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A Baltimore teenager was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter Thursday in the deadly shooting of a baseball bat-wielding driver who approached youths washing windshields at a busy downtown intersection last summer

Washington, D.C., and Baltimore set to experience the hottest weather in years as heat emergency warnings are issued.

Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. gave back to the community by hosting a youth football camp

Social media users shared a range of false claims this week

Anthony McCarthy, a regular around Baltimore City Hall and veteran of numerous political campaigns, sat in a circle of reverends in Ellicott City Wednesday evening. They prayed over him as his eyes welled with tears.

BALTIMORE — When Dean Kremer jogged out to the Camden Yards mound Wednesday, he did so just past the five-year anniversary of when the team he was about to face traded him to the Orioles.

A Maryland official on a powerful state board says there’s “too much foot-dragging” between the Maryland Stadium Authority and the Baltimore Orioles to renew the team’s lease at Camden Yards

Federal investigators probing the death of a CSX employee last month at the Seagirt Marine Terminal in Southeast Baltimore said Tuesday the conductor trainee had lost his footing while “shoving” the railcars around a curve.

Baltimore has one of the highest rates of Alzheimer’s disease in the country and Maryland has the highest rate among states, according to an analysis published in the Alzheimer’s Association’s online journal.

BALTIMORE — As far as textbook wins go, the Dodgers performance Tuesday was pretty close.