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School officials, charter leaders at odds over funding
Charter schools to receive more per-pupil funding than traditional schools in city system budget
Charter schools to receive more per-pupil funding than traditional schools in city system budget
Justice has eluded Ronnell Doughty, perhaps even failed him after he suffered lead poisoning as a child.
Better watch what you say if you're planning a night of boozy revelry at the venerable Mount Royal Tavern.
Happy birthday to, well, us! Celebrate our first 174 years by browsing through our coverage.
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May 24th : 6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. (Chef Antonio Baines of Tapas Teatro on rockfish)
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Census 2010 for MarylandOver past decade, population grew far more diverse, while growth dramatically slowed in once-booming counties |
Harbor pollutionA movement is under way to purge the 300 years of trash, bacteria and toxic pollution that have long infected the city's heart |
Rape investigations questionedBaltimore has recorded the highest percentage of rape cases that officers conclude are false or baseless of any city in the country |
An unidentified man found in Sandtown-Winchester late Saturday night was pronounced dead soon...
Baltimore firefighters who staff Truck Co. 1 have received a commendation from the department for...
On the evening of May 6, 1958, a baggage car with fancy thoroughbred cargo arrived at the old...
Assistant State's Attorney Michelle Martin — who recently tried three city police officers...
A 17-year-old girl died and two other teenagers suffered critical injuries after a stolen car in...
A 69-year-old man died Thursday night after he was struck by a car while walking across a South...
Seventy-year-old William Turley and his two children — Donald Turley, 53; and Christina Turley...
In his will, William Donald Schaefer left money and mementos to his most loyal friends and...
For 40 years, the place for Baltimoreans to go to get a driver's license or return license plates in...
Two men have been arrested and charged in a failed firebombing at a South Baltimore home where a 2-...
Kelly Belk rarely travels beyond Fells Point, where she lives, and Hampden, where she works. But...
As Stanley Dunham neared the end of a 15-year sentence for attempted murder, prison officials had...
The law firm of Miles & Stockbridge said Thursday that it will move its Baltimore office to...
A 19-year-old South Baltimore high school student was fatally shot Thursday afternoon in Brooklyn,...
By now, Georganne Hale has seen it all at the Preakness — so much so that the only thing she...
A retired Baltimore priest accused last year of sexually abusing a young female parishioner over...
William Thomas doesn't want anyone to pity him, and he doesn't want to spend his life feeling...
Employment, increased funding for youth programs and a living wage were a few of the reforms city...
Workers began to knock down five long-vacant rowhouses in Northeast Baltimore's Woodbourne-McCabe...
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake says she is thrilled about the opening Thursday of...
Artifacts from attacks form tribute to 63 Marylanders who died
Two influential groups are advising Constellation Energy shareholders to vote against the...
So you got left out of William Donald Schaefer’s will, too? What are we, chopped liver?
In the week since it threatened to shut down Baltimore food trucks, City Hall has done little to...
Baltimore public works crews stopped an overflow from a clogged sewer line Wednesday morning that...
William Donald Schaefer's ability to surprise, delight and confound was on display again Tuesday...
An 11-year-old student at Collington Square Elementary/Middle School was shot in the chest with a BB...
Members of a statewide coalition formed after the death of a 12-year-old boy from Prince George's...
Circuit Court judge sets trial date of Aug. 9 for actress
Baltimore police are warning elderly residents about a Social Security scheme.
The Baltimore Sun turns 174 years old today, and I sure hope that means cake and ice cream in the...
Students not accepted by four-year colleges not allowed to walk across the stage
Baltimore rescuers were searching Monday night for a man they think lowered himself into the...