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BALTIMORE -- Growing up in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood in the 1950s, Maria Kaczaniuk embraced her Ukrainian heritage, learning to embroider traditional dresses and pillows, dance in the Ukrainian style and cook Ukrainian food. When she married a fellow Ukrainian American in Baltimore, they spoke to their children in Ukrainian at…

Federal prosecutors have filed a superseding indictment against Baltimore’s top prosecutor over charges that she made false statements on financial documents to take money from her retirement savings and purchase two Florida vacation homes

BALTIMORE — The U.S. Attorney’s Office filed a superseding indictment against Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby on Thursday afternoon with new details about Mosby’s alleged fraud.

BALTIMORE — Evidence in the murder case against Adnan Syed could get a new look with the support of Baltimore prosecutors, marking the latest development in a two-decade legal saga that gripped the nation after it was highlighted in the hit podcast “Serial.”

Cornerback Tavon Young sent a farewell message to Baltimore on Twitter after being released

BALTIMORE — The Ravens’ 2018 draft class was special, and even as rookies, they seemed to know it. Their first year in Baltimore, the Ravens claimed their first AFC North title since 2012. A year later, the team won a franchise-record 14 games. Offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr., one of…

BALTIMORE — A Maryland man who was the first person to receive a transplanted pig heart died Tuesday, two months after the groundbreaking surgery at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

BALTIMORE— Cuando Emily Johanson perdió su teléfono el mes pasado mientras corría hacia una clase de ejercicio en Movement Lab de Remington, en Baltimore, su compañía telefónica y la empresa que lo fabricó le dijeron que la única opción para recuperarlo sería ponerse en contacto con las fuerzas policiales.