to continue to play their dirty game at the expense of this community," said David Jones.
Historic nuclear-powered ship now open to new ownership, possible move from Baltimore
You, too, might be able to own a 596-foot-long, nuclear-powered floating time capsule that has been visited by a million and a half people.
‘God has been protecting me’: O’s players share their faith at postgame Camden Yards event
Orioles players take part in the team's first Faith Night, sharing testimony before roughly 6,000 fans after Tuesday night's game.
Orioles players to take part in first Faith Night on Tuesday at Camden Yards
The roster of Orioles players could change, but those present are expected to share thoughts about their faith lives with fans in the stands.
Black War of 1812 soldier named veteran in good standing 152 years after his death
A Black man who served in the Maryland State Militia during the War of 1812 and was long denied the military recognition most soldiers in his situation were granted has...
Leaders of Black Catholic church seek to buy building before Baltimore Archdiocese shutters it
A committee of members of St. Ann's Catholic Church, a parish in the East Baltimore-Midway neighborhood, is proposing to purchase the massive Gothic building that has been its home for...
Congregants call for more police presence around Baltimore church where man was killed
Some Baltimore churches struggle with balancing their faith's demand to aid "the least and the lost" with protecting parishioners from violence and other crimes.
Baltimore-area Catholics say national congress will be a springboard to change
Many of the pilgrims intended to heed the call from the bishops and others onstage to go home and share the feeling of revival they'd experienced.
Group honors Black veteran of War of 1812 with headstone U.S. government denied him
"Is a person in the VA discriminating against Blacks? I can’t say that. But whether they recognize it or not, if their policies are what they’ve told us, that’s certainly...