Only a few states have voted on these tax breaks.

Today's constant onslaught of senseless violence shows the failure of our moral order, writes Armstrong Williams.

Its almost time to bid farewell to a few things that went hard in 2025.

Jenny McCarty's stickers for 2026 passes have gained national attention.

She could be sentenced to a maximum five years in prison.

Activists describe frequent and frightening arrests. A lawsuit alleges many arrests are unlawful.

At issue is the integrated park module, which may fail to lock into the park position.

Stocks are gaining ground on Wall Street as AI stocks like Nvidia turn higher again.

The suspect is a former Brown student and Portuguese national.

Like their blueberry, cranberry, and lingonberry cousins, huckleberries need acidic soil that drains well.

States from Oregon to Colorado are recording temperatures far above normal.

To reduce city staff workload, Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann plans to limit the number of committees looking at each piece of legislation.

A bill allows redactions for victims or ongoing investigations but not for embarrassment or politics.

Athletes who invest in training programs and grocery stores could make a real difference in struggling communities, writes Lynne Agress.

Publishers will release as many as 1 million books this year, so good luck summarizing that.

A poll finds Americans are more likely to prioritize health care than last year.

The report notes improvements in food security and nutrition following an October ceasefire.

A fight at a Jessup McDonald's early Friday morning resulted in one man being critically injured.

Existing home sales rose 0.5% in last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.13 million units.

Here come the Epstein files.

Reader commentary: Want to reduce health care costs? Squeeze insurers, not our outstanding medical professionals.

Baltimore residents are feeling safer in their neighborhoods than they did just a few years ago, but optimism that surfaced last year surrounding food access, government trust and affordability appears to be fading, according to a Johns Hopkins University survey released Friday.

A Westminster man is set to serve six years in prison for nearly hitting two officers with his vehicle last spring.

A three-vehicle crash on Thursday night in Woodlawn resulted in the death of a pedestrian, as well as the injuries of another pedestrian and a driver.

For this list, were thinking outside the sock.