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 Tuesday, Jul 31 Gov. Larry Hogan has used Maryland’s suites at sports stadiums to entertain family, reward state employees and honor charities — especially those focused on fighting cancer. The Republican governor also has invited executives of his private real estate business. More: Read today's eNewspaper | Listen to the news now |   | |
| Rat capades caught on video and viewed more than 500,000 times on social media come amid a declining number of vermin complaints lodged across the city since 2016. |
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| But what comes next will say a lot more about the Orioles’ direction than the rhetoric that’s accompanied this month’s maneuvering. |
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| The large amount of rain in Baltimore in July has overwhelmed the city's sewer system and led to more than 45 million gallons of sewage-contaminated rainwater flowing into the city's streams and harbor. |
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| An inmate at the Harford County Detention Center died Monday afternoon after going into cardiac arrest, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. |
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| After Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, a former Washington archbishop accused of sexual abuse, Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore on Monday praised the pope's decision and said it was an effort to "eliminate the evil of sexual abuse in our church." |
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| After Ellicott City's devastating flood, good Samaritans have come out in force, launching fundraisers and volunteering to help those affected by the flood. |
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| Baltimore’s new network of speed and red light cameras issued about $25 million in fines last fiscal year. |
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| The EEOC alleges the school’s conduct violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which protects both men and women from discrimination based on sex. |
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| Two questions loom large as Paul Manafort prepares to walk into a federal courtroom Tuesday. |
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| The store's pharmacy manager said Giant Food is closing its location in Windsor Mill on Aug. 16. All employees will be transferred to other stores, she said, and customers' pharmacy information will be retained. |
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