Mercy Medical Center's Armando Sardi and his colleagues led the 16th annual HEAT IT TO BEAT IT event held at West Covington Park in Baltimore.

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A Senate investigation uncovered reports of medical neglect and poor conditions in immigration detention centers, including ...

After a nearly five-month pause, child sexual abuse cases brought under the Child Victims Act resumed Friday in Baltimore ...

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson said his chamber will not advance a bill to implement midcycle congressional ...

Maryland School for the Blind recently held a groundbreaking ceremony that commenced a $65.5 million renovation project.

Two journalists were removed from Hyattsville immigration court amid a federal shutdown, raising concerns over press access ...

Before the indictments by Donald Trump’s chosen criminal prosecutor Lindsey Halligan stole the spotlight in the New World of ...

U.S. home turnover fell to its lowest rate in nearly 30 years as high mortgage rates, job cuts, and economic uncertainty keep ...

A jury convicted an Illinois sheriff’s deputy of second-degree murder, a lesser charge, in the shooting death of Sonya Massey ...

Black and Hispanic patients pay more for maternity care than white patients, a Maryland-linked study finds, as states push to ...

Supporters gathered in Baltimore to reaffirm their support for the benefits of the US Wind project proposed off of the coast of Ocean City.