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.

Reader commentary: Americans deserve to be fully informed on history of slavery and lynchings without politicians getting in the way.

Use of tanning beds nearly triples the risk of developing melanoma, and it also damages the DNA of skin cells across the body, according to a study from Northwestern Medicine.

Edgewater favorite Black Market Bakers has finally made it downtown with the opening of its location on West Street on Friday.

Evita Duffy-Alfonso, pregnant daughter of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, shared a lengthy complaint against TSA agents on social media this past week, accusing them of being passive-aggressive and rude after she requested to receive a pat-down instead of the body scanner out of concern for the health of her unborn child.

Bartenders are creating bold, layered drinks with theatrical glassware and playful twists.

Four moderate Republicans in the House sided with Democrats and signed onto a discharge petition to force consideration of a clean three-year extension of the enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits, due to expire Dec. 31. A vote must wait, though, and it's likely in the second week of January if not later.

A new Gallup survey showed just 29% of people rated their mental health or emotional well-being as "excellent," with 72% rating it as at least "good."Both are new lows in Gallup tracking going back nearly a quarter of a century. The trend line took a clear drop between 2019 and 2020.Before the pandemic, 43% of people said they had excellent mental health.

In Baltimore,the bird count is particularly important. A lot of people don't realize urban environments are important for birds too, especially our city parks.

Plaintiffs in a California case were accused of submitting an AI-generated deepfake video as testimony. One expert argues that courts must adapt quickly or risk a future in which tech-savvy bad actors exploit deepfakes faster than courts can identify them, undermining the very system Americans rely on to deliver truth.

Derrick Henry has built a reputation on late-season dominance. The numbers support it. Will the Ravens rely on him?

Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin has previously ensured the report on the 2024 election results would be released. Guess what isn't being released? The full audit of the Democratic national political strategy during the 2024 election.

The Ravens' face a step up in competition when the 11-win Patriots come to Baltimore on Sunday night. Who has the edge?

The Social Security trust fund for retirees is projected to become insolvent in 2033. Wwithout action, Social Security retirement benefits are on course for a 23% cut in less than a decade. A new Cato Institute poll shows different generations disagree about reforms to the system.

Calvert Hall graduate Michael Nwosu has lived up to his All-America accolades as Johns Hopkins' starting left tackle.

Heres how The Baltimore Sun sports staff views the outcome of Sunday's Week 16 game between the Ravens and Patriots in Baltimore.

Pete Alonso is now the starting first baseman for the Orioles. What does that mean for Ryan Mountcastle and Coby Mayo?

The Ravens' home record has been a disappointment. But a win Sunday would give the fans plenty to cheer for, Josh Tolentino writes.

The Baltimore region could head into the weekend on a cooler, calmer note after a bout of rain and strong winds Thursday.

Human Services Programs of Carroll County was incorporated in 1987 as a way to fill gaps in services especially when it came to housing. It offers 17 support services for residents of Carroll County.

Roman Hemby, an Edgewood native, said he was "urged" to leave the Maryland football program. He's now the leading rusher at No. 1 Indiana.

Federal authorities are searching for a Rockville man charged with ambushing and stabbing his ex-girlfriend outside her Silver Spring apartment in April.

Teo Miranda-Moreno, a Maryland freshman at Brown University, recounts hiding for hours during a deadly campus mass shooting that killed two students, including a close friend.

A $2.3 million home in one of Marylands wealthiest neighborhoods has become the latest test of the states ability to respond to squatting.