2023 statute of limitations law opens Maryland to liability in thousands of child sex abuse lawsuits
Thousands of sex abuse cases could leave Maryland taxpayers responsible for $3 billion in payouts after a 2023 law opened the door to claims.
A judge sentenced a former Baltimore City employee after he pleaded guilty to accepting bribes and acquiring a fraudulent ...
As explained during Thursday’s #PFTPM, more than a few teams are currently angling for a new stadium. The Ravens, who still play in the building that lured them from Cleveland 27 years ago, are in the ...
Two men, both in the seventies, have been charged in two separate "road rage" incidents, involving guns. The first was ...
Another former member of the Baltimore Police Department shared allegations of corruption and misconduct in a court filing ...
Maryland ICE Director Matthew Elliston said he has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to take action against Prince ...
Sophomore guard Bella McLaughlin (12) dribbles the ball during a home game against Loyola on Feb. 1. Boston University’s ...
Thousands of sex abuse cases could leave Maryland taxpayers responsible for $3 billion in payouts after a 2023 law opened the ...
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Hosted on MSNCold, snowy weather brings more potholesThe cold weather this winter has created potholes around the Baltimore area, and crews are working as best they can to patch ...
A big Baltimore Ravens fan won seats to see her favorite team play for the next two decades, Maryland lottery officials said.
The Six Triple Eight, a military battalion made up of 855 Black women during World War II, included 19 from Maryland.
Joseph Gillespie fraudulently obtained more than $143,000 in federal COVID relief funds and pocketed $250,000 in a decade-long scheme to eliminate Baltimore residents’ property taxes and water bills.
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