Parents, teachers say Baltimore school ran out of water
| | | | | | Federal immigration officials say 28 people have been arrested in Baltimore during a nationwide sweep that targeted "sanctuary" jurisdictions. | | | Read More | |
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| "Hey I wanted you to know that there is no water at the school," a teacher texted a parent. | |
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| The Baltimore Bike Share system's manufacturer has designed a new, steel anti-theft lock for the bike docks. It's been dubbed the "Baltimore lock." | |
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| A social media advertisement targeted at Baltimore in the months following the 2015 riots was likely part of a broader effort by Russia to sow discontent. | |
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| A judge is holding the state’s acting health secretary and other top officials in contempt of court, ordering them to open dozens of beds at state psychiatric hospitals by the end of the year. | |
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| Baltimore police crime scene technician pleads guilty to drug charge, resigns | |
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| Good morning! View today's Baltimore Sun eNewspaper. | |
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| Howard County's executive has tossed Columbia into the conversation as a potential site for a new Amazon headquarters. | |
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| The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded the Baltimore Police Department a $750,000 grant to “improve supervision strategies that will reduce recidivism rates,” it announced Thursday. | |
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| Ravens first-round pick Marlon Humphrey has played just 43 snaps on defense, but coaches and teammates are impressed. | |
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