Through May, record number of killings in Baltimore | O.C. beachgoers urged to avo id mounds of washed-up grass

Baltimore city school administrators will layoff 115 people Thursday, including 21 people who work as librarians or school counselors and 24 assistant principals, the district has announced.

State Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks has been indicted on nine federal fraud and bribery counts in an action that supersedes the criminal charges brought against him in April.

Mounds of an invasive straw-like grass found in marshes throughout the mid-Atlantic mysteriously washed up on Ocean City beaches this week, and town officials are urging beachgoers to avoid them.

President Trump said Thursday he was withdrawing the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement, striking a major blow to worldwide efforts to combat climate change.

Baltimore Clayworks moves forward with selling its Mount Washington buildings to another nonprofit for $3.7 million.

Bill Gilmore is stepping down as executive director of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts

A Pennsylvania man was assaulted while driving through Harford County by two men driving a pickup truck flying the Confederate flag and shouting racial epithets in what Maryland State police are investigating as a possible hate crime.

Ravens cornerback Tavon Young left Thursday’s organized team activity with a knee injury, though coach John Harbaugh didn’t know the extent of its severity.

The Orioles and Red Sox have a lot to play for this weekend.