Baltimore faces another hot, humid day with afternoon thunderstorms before a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend arrives.

From a Constitution Day talk in colonial McDowell Hall to a Grammy-nominated vocal group's anniversary concert, the free series runs through December.

Two swastikas sat unnoticed near the bus loop at Phelps Luck Elementary until August 26, weeks after classes resumed.

A&Y Grocery Store sits directly across from Green Street Academy, a school that has weathered gun violence before.

AFSCME drops its lawsuit as USM agrees to fund raises for 6,000-plus campus workers — but fights over eliminated jobs continue.

Annapolis and Lanham hospitals scrambled to restore systems after a cybersecurity incident knocked patient portals offline this week.

A minor faces eight counts, including manslaughter, after a Ford F-250 flipped into Little Pipe Creek and killed two Francis Scott Key High School students.

The teen was shot around 8:40 p.m. Tuesday; police in Capitol Heights say they have no suspect or motive so far.

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield claims a Hagerstown group-home operator is riding on its brand — and it wants a court to shut the name down.

A 65-year-old man was airlifted in critical condition after his brother allegedly shot him following a fight on Sharilynn Drive.

Crime lab techs combed a bus stop at Argonne and McCallum drives as an ambulance left the scene, just blocks from BPD's Northeastern District station.

John Amare of Damascus is held without bond after a box truck flipped in the median near Morgan Station Road, killing Havre de Grace passenger Sakee Ali Davis.

AYC members meet September 14 to weigh a purchase that would fold a public fuel dock and 90 slips into club property.