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 Saturday, Jul 14 There was always something special about a summer night in Baltimore of the mid-1950s. |   | |
| A little more than two years later, Melvin Townes is ready to talk about the night that he says a Baltimore police officer slammed the then-16-year-old to the ground, put a knee on his back and struck him repeatedly. |
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| The World Cup third-place game is Saturday, with the final to be played between France and Croatia on Sunday. |
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| A private vendor going out of business could mean that people who receive government aid to buy food would no longer be able to use it at farmers markets. |
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| The FBI investigates whether a Maryland "computer glitch" that might have wiped as many as 80,000 voters off election rolls for last month's primary was part of Russia's alleged hacking of U.S. elections. |
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| A Baltimore Police detective has been suspended after a Harford County judge issued an order barring him from carrying a gun after his children's mother leveled allegations of domestic violence and child abuse. |
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| Homes in Baltimore are selling faster than they have been in a decade, and often for more of the asking price. The indicators reflect a regional housing market that is heating up as household incomes and jobs grow. |
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| Gov. Larry Hogan's business dealings have drawn criticism from Democrats, who have sought to tie Hogan to President Donald Trump, and renewed a debate about the lengths to which businessmen-turned-politicians should wall themselves off from their private enterprises. |
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| The rise of fast fashion, cheap yet fashionable clothing that people wear and discard, has helped fuel a sustainable-apparel movement that's beginning to be embraced by retailers and shoppers. |
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