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Placed on leave, University of Maryland's Durkin continued to advise football team through assistant coaches

Former Maryland football coach DJ Durkin continued to communicate with assistant coaches and develop game plans for the team after being placed on administrative leave, sources say.

Man shouts 'Heil Hitler, Heil Trump' during intermission of Baltimore performance of 'Fiddler on the Roof'

A man shouted a pro-Nazi and pro-Trump salute during a performance of “Fiddler on the Roof” at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre on Wednesday night. Audience members feared the worst was about to happen.

Baltimore County eyes stiffer fines for red light violators, evaluation of more sites for speed cameras

Baltimore County is considering an 11-year, $21 million contract for its red light and speed cameras.

After years of promises, some residents finally return to their East Baltimore neighborhood. Can it rebound?

Suzane Robert's family home was taken as part of a revitalization effort near Johns Hopkins Hospital, and more than a decade later she is reclaiming it and the life she once had.

Staff picks for Sunday's Ravens-Bengals game

Who will win the Ravens-Bengals game on Sunday?

Tyrrell Pigrome's time has come again as Maryland's quarterback, this time for injured Kasim Hill

More than a year after a knee injury cost him his season and his starting job, Maryland quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome is getting another chance as he replaces injured teammate Kasim Hill for Saturday's game against No. 10 Ohio State.

Chicago woman who went missing in Baltimore is safe at home, police say

A 32-year-old Chicago woman who went missing in Baltimore this week after attending a conference has been found safe, police say.

Tourists spent $17 billion in Baltimore last year (and why were the streets filled with New Yorkers?)

Tourists spent more than $17 billion in Baltimore last year — and many visitors came from New York, according to numbers released by the Maryland Department of Commerce on Wednesday.

Nonprofit points to Maryland Unger cases as proof oldest prisoners should be set free

In the past six years, nearly 200 prisoners, mostly geriatric men convicted of rape and murder, have been set free in Maryland. Only one of them has been arrested again, found researchers for the Justice Policy Institute.