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• Loyola advances to NCAA men's lacrosse final
• Dylan Bundy finally gives up first earned runs as pro
• Maryland tops Duke to reach NCAA lacrosse championship
• Royals squeeze out runs late to beat the Orioles
• Air quality alert issued for Baltimore
• Adam Jones agrees to 6-year, $85.5M extension with Orioles
• Inner Harbor smell demonstrates bay woes to holiday visitors
• CIA acknowledges fallen Marylander worked for agency
• Man falls out of car, dies of gunshot wounds after police stop
• Lawmakers fought court rulings this year
• Clifton Mansion to be restored
• University of Maryland, Baltimore to revamp teaching on pain
• Restaurants in Maryland where you can to watch UFC#146 tonight
• Mayor donates O's skybox tickets to 27 nonprofits, schools
• Watch UFC #146 at Casey’s Bar and Restaurant tonight
• Hospice of Chesapeake moving, looks to expand services
• MLB power rankings
• Cause of death revealed in case of family members found submerged in manure pit
• Carl Stokes Calls for Biennial Agency Audits
• Jason Hammel stars in Orioles' 8-2 win over Royals
• Inmate serving murder sentence escapes
• Timonium video game maker closes, lays off 100
• Memorial Day weekend patrols stepped up after 8 are shot
• Woman attacked, cut, bitten by six women in Annapolis
• Adam Jones, Orioles negotiating long-term contract
• 2 Md. schools lead nationwide fundraising efforts to beat cancer
• Man in crash that forced office off JFX pleads guilty
• Emotions run high as Md. Army National Guard unit deploys
• Huguely defense files motion for retrial in beating death case
• 10th Annual Baltimore Kidney Walk sets new fundraising record
• Cops suspended after Bealefeld sees them drinking
• Plant idling raises concerns about future of Sparrows Point
• Harford teachers stage protest over lack or raises
• Police: Man photographed girl in Inner Harbor bathroom stall
• Officials release name of N.C. Marine found dead at Fort Meade
• Drought conditions moderating across Maryland
• Officials rule deaths in Kent Co. manure pit accidental
• Time for O's to lock up Wieters, Jones
• Harbor, stores, Orioles attract sightseeing spenders
• Boy, 16, charged with exploding bottle bombs in Aberdeen
• Baltimore County Public Library launches 'Summer Reading Club'
• Beach forecast: A nice start to summer
• Kona Grill new menu Trim menu encourages healthy eating
• Living Classrooms' BUGS Farmer’s Market was a showcase of the next generation
• Bay group warns of swimming after storms
• Of Love and Regret opening May 30 in Canton
• Craigslist robberies suspect arrested at city library
• Skeleton crew cleans up at Big Huge Games in Timonium
• Big Huge Games staffers hunt for work after mass layoff
• Md. Politics: O'Malley to appear at tea party? Can this be true?
• Grand Prix not giving up on title sponsor
• Four people cited after mailbox explosion in Aberdeen
• Hagerstown man charged with construction fraud in Va.
• Police continue to investigate spate of shootings in city
• XLHealth picks Elkridge office building for expansion
• Greene Turtle opens Annapolis restaurant; more to come
• Man chokes on bag of crack, police arrest him on drug charges
• Finksburg man faces animal cruelty charges in kitten's death
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop at Perring Parkway
• Salisbury historic group OKs furniture building's overhaul
• Two people injured in Davidsonville collision
• Homes proposed for Baltimore County conservation area
• Driver guilty in crash that killed Green Party Senate candidate
• Top of the List: Greater Baltimore fundraisers
• Your new Baltimore crab house job awaits
• Supreme Court allows criminal retrial on rejected charges
• State auctions off Kiefaber home at Balto. Co. Courthouse
• O'Malley and Gingrich square off Sunday on 'Meet the Press'
• Utility customers can defer installation of smart meters
• Senate fails to agree on how to freeze student loan rate
• Question of slot machine oversaturation plagues Md. casinos
• Friday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 84
• Door County's Julie's Park Cafe' and Motel fits all eating, traveling styles
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - May 22, 2012
• Anticipation high for wave of tourists in Ocean City
• Legislation for Metro Centre at Owings Mills withdrawn
• 3 dead, 4 injured in three separate shootings in Baltimore
• Middle River conservation land targeted for housing growth
• Man fatally shot near Loyola University in Guilford
• Kiefaber's home auctioned off by state
• Sparrows Point steel mill will close in June
• Smart meter foes can defer installation -- for now
• 145 Md. schools awarded funds to provide fresh fruit and veggies to students
• Fine coffee roasted in-house, tasty local food: Door County Coffee & Tea Co.
• Baltimore County Council approves $1.65 billion budget
• ‘Rappel for Kidney Health' at Baltimore Marriott Waterfront: June 9
• Delivery truck driver injured after hitting tree in Fallston
• Baltimore, P.G. sent most people to 'who's who' Vegas convention
• Lawsuit raises questions about coaches' responsibilities
• Hack taxi driver sentenced for rape
• Photos: Inside Ripley's Believe It or Not! Baltimore
• O'Malley to spar with Gingrich on Meet the Press
• Orioles agree with reliever J.C. Romero on minor league deal
• Oswalt could be good fit for O's
• Exelon officially rebrands Constellation with new logo
• 'Kitchen Nightmares' heading back to Cafe Hon
• Sandy Spring Bancorp sale approved by shareholders
• Maryland banks post higher profit in 1Q; lending down
• Report: Baltimore one of the best cities for recent grads
• City-owned Baltimore Hilton cash flow trending up
• Cardin School joins other area private schools in announcing new leadership
• Grand Prix of Baltimore group acquires race walls
• Fish kills reach Baltimore harbor
• Forecasters predict subdued hurricane season
• AT&T, BGE among companies ramping up veteran hiring
• Marine found dead in Fort Meade barracks
• RG Steel idling Sparrows Point mill, warns of layoffs
• Join RA Sushi for Nicky’s Week from Sunday May 27th through Saturday June 2nd
• WJZ leads the way in weekday news ratings during May sweeps
• 19-year-old California woman charged with human trafficking
• Teavolve Café & Lounge invites you to join the fight against MS on May 30th
• Towson police investigating report of sexual assault
• Woman pursues discrimination complaint against Long & Foster
• Baltimore 10th best city for recent college graduates
• 7-Eleven manager reports $6,600 in receipts taken
• Pit bull bites child in Pasadena
• Man killed in home invasion in Waverly
• Mixed-use plan drawn up for arts district in Laurel
• New poll by same-sex marriage advocates shows gains
• Memorial Day Weekend sailing destinations
• Hagerstown man arrested in construction fraud case
• 5/26-28: Chazz honors service members on Memorial Day weekend
• 5/26-28: Chazz honors service members on Memorial Day weekend
• Bodies of man, 2 sons found submerged in manure pit
• Comcast cable service disrupted to Baltimore customers
• Traffic: 6-vehicle crash on U.S. 50 west at Capital Beltway
• Sergeant who says he got PTSD after shooting speaks out
• Police search for man wanted in West Baltimore slaying
• United's merger turbulence hits elite frequent fliers
• Prince George's lawmakers upset county not on new gambling panel
• Cost of buying real estate in Maryland to rise
• Reznick Group, J.H. Cohn to move headquarters to New York post merger
• Maryland approves $161M for school construction projects
• First black Naval Academy graduate dies
• Baltimore City plans to again raise water, sewer rates
• Maryland social service agencies do poor job, new audit finds
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Mostly cloudy, some showers, high near 81
• Where Door County dried tart cherries (De-Lites) were born: Country Ovens
• Baltimore to collect household hazardous wastes
• Man fatally shot in Waverly
• First black Naval Academy graduate dies
• A Groupon dinner at Baltimore's Bluegrass Tavern
• Orioles' Brian Roberts returns to field, with Bowie
• City police officer settles lawsuit over shootings
• State approves last round of school construction projects
• Fish kills grow in algae-tainted waters
• 'Unruly' school kids cause disturbance in downtown 7-Eleven
• Odenton man guilty of exploiting mentally disabled postal worker for cash
• State agency looks at larger juvenile facilities
• City again seeks to raise water, sewer rates
• Mikulski plan for women's pay gets new push
• Group ranks Baltimore's parks 15th in nation
• Bottom of the order does damage as Red Sox beat O's
• Metro Centre could avoid regulations under Balto. Co. bill
• Towson University will receive $2 million for STEM education
• Maryvale makes alcohol awareness mandatory
• Catholics to launch national campaign with mass in Baltimore
• Baltimore man sentenced for Christmas carjacking
• Bundy promoted to High-A Frederick
• HP to lay off off 27,000 workers
• New college grads employing social media to find employment
• Maryland Science Center awards scholarships to 2 Baltimore City students
• Reznick Group, J.H. Cohn to move headquarters to New York post merger
• Roberts, Britton set for rehab assignments
• Maryland ranks fourth for least-expensive airfares
• Pair of Maryland lawmakers want voters to decide on transportation issues
• Johns Hopkins general counsel leaves for Penn State
• Pimlico spring wagering, attendance up in 2012
• Serial Baltimore robber sentenced to life in murder of Korean businessman
• Howard Bancorp begins stock sale
• Overnight JFX closures to continue
• Living Classrooms wins $1M to support jobs program for formerly incarcerated adults
• Police hunting robbers luring victims on Craigslist
• Kooper's to open in Lutherville, launch new food truck
• Bowie OKs sale of city land for Harmony Place
• Meet us at the Audubon Bird Walk
• A few thoughts about this and that
• Fine dining coming to Foster Avenue
• What’s for Breakfast?
• Dolphins just part of the experience at Aquarium
• Memorial Day observance in Canton
• Highlandtown sci-fi club gearing up for Balticon
• Raise a glass at the Pagoda: Wine tasting benefits Friends of Patterson Park
• Birds House: Baltimore Bombers
• WWII vets seeking rides
• Community Calendar: May 23 – May 31, 2012
• Southeast Crime: Surprised burglar tells homeowner, ‘Don’t worry; I am nobody’ and leaves
• South Crime: Springtime special: Burglars entering through rear windows
• 106 years of classic ice cream treats, savories now: Door County's Wilson's
• 106 years of classic ice cream treats, savories now: Door County's Wilson's
• Rockville Economic Development names director
• With Hodes out, Towson firm becomes Pessin Katz Law
• Maryland offers tax relief on debt forgiveness
• Woman seriously injured in accident in Pasadena
• MD coastal bay sea grasses take a dive
• Odenton man arrested for impersonating police officer
• Maryland open meetings course made available for public
• Snoring 911 dispatcher in Md. fell asleep on 24-hour shift
• Baltimore's park system rated 15th-best in U.S.
• Greenberg Gibbons takes to Facebook to ward off attacks on Owings Mills project
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south near Route 175
• Memorial Day weekend to kick off summer with heat, humidity
• Silver Spring Transit Center doesn't meet county code
• City bill to stop minors' liquor store purchases to get hearing
• Easton apartments bought by Buffalo-area group
• SpaceX rocket carries Maryland science project into space
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• NFL wins salary cap fight with Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys
• AOL should shut down Patch.com, dissident investor says
• City police bolster downtown presence for summer crowds
• Harborplace sets Summer 2012 concert schedule
• Foreign students snap up easy summer jobs at Americans' expense
• Baltimore Co. school board debates suspension policy
• Wednesday forecast: Patchy morning fog, cloudy, high near 80
• American Gastro-Pub adds new flavor to popular Harbor East area
• Department of Transportation Receives Award for Outstanding Project of the Year
• Roland Park makes big push to buy Baltimore Country Club land
• Brian Matusz dazzles Red Sox in Orioles' 4-1 win
• Woman sexually assaulted in downtown Annapolis
• Chamber 9th Annual Wine & Beer Tasting Held
• Suspension policy sparks Balto. Co. school board debate
• Balto. Co. man arrested on charges of impersonating officer
• Use of 'prototype' design will put Mays Chapel school on fast track
• Man suspected in Aruba death charged with indecent exposure
• City schools pass 2013 budget; charters' per-pupil funding down
• Dyer sues 4 board members, claiming open meetings violation
• Greens, Libertarians launch drives to get on Md. ballot
• Breakfast on your own terms: Door County's Village Cafe'
• Owings Mills development fight takes on feel of campaign
• Oklahoma plebe grabs dixie cup in Naval Academy's Herndon climb
• Injury prevention laws save lives, report shows
• Former Maryland public defender chief loses challenge to firing
• Bill includes $43 million for Hagerstown firm
• City-owned Hilton Baltimore lost $11.5 million last year
• 6,000 fish killed in Arundel creeks
• Lori to take religious freedom message to Washington
• Harford executive withdraws employee bonus bills
• Law puts social studies back in the limelight
• Student discipline plans get mostly negative public comments
• Dundalk man busted for impersonating a police officer
• Smart meter opponents make their case to regulators
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against former BIC president
• Straight Outta Accra
• Harbor East restaurants – one chef has left and a new one has arrived
• SpaceX Dragon launches student science experiments to Int’l Space Station
• A Radical, Gentle Spirit
• Turgeon adds another player to roster
• After Patterson Park 'melee,' resident pushes for reports
• Under Armour aims to improve Baltimore communities
• Rockville Economic Development names Laurie Boyer executive director
• Murder Ink
• Sexton Rape Trial Set
• Maryland among top 10 bike-friendly states
• Memorial Day travel expected to increase 1.4% in Maryland
• Baltimore City youth ‘rep their rec’ in protest of proposed center closings
• Baltimore plans $7M renovation to Harbor East walkways, roads
• Ace Hardware to open store in former Canton factory
• Homeless man sentenced to 30 years in girlfriend's death
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• Md. law to require hotel lights to shut off automatically
• Eastern Shore real estate prices increased in April
• Reznick Group, J.H. Cohn LLP to merge
• Hagerstown official wants hearing on stadium plan
• McDonough calls for 'solutions summit' on downtown crime
• Traffic: Accident on Route 295 south at Route 195
• Frederick mulls rezoning entire city
• Cordish says casinos can't expand like Starbucks
• Two injured, one killed in Baltimore violence
• Maryland's second special session could be week of July 9
• 'Bachelor' casting call in Baltimore set for June 28 at McHenry Row
• Ross opens Prince George's Co. store
• Bel Air town employees to get 3 percent raise in FY2013
• Court denies contractor's $1.4M claim against Baltimore Co.
• Red Line funding uncertain despite O'Malley promise
• City-funded Convention Center Hotel $50M in the red
• Contemporary Museum to shut down at end of month
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Pei Wei brings cross-cultural cuisine to Annapolis
• Tuesday forecast: Cloudy, patchy fog, showers, high near 79
• O'Malley to sign tax hike, arsenic ban, ethics bill
• MHC’s Let’s Be Shore Project Captures Perspectives About Land Use, Agriculture, and Water Use On the Eastern Shore
• Orioles bullpen falters in 8-6 loss to the Red Sox
• Big city tapas in a Door County resort town: Egg Harbor's Parador
• Arundel council commends police, not chief, for drop in crime
• Judge denies contractor claim against Balto. Co.
• Maryland braces for Memorial Day travelers
• Gas pipeline raises concerns about safety, environment
• GreenMount problem-solving team to compete in Tennessee
• Sparrows Point owner considers selling plant
• From Cuban cell, Gross thanks Jewish community for support
• Contemporary Museum to suspend operations May 31
• Officer thrown from I-83 sues driver, vehicle owner
• Trucking company owner files for bankruptcy again
• Hawkins Point boating accident sends three to hospital
• Baltimore man convicted of 2006 murder of Glen Burnie dentist
• Warning against contact with water in lower Patapsco is lifted
• Police vehicle struck in one of multiple I-83 accidents
• O'Malley names panel to study gambling expansion
• Hopkins develops implantable disk for cancer pain
• Woman indicted on attempted murder charges in baby stabbing
• Couple picks up hitchhiking John Waters in Kansas
• Movie review: Battleship, 4.86 out of 10
• 'Bachelor' casting call in Baltimore set for June 28 at McHenry Row
• Third person arrested in Lutherville clinic investigation
• Thoughts on O's fast start
• RG Steel explores potential sale of Sparrows Point mill
• Grade level of congressional speech falls
• DataPoint launches campaign aimed at grabbing more client business
• War of 1812 ticket packages available for Baltimore landmarks
• Gunthers Transport owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• NBC's Preakness rating down 11 percent
• Eileen Fisher, Cheesecake Factory, Graul's hiring in Baltimore area
• Baltimore-area gas prices down 28 cents in the last month
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• Damp week expected; Tropical Storm Alberto remains at sea
• Montgomery County names interim planning director
• Pebblebrook Hotel Trust gets $50M loan from PNC Bank
• Baltimore man guilty in high school reunion stabbing
• Harford juvenile charged with arson, illegal firearms use
• Doubts raised about building Hagerstown events facility
• Demi to close, but Crush remains open
• Drug dealer drags Harford deputy with car, gets four 20-year prison terms
• Montgomery transit hub's latest delay blamed on concrete
• More homes added on new Howard County flood maps
• Man seriously injured in city house fire
• Havre de Grace man killed in Route 40 crash Sunday
• Baltimore area not a homebuyer's market for all
• Man stabbed last month in city dies of injuries
• Two sentenced to life in prison for 2007 Aberdeen murder
• City ethics disclosures show disparity in reporting gifts
• Chinese company to buy AMC theater chain
• Nasdaq 'embarrassed' over Facebook IPO
• Man, woman killed after 2-vehicle crash on BW Parkway
• Annapolis high schooler gets $1M scholarship from Gates Foundation
• Flacco to continue calling plays for First Mariner Bank
• Councilman Stokes says he has votes to kill bottle tax hike
• Area credit unions post highest volume of loans in 5 years
• Day following historic IPO, Facebook's Zuckerberg weds
• Police investigate deaths of Silver Spring couple
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• 4 boaters rescued after vessel hits piling near Key Bridge
• Monday forecast: Cloudy with showers, storms, high near 75
• Waltee's Cubs Baby Program at the Walters
• Mason Dixon Master Chef Tournament is back and seeking competitors
• Red Line funding uncertain with failure of gas tax hike
• Discount dining at Aldo’s Ristorante Italiano
• Motorcycle crash in Howard Co. kills man, 45
• Civic group targets accidents involving pedestrians
• Baltimore police car involved in crash on Walker Avenue
• Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies at age 62
• Orioles come up short against Strasburg, Nationals in 9-3 loss
• Z on TV: McDonough sticks by his 'black youth mobs' talk
• Preakness mess takes a lot of people to clean up
• Trayvon Martin's mother gets an ovation at Balto. church
• Albany shooting guard transfer Logan Aronhalt commits to the Terps
• One special session down, another to go?
• Preakness 2012 photo gallery
• Man fatally shot by Baltimore police identified
• Teen shot after late-night argument in East Baltimore
• P.G. Co. police officer charged with DUI after crash
• Baltimore fire may have been set with Molotov cocktail
• 2 security guards arrested after alleged assault on man
• A message to the blackman in Baltimore
• Kate Upton’s latest dance video direct from the MLB Fan Cave
• I'll Have Another feels fine as he prepares to leave Baltimore
• Jones, Markakis power Orioles to 6-5 win over Nationals
• Top 10 flower gardening mistakes
• I'll Have Another holds off Bodemeister to win 2012 Preakness
• Dramatic win, record attendance at Preakness
• Police kill man in Belair-Edison
• NAACP votes to support same-sex marriage
• Loyola edges Denver, 10-9, in NCAA men's lacrosse quarterfinal
• Baltimore gas station thefts net hundreds of gallons of fuel
• Maryland beats Hopkins in NCAA men's lacrosse tournament
• Mids describe smooth transition from 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
• Trees linked to less crime, research finds
• Cheese heroin suspected in student death
• What the MD General Assembly did and did not do to help vulnerable MD citizens
• Great places in Baltimore to watch the 137th Preakness Stakes
• A list of the food vendors featured at the 137th Preakness Stakes
• Two men shot in East Baltimore early Saturday, police say
• Survey says: More Americans grilling this Memorial Day
• MLB power rankings
• Associated Black Charities Announces 2012 Gala!
• Markakis leads O's to victory with home run in 11th inning
• Baltimore man arrested on child porn charges
• Owings Mills man stabs father multiple times
• Traffic stop leads to heroin bust in Annapolis
• Md. court recognizes same-sex marriages for purpose of divorce
• Civil rights leader demands apology from McDonough
• T. Rowe Price sees Facebook investment more than triple
• NASA 2012 Space Technology Research Fellowship Grant awarded to JHU student
• NASA 2012 Space Technology Research Fellowship Grant awarded to JHU student
• Rev. Marion Bascom, civil rights activist and pastor, dies at 87
• In Lingerie wins Black-Eyed Susan
• Outside G-8 summit, few protesters
• City prosecutors charge group tied to killing, shootings
• Radio host Ira Glass tells Goucher grads, 'It's normal to feel lost'
• Maryland sees biggest job loss in nation in April
• Clinical trials of new medications help create jobs in Maryland
• 'Ring of fire' eclipse is Sunday, but won't be visible in Md.
• Tee Up for a Child Golf raises over $20K for abused and neglected kids in AA Co.
• Police: Man, 19, beaten by two groups of students downtown
• Flacco to continue calling plays for First Mariner Bank
• Overnight JFX closures to continue
• Beltway baseball alive again
• Osiris becomes first company to market stem-cell therapy
• New restaurant openings in Baltimore
• Beach House addresses VW ad controversy
• Preakness 2012 and other Maryland events
• Postponed: Van Halen at 1st Mariner Arena
• Exelon executive talks Baltimore-area initiatives, sponsorships
• Columbia firm is world's first to market with stem cell drug
• Mayor wants local hiring for Baltimore superblock work
• Man robbed in restroom at Marley Station Mall
• Safe Boating Week warns of marine weather risks
• New Arundel Mills bagel shop calls NY-style water a key to quality
• Baltimore retail space leasing for about $20 per foot
• Maryland loses 6,000 jobs in April, unemployment rate up to 6.7%
• McHenry Row retail space nearly filled; apartments available
• Md. high court blocks request to reconsider DNA ruling
• University of Maryland names new public health dean
• Md.-W.Va. trail extension plans assessed
• Traffic: Accident on I-795 south near I-695
• Annular solar eclipse to occur May 20: Will Baltimoreans see it?
• Man dies of multiple gunshot wounds in Waverly
• Baltimore-area investment firms and money managers are hiring
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Sunny, high near 76
• The Mason Dixon Master Chef Tournament is back!
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Launches Baltimore City Super Summer
• Feds, police in spat over G-8 summit costs
• Trayvon Martin's mother to speak at Baltimore church
• Baltimore County cuts back on school leadership positions
• New Grand Prix chief has been a big city contractor, campaign donor
• Balto. Co. Council poised to adopt 'bare-bones budget'
• Hardy caps rally as Orioles sweep Royals with 5-3 win
• Maryland doctors probe old cases for lead exposure
• Maryland names interim labor secretary
• Under Armour to build Dunbar a new football field
• Woman, 78, scared after two close to her are shot in Baltimore
• Passenger traffic hits first-quarter record at BWI
• Candid photos of the Ravens Cheerleaders Swimsuit Calendar shoot, Part III
• Racing throughout June
• Facebook prices its stock at $38 a share for IPO
• Bail set for operators of raided Baltimore County drug clinic
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crash in Havre de Grace
• Preakness boom has restaurants, hotels catering to the A-list
• In tough job market, internships remain key
• Scott Jensen named interim Maryland labor secretary
• United Way of Central Maryland gets $1M gift from Mirmirans
• Baltimore No. 5 for tech job growth
• Saint Agnes Hospital expands cardiac services
• Photos: 2012 Preakness horses, post positions and odds
• Balancing the Baltimore budget off the backs of the people – Part I
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Thursday lunchtime lowdown
• Suspect sought in Pasadena bank robbery
• State warns about shellfish from S. Korea
• Treasury Secretary Geithner pitches bank reforms during Baltimore visit
• Seniors in the City: Trips, talks, meals and more
• Cyclists take the fast track this Sunday
• Ready for Highlandtown Wine Festival take two?
• Forget family friendly—Preakness 2012 is majoring in party
• Knish is nosh for everyone; Just about every culture has its version
• Birds House: This Good This Early?
• A second look at the to-do list
• The Yellowed Pages: Guide news from May, 1987
• Community Calendar: May 16 – May 23, 2012
• Transportation Authority, Carroll violated open meetings laws
• South Crime: Junk food junkie at large: Suspect makes off with Sour Patch Kids, Laffy Taffy, Finding Nemo cake
• Southeast Crime: Top stories: Leads sought in homicide, man fails at carjacking UPS truck
• Dew points tell tale of falling humidity
• Human Genome Sciences adopts stockholder rights plan
• BWI passenger traffic flies to record first quarter
• Life sentences for men convicted in 2007 Aberdeen murder
• Comcast launches "Xfinity Home" in Maryland today
• White Marsh Mall Boscov's returns after four-year absence
• Victoria Justice to perform at Maryland State Fair
• Treasury Secretary Geithner speaks to GBC
• Boscov's reopening store at White Marsh Mall
• Traffic: Accident at I-695 inner loop and Reisterstown Road
• Montgomery eyes lower energy, higher property taxes
• Hagerstown City Council receptive to stadium timeline
• Annapolis demands owners shore up old Riordan's building
• Drop in architecture billing suggests slowdown
• O'Malley confirms plans for second special session
• Verizon Wireless to curb unlimited data plans
• Caucasian births no longer a majority in the U.S.
• U.S. housing starts rise to annual pace of 717K in April
• Quirky film director John Waters hitchhiking in Ohio
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Joppa man, 47, dies after motorcycle accident
• Thursday forecast: Sunny, breezy, high near 75
• Chazz: A Bronx Original specials for service members
• Jones' homer in 15th gives Orioles 4-3 win over Royals
• Developers unveil plans for $100 million project in Columbia
• CDC lowers lead poisoning threshold
• Several Brooklyn homes suffer sewage backup
• General Assembly raises income tax on top 14 percent
• Very cherry: Wave Cherry Vodka
• O'Malley builds on tax-raising legacy
• Lori takes reins of Baltimore diocese
• Police instructor's email prompts probe, NAACP complaint
• Boys sentenced for roles in killing of Monae Turnage
• Baltimore Grand Prix tickets to go on sale by the end of the month
• Man fatally shot in West Baltimore
• Delegate warns of 'black youth mobs'
• Eastpoint Mall being auctioned at month's end
• Teen fight closes city Metro station, sends 2 to hospital
• Maryland's new mortgage delinquencies improve
• Legg implements new capital plan
• Preakness and other events in Md
• Baltimore police officer charged with misconduct, perjury
• City, school system partner for more summer options
• Injury updates for the O's
• NASA holding Webb telescope Q&A on Twitter
• Two charged in copper theft at Spring Grove
• Two arrested after DEA raid of Lutherville clinic
• Grand Prix of Baltimore organizers ready to tackle race
• Giant Food to open store in Perry Hall
• Maryland House passes income tax hike, teacher pension shift
• Maryland part of $45M Skechers settlement
• Giant Food signs lease for new Perry Hall store
• Job interviews: When common sense doesn't prevail
• Perry Hall Chick-Fil-A’s Mommy Son date night is on Sat June 2nd
• Havre de Grace school briefly evacuated for possible gas leak
• House approves tax increase, sends bill to O'Malley
• DOJ seeks to tighten Baltimore policy on recording police
• Michael Hodes starts new boutique law firm
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Wednesday lunchtime lowdown
• Legg Mason plans to reduce debt, buy back shares
• New events startup debuts in Baltimore: Marvilent
• Most Marylanders support bringing elk back, survey finds
• Sailabration to hold crab cake, crab dip competitions
• Maryland Realtors encouraged by rising prices
• Test offers red flag for autism at 6 months
• Baltimore housing's decade of renovations
• Andretti, local investors get OK from city to operate Grand Prix
• Departing wet system left varying rainfall totals
• Solar power growing in Mid-Atlantic
• 6-year-old boy struck by SUV in Odenton
• Chesapeake Bay histsoric trail expanding
• Waldorf boy, 3, killed after getting out of his mother's car
• Traffic: Crash on Route 543 at Prospect Mill Road
• Police identify city's 74th homicide victim of the year
• High Baltimore water bills blamed on fake meter readings
• Nash Finch signs Prince George's County warehouse lease
• Harford council votes down Craig's executive order
• Baltimore police investigate double shooting
• John Boehner threatens another debt-ceiling fight
• Bank of America hiking relocation aid for troubled homeowners
• Royal Caribbean bringing renovated ship back to Baltimore
• NIH clinical trial scheduled for drug to prevent Alzheimer's
• Over one-third of funding needed for Baltimore arena project raised
• Sonabank sells bad HarVest Bank loans
• Openly gay lawyer rejected for Richmond, Va., judgeship
• Internal investigation looms over First Potomac
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, chance of showers, high near 85
• RA Sushi hosts 8th annual Nicky's Week to Benefit St. Jude
• Police, DEA raid prescription-drug clinic in Timonium
• Chen shines in Orioles' 5-2 win over Yankees
• Howard County native wins 2012 Sophie Kerr Prize
• For McDonald's beating victim Polis, trauma remains
• Baltimore's 16th archbishop prepares for office
• House poised to approve income tax increase
• City official: Lazy workers faked water meter readings
• Police surround building to trap alleged copper thief
• Judge in Dyer's hearing says board's charges are not clear
• Royal Caribbean ship returning to Baltimore next year
• Fun and fruity cocktails with Wave Pink Lemonade Vodka
• Less than half of money needed for Baltimore arena project raised
• Parkville pair face more than a dozen charges in sex 'slave' case
• George Huguely murder trial evidence displayed
• MD man charged with sexually exploiting 2 minor girls to produce child porn
• Maryland looking to beef up vaccine requirements
• Sizzlin’ Summer
• Royal Caribbean bringing renovated ship back to Baltimore
• Exelon, Constellation donate $1.8M to Md. Science Center
• Terps lose Pankey, O's lose to Yankees
• Ashton Pankey will transfer from Maryland
• Murder Ink
• Whose Money?
• UMBC employees out of jobs after state audit's findings
• Eastpoint Mall to be auctioned on May 29
• University System of Maryland Foundation names Gallo as CIO
• Maryland Senate approves income tax increase, pension shift
• Dimensions, University of Maryland Medical System ink ER management deal
• Senate passes tax increase, pension shift
• Death from marathon running low, study says
• Exelon, Constellation donate $1.8M to new Science Center exhibit
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• Potomac named most endangered river in U.S.
• New townhouses go on market in East Baltimore
• Sinclair renews with Fox, gets option to buy WUTB in Baltimore
• Mayor and city council targeted in latest youth rally
• Angry over movie, man allegedly pulls fire alarm at theater
• Young links superblock PILOT to Baltimore hiring
• Potomac named America's most endangered river
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop near Wilkens Avenue
• Police: Man fatally shot in East Baltimore Monday night
• Frederick Burger King killing case goes to court Tuesday
• Navy Mids at Sea Trials to compete for 'Iron Company'
• Gannett names Larry Kramer USA Today publisher
• OMB puts more restrictions on leasing
• Dissident delegates propose hike in sales tax to fix budget
• University Town Center site to be auctioned
• Falls Road Running owner Jim Adams featured in national retail ad
• Low-income Baltimore families charged for free summer camps
• Md. Senate panel approves tax hike, pension bills
• Millennial Media first-quarter loss widens
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Showers, thunderstorms, high near 78
• Freedom Church's annual D-group cook off
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #115: B'more for Healthy Babies
• Balto. Co. officer charged with assault in foot massage
• Yankees still too hard for Orioles to solve at home
• Families charged for camps meant to be free
• Occupy Baltimore to protest G8 Summit in Thurmont
• Democratic tax plan faces challenge from within
• Some feel city covered up extent of St. Patrick's Day violence
• City taking on rogue valet parking services
• Baltimore cop gets 30 months in prison for extortion scheme
• Domino sugar plant settles pollution lawsuit
• Legislators, parents to seek more high school teachers
• Baltimore's oldest black cemetery finally restored, with help of inmates
• Baltimore doctor indicted in 2007 Minn. suicide
• City judge Russell confirmed for U.S. bench
• Rawlings-Blake delivers commencement address at St. Mary’s College of Maryland
• Md. Senate panel approves tax hike, pension bills
• 3 inmates hurt working road crew detail
• Prank turns into vandalism at River Hill High, principal says
• Treasury secretary to address economy in Baltimore visit
• Derby runner-up Bodemeister will race in Preakness
• Millennial Media first-quarter loss widens
• Public to view evidence in George Huguely trial
• Falls Road Running owner Jim Adams featured in national retail ad
• Injuries continue to pile up, but O's march on
• Andretti president: 'We know how to handle' the Baltimore Grand Prix
• Cardinal Financial extends mortgage business to Baltimore
• Energy industry expected to be major job creator
• DLA Piper donates $250,000 toward new University of Baltimore law building
• Maryland to play at Northwestern for ACC/Big 10 Challenge
• Mid-Atlantic wind transmission line clears hurdle
• MICA awards $100,000 in grants to recent graduates
• Maryland business groups cautious on tax increases
• PressBox launches Maryland gaming website
• Pit bull legislation caged in rules committee
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• T. Rowe Price's Brian Rogers to become GBC chairman
• Preakness week off to a rainy start
• Millennial Media to release first financial results since IPO
• EWC Consultants Presents First-Appointment Sales Strategy
• GOP opens session with roar of protest
• Baltimore City residents join biggest losers list of special session
• NOAA improves hourly forecasting with new model
• BWI evacuated because of unusual odor
• Baltimore County police form metal theft task force
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south near White Marsh Blvd.
• Annapolis faces questions on projects' effects on forests
• RA Sushi kicks of summer w/cocktail and entrée combo
• Baltimore County home ad boasts of 'Mad Men' style
• Four homicides reported in city on Mother's Day
• Police searching for 2 missing boaters in Dorchester Co.
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Showers, high near 73
• JFX work may end in early June
• One in 3 autistic adults lack education and job experience, study finds
• Independence Federal Savings Bank looks for investors
• Md. police agencies want repayment from G-8 Summit
• Ex-cop who ran for Queen Anne's sheriff faces murder charges
• One of top Wall St. women resigns in wake of $2B bank loss
• Black ministers in Maryland oppose Obama on gay marriage
• Yahoo CEO resigns
• Baltimore City Proposes New Motorsports Agreement
• Commencement Speakers Encourage Students to Stay Connected, Keep Focused on Work
• Aberdeen Proving Ground to celebrate Armed Forces Week
• Public tour French Navy schooners docked in Annapolis
• Grandparents take on role of a parent
• Get ready for summer cocktail time with Wave Baja Vodka
• Orioles can't complete sweep of Rays
• Chaps Charcoal restaurant: Baltimore Co.'s best pit beef, in the girlie district
• Man, 34, is fatally stabbed in Northwest Baltimore
• Man, 33, fatally shot Sunday in west Baltimore
• Waldorf woman gets 20 months for embezzling $200K
• JFX repairs may be finished by the first week in June
• Ire over income tax plan to get louder Monday
• Under Armour's Plank hopes to start horse in Preakness
• Harford seeks more involvement with volunteer fire services
• Firefighters battle blaze at P.G. Co. car dealership
• Baltimore Insider: Local celebs tweet Mother's Day love
• Warm weather means more active ticks, mosquitoes
• Mother’s Day factoids and famous moms from around the world
• Wave Whipped Cream Vodka: fun summer cocktails at restaurants and all over
• First-place Orioles beat Rays, 5-3, in sloppy game
• Block party breaks down West Baltimore boundaries
• Tattoos, technology converge at Baltimore body art convention
• Activists call on city to spend more on after-school programs
• 'Bottle bombs' make for dangerous prank, possible felony
• Watch for city street closures over weekend
• St. Patrick's Day violence in city exceeded initial reports
• Trash Art Auction 2012 benefits BRRC
• Woman shot while stopped at red light, police say
• Gold Star Mothers continue service of their fallen children
• Woman shot while stopped at red light, police say
• St. Patrick's Day violence exceeded initial reports, police tapes show
• MLB power rankings
• Community concert at Owings Mills Metro Station to benefit Junior Achievement
• Nick Johnson plays hero as Orioles beat Rays, 4-3
• Baltimore County cleans up on May 12
• Man shot in Woodlawn near city line
• Henson cleared of most charges in 2010 robo-call case
• Imagine Discovery school's charter in limbo
• Henson found guilty of conspiracy in Election Day robocall
• Phelps finishes second in 200 free at UltraSwim Grand Prix
• Baltimore, other cities battle federal security funding plan
• Annapolis retiree awarded $342,000 in bad-mortgage case
• Alan Gross, in Cuban prison, asks to see his ailing mother
• Carroll commissioner creates monthly prayer session
• Police cancel TV show after station fails to turn in suspect
• NIH employee guilty of theft
• Baltimore officer sentenced to federal prison
• Sparrows Point's blast furnace to resume operations Saturday
• Barry Manilow to play 1st Mariner Arena
• Jos. A. Bank CEO earned $4 million last year
• Arrest made in Edgewood triple shooting
• Veolia launches propane autogas taxi fleet in Baltimore
• 2012 Baltimore Grand Prix: Three things Andretti needs to address
• Jos. A. Bank CEO Black gets small pay bump in 2011
• Maryland abortion protests focus on Germantown clinic
• President Obama to hold June 12 fundraiser at Hyatt Baltimore
• Is this all Markakis has to offer?
• Obama plans two Baltimore fundraisers June 12
• Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers at Verizon
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Friday lunchtime lowdown
• Club Dubai to become Shakespeare theater in January
• Updated Mother's Day weekend forecast: Picture-perfect
• Harford County label maker Bizerba hiring up to 10
• Hoyer to support gay marriage effort in Md.
• Costco mega-gas station gets tepid response in Wheaton
• Osiris Therapeutics swings to 1Q loss, tops Wall Street estimates
• Fairmont Building in Bethesda nears full occupancy
• Calle's Cucina restaurant closes in Baltimore
• Columbia's Harper House to reopen as affordable housing
• Calle's Cucina closes in Barclay after 7 months
• Frederick County considers selling new nursing home
• Traffic: Accident on I-83 south near Old Pimlico Road
• Terps' Randy Edsall ranked 65th by The Sporting News
• City Hall appears to be crumbling with latest Grand Prix wreck
• Top of the List: Baltimore's LEED-certified buildings
• House backs higher federal worker pension costs
• Toddler nearly drowns in bathtub in Laurel, fire officials say
• Panel OKs superblock tax breaks, wants developers to hire local
• Mercy unveils $41.5M family childbirth center
• Hoyer follows Obama, announces support for gay marriage
• Triathlon to cause closing of Annapolis streets
• Orioles hire additional security to prevent fan disruptions
• JPMorgan Chase loses $2B in trading
• New restaurant to open at Brass Elephant site in Mount Vernon
• Young people still risking skin cancer for tans, studies show
• Friday forecast: Sunny skies, light winds, high near 74 degrees
• Escape to Italy in Timonium with Sal and Anna DiPierno of Pasta Blitz Il Basilic
• Real Estate Wonk: Average prices for area homes in April
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Celebrates Baltimore’s Top Neighborhood Moms
• Statement From Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake About President Obama’s Support For Marriage Equality
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces $1 million Grant To Sustain City’s Public Health Campaign To Reduce Infant Mortality
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces New Partnership to Improve and Maintain Neighborhood Streetscape
• MICA Launches Award Program to Support Graduate Alumni Work in Baltimore
• Howard fire department moves toward EMS-based model
• Chamber holds 7th Annual Upcounty Business Breakfast Briefing
• Obama could boost same-sex marriage cause in Md.
• Honduran cocaine ring busted for trafficking in mid-Atlantic
• Panel OKs superblock tax breaks, wants developers to hire local
• Andretti to lead new Baltimore Grand Prix team
• Maryland abortion protest target takes fight to protesters
• Catonsville High teacher has respect of his students
• Survey: Baltimore one of best cities to find work in U.S.
• Orioles hold on for 6-5 win in Game 1 of doubleheader
• Waters Edge Building in Belcamp wins NAIOP-Maryland Excellence Award
• Jury deliberating fate of political consultant Henson
• Pneumonia is biggest killer of young kids, study shows
• Howard County man dies after fall in Ocean City
• Area home prices jump in April thanks to fewer foreclosures
• Ravens agree to terms with top pick Courtney Upshaw
• 2012 college grads faring better in the job market than 2011 counterparts
• Elkridge man indicted in decades-old death of former wife
• Aberdeen woman held without bail on child abuse charges
• Man charged in Edgewood triple shooting Tuesday
• Mercy unveils $41.5M family childbirth center
• Man robs Aberdeen Panera Bread at gunpoint
• Belvedere Square's Crush to remain open, owner says
• Andretti's experience key for Baltimore Grand Prix
• Polite bank robber sentenced to 10 years in federal prison
• Man, 42, dies after early morning vehicle accident in Glen Burnie
• Baltimore among best cities to find a job in 2012
• Inmate who challenged Obama in W. Va. tried to run in Md.
• Japanese cargo ship seized at Port of Baltimore
• Andretti Sports Marketing to take over management of Baltimore Grand Prix
• Maryland Film Festival earns record ticket sales
• Police impersonators scam elderly man in S.W. Baltimore
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Thursday lunchtime lowdown
• Baltimore daily deal site Chewpons sells to D.C.'s Recoup
• Construction begins on $200M development in Bethesda
• ACC, ESPN agree to 15-year, $3.6 billion extension
• Offer made to buy Baltimore park near courthouse
• Dry Eastern Shore saw most rainfall Wednesday
• Bethesda adds more bike racks to reduce traffic
• Howard Co. police seize 341 marijuana plants in Laurel
• Traffic: 3-vehicle crash on I-895 south near Lombard Street
• Baltimore turns over rec center to nonprofit group
• Legg Mason assets under management down slightly in April
• New rules limit farms' use of manure for bay's sake
• Man to be sentenced in murder of Maryland state trooper
• FDIC to lay out new plan for big bank failures
• Photos: Nik Wallenda crosses Inner Harbor on tightrope
• Obama announces support for same-sex marriage
• Sucampo Pharmaceuticals cuts losses
• FTI Consulting 1Q net income down 5%
• Hagerstown residents show little interest in budget
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Monday series cooking classes at Waterfront Kitchen
• Thursday forecast: Mostly sunny, breezy, high near 69
• Md. ranks high in number of delinquent homeowners
• Suspect Medicare billings at 2,600 drugstores
• Big Mother's Day gift certificate promotion at Sotto Sopra Restaurant
• A party at Baltimore's Oceanaire: wine dinner with Rioja wines
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - May 8, 2012
• Two Tigers Awarded All-CAA Softball Accolades
• Maryland's economic mobility is among the best in U.S.
• Churches offer to host funeral for alleged St. Peter's shooter
• Panel of experts to aid search for Baltimore's top cop
• Nominations sought for Spirited Women of Baltimore Awards
• Md. top court to hear appeals in Jacksonville gas leak
• Dyer hearing may be extended into June
• Daredevil Wallenda puts on a high-wire show
• O's-Rangers game postponed; doubleheader tomorrow
• City's Park Heights rec center handed to nonprofit group
• Dulaney graduate's mother will accept his diploma from Temple
• Dance will work as a consultant in Baltimore County schools for June
• Ellicott City church shooter forgiven by Episcopal leaders
• Photos: Nik Wallenda crosses Inner Harbor on tightrope
• Obama announces support for same-sex marriage
• Two $250,000 Mega Millions tickets bought in Bel Air still unclaimed
• Bryn Mawr and Gilman partner with Baltimore to improve streets
• Orioles' Jason Hammel likely to miss Thursday's start
• Ocean City's Seacrets files another trademark infringement lawsuit
• Discrimination lawsuit filed against city prosecutor's office
• Many charges dropped in videotaped beating case
• New farm rules curb manure, sludge use to help Bay
• Mother's Day forecast: Cloudy with a chance of rain
• Baltimore Healthy baby campaign to continue with $1 million grant
• Suggs has surgery, Ravens sign Pollard and Jones
• Profectus BioSciences wins $5.6M for respiratory disease vaccine
• Maryland lawmakers poised to raise taxes on $100,000 earners
• Police describe break-in at Waverly Y at Stadium Place
• Bank of America shareholders approve pay packages, board of directors
• DuClaw Brewing entering D.C., Northern Virginia market
• Aberdeen man hit by car last month dies from injuries
• City spending board approves $340,000 in settlements
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Wednesday lunchtime lowdown
• U.S. Postal Service to keep rural post offices open
• Facebook IPO: T. Rowe Price shares worth up to $637M
• Health orgs aim to reverse infant mortality trend
• Lacrosse legions play in Carroll Park
• Be on the lookout: Police seeking robbery suspects
• Birds House: Hot Bat for Reynolds?
• Homes for the holiday: Take mom on a house tour
• Mark these festival dates on the calendar, and hold sunny thoughts
• Mother’s Day: A calendar of local celebration options
• A Patterson Park tradition: Let’s go to the hop
• Exchange Club fetes Firefighter of the Year
• Saturday is Big Truck Day
• Not important enough to report? Think again, and save the neighborhood some crime
• Community Calendar: May 9 – May 17, 2012
• South Crime: Man arrested in dog treat heist
• Southeast Crime: Police impersonators still at large; Suspects robbing, assaulting victims
• Farmers Market opens Saturday
• O'Malley, Busch, Miller unveil budget plan for special session
• Historic Frederick County home to be auctioned May 18
• Revenue, originations up at Bethesda's Walker & Dunlop
• Showers could complicate Wallenda's tightwire walk
• IND students and Project K.IND partners celebrate 10 years
• IND students and Project K.IND partners celebrate 10 years
• UM, BGE team up to rescue rare wildflower
• Suggs says damage to Achilles 'not as bad as some thought'
• Teavolve’s Mother’s Day brunch and dinner menus
• Check with state for accurate property assessments
• Closing arguments expected in election fraud trial
• Auction set for Streuver S. Baltimore waterfront site
• The Oceanaire Seafood Room’s 2012 Mother’s Day menu
• Ravens LB Brendon Ayanbadejo’s free pizza tweet up at Casey's tonight at 7pm
• Gun wounds claim three men in city
• One still in hospital after fatal accident in Fallston
• Traffic: Crash on I-95 south near White Marsh Boulevard
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Motorist injured by gunshot in Prince George's Co.
• GlaxoSmithKline makes hostile Human Genome Sciences bid
• Region has high share of high-tech manufacturing jobs
• Proposed pipeline raises concerns in Harford, Baltimore Co.
• Harford Co. executive establishes public safety commission
• 'Clogged mortgage pipelines' frustrate borrowers
• Furloughs loom for Baltimore school employees
• 'Flying Wallendas' great-grandson to traverse Inner Harbor
• UMd. to transfer services from chronic care hospital near Inner Harbor
• Baltimore-area manufacturing jobs down 35% since 2000
• Wednesday forecast: Cloudy, chance of showers, high near 75
• Return of summer with Soft Shell Crab Celebration
• What's new at Baltimore's Miss Shirley's?
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces New Chief of Staff
• Drop-In Art Activities: Summer In Japan
• Josh Hamilton hits 4 home runs as Rangers rout Orioles
• Three men shot in Edgewood
• Ravens' Terrell Suggs has successful surgery
• Balt. Co. police warn of 'bottle bombs'
• Residents criticize natural gas pipeline proposal
• City plans fixes for Pride of Baltimore memorial in disrepair
• What moms really want for Mother’s Day
• Carroll residents accuse board of violating open meetings rules
• Chamber to Hold 9th Annual Wine Tasting
• UMd. to transfer services from chronic care hospital near Inner Harbor
• Family, friends remember slain Ellicott City priest
• Ravens extend Pollard's contract for three years
• Young girl loses feet in mower accident
• City schools could see furloughs if doomsday budget stands
• City settles civil suits, one involving deaths in fire truck accident
• Ravens sign wide receiver Jacoby Jones to two-year deal
• Judge upholds removal of Mark Midei's medical license
• Employers warn of layoffs that could affect nearly 400
• 13 new volunteers to be sworn in as Harford Co. CASAs: May 16
• Balto. Co. councilman Huff took football tickets from developer
• Harford executive creates fire and EMS panel by order
• Councilmania
• Wall To Wall
• 'King of the High Wire' to cross Inner Harbor
• Police: Man killed girlfriend, bound son in housing project
• Maryland Health Insurance Plan makes cost, benefit changes
• Forest Hill child seriously injured in lawn mower accident
• Police identify victims in Fallston fatal accident
• Murder Ink
• Sweepstakes Take
• Shootout for Soldiers: 24-hour lacrosse game to benefit wounded soldiers
• Drought watch extended to rural central, western Maryland
• Soft-shell crab celebration starts May 17
• Past 12 months were warmest on record for Maryland, the nation
• Orioles giving Tejada a look
• Thank the supermoon, winds for coastal flood advisory
• City steps in to help displaced Phillips' workers
• Hostess warns of 158 job cuts in Maryland
• Midei denied appeal to regain medical license
• Anne Arundel Community College holding May 17 job fair
• Bank of America launches new travel rewards credit cards
• University of Maryland medical school wins $240K grant for breast cancer screening
• Saks cutting 223 jobs at Aberdeen distribution center
• O'Malley, presiding officers to discuss special session
• Customs bust passengers trying to board ships with pot
• Chicka Chicka Boom Boom buys Fandango Productions
• Walters donates images of artworks to Wikipedia
• 2tor, Washington University launch online law degree program
• Stun gun found in woman's carry-on luggage at BWI
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• Roundup of noteworthy news from Baltimore Private Schools
• Could Kevin P. Clark return as police commissioner?
• Food truck rally today at University of Maryland
• Meetings begin on MD's climate plan
• Miller, Busch make nice after session fiasco
• Police seek suspect in Annapolis bank robbery
• State Police cast truck safety dragnet at FedEx Field
• Housing project fight begins with Frederick annexation
• Traffic: Accident at Linwood Road and Madison Street
• Planned Owings Mills-Fallston natural gas line opposed
• Woman attacked by Rottweiler in Montgomery Co.
• Waverly YMCA broken into, closed Tuesday morning
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Month-long safety campaign launched in Washington Co.
• Two FCC nominees confirmed by Senate
• Amazon ramps up hiring of military veterans
• Abbott Laboraties to pay $1.6B in settlement
• Henson fingers Schurick for illegal Ehrlich robocalls
• Pit Bull advocates rebuffed by governor, state legislature
• Federal Realty Investment Trust raises guidance
• Salisbury restaurant's "fat sandwiches" cause controversy
• Tuesday forecast: Clouds, chance of showers, high near 74
• Obama to visit Baltimore June 12
• Baltimore Metropolitan Council hosts Annual Bike To Work Day
• Baltimore Metropolitan Council hosts Annual Bike To Work Day
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #114: Investing In Public Safety
• Orioles come out flat, lose to Texas, 14-3
• Harford board OKs air conditioning for Youth's Benefit
• Henson gives jurors a lesson in politics 101
• Proposed pipeline raises concerns in Baltimore, Harford Co.
• Proposed pipeline raises concerns in Baltimore, Harford Co.
• Balto. Co. bill would require license for BYOB establishments
• Animal advocates seek new pit bull legislation in special session
• One local company on new Fortune 500 list — for last time
• Derby champ I'll Have Another gets warm welcome at Pimlico
• Derby champ I'll Have Another gets warm welcome at Pimlico
• Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels intentionally hits Nats rookie with 93 mph fastball
• As Afghanistan drawdown looms, concerns about Pakistan
• Hearings begin on Howard school board dismissal of Dyer
• State labor secretary to be mayor's chief of staff
• State labor secretary to be mayor's chief of staff
• Chesapeake Shakespeare plans move to $6M downtown space
• Overnight JFX closures to continue
• Henson tells jury calls meant to drive voters 
• Brief filed in appeal of child rape case
• Henson blames Schurick for robocall
• School board to give Foose up to $25,000 in move costs
• Hillman: Superblock project is unfair 
• Fired Carroll County prosecutor sues paper 
• Bookworm: Common sense tips to landing that dream job 
• Cities are squeezing nonprofits to ante up
• For children of Filipino teachers, an uncertain future
• Man arrested at BWI after security finds loaded gun
• Consumers upped their borrowing in March
• Body found in car at Anne Arundel Community College
• Bel Air man acquitted of rape charges
• Alonso, school chiefs plead for restoration of education funding
• Maryland's two casinos bring in $14.5 million in April
• Gun used in church killings registered to suspected shooter
• Gun used in church killings registered to suspected shooter
• Librarian: Edwards asked heiress for more money
• Orioles send Tommy Hunter to Norfolk, call up Jason Berken
• Portrait Gallery chief steps down at Smithsonian
• Md. to get $1.8 million in Abbott settlement over drug marketing
• Seasonal temperatures, rain ahead this week
• Maryland Moment – The fog of the shore
• Davis unlikely hero in O's extra-inning win
• Under Armour sues Beverly Hills sports drink maker
• Judge says WaMu plaintiffs can’t file their claim yet
• Fee on colleges, hospitals sought in lieu of bottle tax
• Chesapeake Shakespeare to turn Redwood Trust building into theater
• Johns Hopkins University adds solar panels on seven buildings
• A look at where some of the Baltimore-area jobs are
• Go to individuals for philanthropy, Arinc CEO advises
• Baltimore council members aim to regulate valet parking
• Pedestrian hit in Glen Burnie dies from injuries
• Man charged in murder of woman found handcuffed, asphyxiated
• Capital One to cut 40 jobs in Hanover
• Oyster planting season begins
• Maryland casino revenue up 8% in April to $14.5M
• Phillips, Capital One warn of layoffs in Baltimore area
• Columbia teen charged in string of fires
• Police identify Middle River man struck by MARC train
• Phillips Foods closing Locust Point plant, cutting 100 jobs
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• Second fatal accident in recent days occurs on Jarrettsville Pike
• Maryland labor head Sanchez named Rawlings-Blake's chief of staff
• Still-unpredictable Preakness weather forecast brightens again
• What's new at Baltimore's The Chameleon?
• Labor secretary to be Rawlings-Blake's new chief of staff
• Terps earn highest seed among 4 Md. women's teams
• Al-Qaida releases video of hostage from Rockville
• Celebrate Mother’s Day at Morton’s the Steakhouse for $59 per person
• Women's apparel brightens Annapolis retail scene
• 2 Washington Co. high school seniors killed in car crash
• Celebrate Mother’s Day 2012 at Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion and get a $20 dining card
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop near Belair Road
• Debate over Riverdale Park town center plan continues
• O'Malley may move to delay gambling expansion
• City police find body of man with gunshot wound in vacant house
• Princess Anne man charged in assault on 2 Salisbury officers
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Cloudy, chance of showers, high near 67
• B&O American Brasserie celebrates National Train Day
• WJZ switch to '60 Minutes' angers O's fans
• Supernus moves from IPO to FDA
• Ravens' Ray Rice hosts anti-bullying forum in Howard Co.
• Matan pays $54.2M for Rockville center
• College graduates vie for unpaid internships
• Maryland grocers want state to allow them to sell liquor
• More BRAC initiatives expected for U.S. military bases
• Loyola earns top overall seed in NCAA men's tournament
• Police Commissioner Bealefeld To Retire After Three Decades of Public Service To Baltimore
• DH Davis pitches 2 scoreless innings as O's beat Red Sox in 17
• O's fans unhappy as WJZ cuts over to '60 Minutes'
• Mayor’s house cleaning sparks rumors of governmental inefficiencies
• Drinking Brain Toniq to improve thinking . . .did it?
• Canton fire shows gaps in information for responders
• Verdict upheld in ice-cream truck murder 
• Don’t call this dressmaker a seamstress
• Joe Surkiewicz: The changing face of civil legal need in P.G. County 
• Jack Gohn: POTUS v. SCOTUS – There are no rules 
• 4th Circuit affirms $1.7M verdict under Land Sales Act 
• Redskins hope to kick workers’ compensation cases 
• New lead-paint verdict adds to HABC’s tab 
• Cummings receives ABA Congressional Justice Award 
• Financial incentives boost Md. film industry
• Local reporter develops his own social media app 
• Bromo Tower arts and entertainment district proposal moves forward
• Union: Fire co. set to close played key role in saving 3 children
• Second woman dies after Ellicott City church shooting
• 5/12: Celebrate National Train Day at B&O American
• Review: Rusty Scupper celebrates 30 years
• On TV, Biden says he's open to legalizing gay marriage
• Gaithersburg man charged in shooting death of son, 23
• Rare disorder nearly takes Baltimore woman's sight
• Salisbury officers shoot man after SUV hits police cruiser
• Dead woman found in car near Arundel Mills mall
• Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track
• Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track
• Kentucky Derby winner headed to Pimlico on Monday
• Man fatally wounded, second injured in two city shootings
• Enter to win: You and a guest get to join me for a tasting at Chick-fil-A
• Art With a Heart to present creative fundraising event in Hampden, May 12
• 9/11 defendants refuse to participate in arraignment
• I'll Have Another wins 2012 Kentucky Derby
• Next city police commissioner faces challenging benchmark
• Fire damages Columbia apartment on Saturday afternoon
• Suspect in Ellicott City church shootings had food pantry visits restricted
• Maryland Film Festival kicks off with pleasure and pain
• Driver of car stopped in travel lane killed in I-695 accident
• Ex-teacher sues Arundel schools, claims age bias
• Annapolis officials to hold chicken forum
• Casey's Bar & Restaurant is showing the Mayweather-Cotto Fight tonight
• Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at these Maryland Restaurants
• Man shot, wounded close to Southeast Freeway in Essex
• MLB power rankings
• Police say man robbed bank threatening chemical attack
• NASA’s 2012 Summer of Innovation project is firing up
• Interview with Chef Shawn Lagergren of Tooloulou plus mini review
• A Fierce Longing Returns to Theatre Project
• Baltimore Finance Department Announces New Results from Billing Integrity Program
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Expands City Crime Camera Program into Northeast District
• Idaho infant dies from whooping cough amid outbreak
• Idaho infant dies from whooping cough amid outbreak
• Man served in food pantry suspected in Ellicott City shootings
• City Hall resignations spark concern
• Balto. Co. man found guilty of 2009 Owings Mills killing
• Republicans sense opportunity in return to Annapolis
• City man pleads guilty to murder of 91-year-old woman
• Howard County teen pleads guilty to terrorism plot
• City pre-K student brings gun to school
• Napravnik becomes first female jockey to win Kentucky Oaks
• Vans Warped Tour Qualifier at the Charmcity Skatepark May 12,2012
• PABU opens Tuesday in Four Seasons
• Patapsco Flea Market busted with more than $47 million in counterfeit goods
• Exelon's first-quarter profit drops 70 percent
• 3 Maryland students named 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars
• State Common Cause chief departing
• Governor's crime chief Mahoney to depart
• O'Malley calls special session for May 14
• Showalter gets 1,000th win, O's take series from Yanks
• Sonesta International taking over Baltimore's InterContinental
• Serious crime in Anne Arundel dropped in 2011
• Ravens to hold three open practices during training camp
• Brio Tuscan Grille debuts new menu items for Spring
• Ravens announce plans for three practices open to fans
• Wells Fargo mails mortgage-rate reduction offers to borrowers
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Friday lunchtime lowdown
• Johns Hopkins secures $15M NIH grant for AIDs research center
• Exelon profit drop blamed on warm weather
• Back River Restoration Committee celebrates trash boom anniversary
• RTKL climbs high with Chinese skyscraper business
• Baltimore group plans Philly Milk and Honey Cafe
• New rules to help homeowners make short sales
• 'Supermoon' rising Saturday night
• Foundry Row plan advances with Solo Cup site rezoning
• Glen Burnie Walmart reopens after expansion
• Ravens push Tottenham, Liverpool soccer match in Baltimore
• Adult male shot in the legs in Parklane neighborhood
• Adult male shot in the legs in Parklane neighborhood
• Developer sentenced to 18 months in P.G. corruption scandal
• Unemployment falls nationwide in April for second month
• Traffic: Accident on Jarrettsville Pike
• P.G. officials to hear from Cafritz on Whole Foods project
• 2012 Maryland Film Fest off to sweet start
• Laurel Mall officially closes for renovation
• Body found on grounds of Northwest Baltimore school
• Henson plans to testify today in election fraud 'robocall' case
• Two dead after accident on Jarrettsville Pike
• Top of the List: Baltimore-area most expensive homes
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Clouds early, becoming sunny, high near 83
• Maryland health agency paid vendor $367K without oversight
• Former D.C. Councilman gets 38 months for embezzlement
• Carlyle closes up a nickel
• Mayor's chief crime adviser follows police chief into retirement
• WashingtonFirst to buy Alliance Bank for $24.4M
• Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar introduces small plates, big pours
• Kinetic Sculpture Race!
• Full City Council Approves Mayor’s Property Tax Plan Legislation
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - May 1, 2012
• Big city chef cuisine at Shaw's Inn
• Mayor's adviser on crime resigning in June
• Elder Werdesheim brother convicted in assault of teen
• 2 women shot in Ellicott City church; 1 dead; man found fatally shot nearby
• UVa. coach, officials sued over Yeardley Love's death
• UVa. coach, officials sued over Yeardley Love's death
• O'Malley, Rawlings-Blake thank workers who saved infant
• Counterfeit items seized at flea market worth $47.3M
• Two Western Maryland state parks to close May 17-19
• Authorities investigate mother of juvenile who admitted role in girl's killing
• Dance announces transition team
• Study: Pollution trading could trim bay cleanup costs
• Junior Achievement brings financial literacy program to Hispanic students
• National Aquarium ends timed dolphin shows
• Jurors weigh Owings Mills murder case
• Jurors weigh Owings Mills murder case
• Samsung’s new Galaxy: bigger, thinner, lighter
• Henson begins defense in robocalls trial 
• Builder pleads guilty in investment scheme
• Builder pleads guilty in investment scheme
• Services held for Risselle Fleisher
• Harbor Point off new Enterprise Zone map 
• Court upholds cell phone monitoring across state lines
• Jemicy students test engineering skills in Visionary Arts Kinetic Sculpture Race
• Mother survives loss of son, strives to help other families
• O’s Andino and Jones give New York City the Bird
• RG Steel cuts salaries
• Balto. Co. speed cameras hit by vandalism
• Charles C. Haynes: The perils and politics of ‘don’t say gay’ 
• Thurmont expects little, hopes for more as it prepares for G-8 summit 
• Penalties for misdemeanor marijuana possession to shrink
• C. Fraser Smith: Consorting with the enemy 
• Week in review: 5/4/12 
• Baltimore Police Commissioner Bealefeld to step down
• Editorial: Raze the Mechanic
• Fire outside Columbia mall closes Sears
• Catalyst Health 1Q earnings fall 5 percent
• House Democrats meet with O'Malley again
• Werdersheim brothers found ‘Not Guilty’ and ‘Guilty’ in split decision
• Beltway lanes reopened after truck overturns
• Movie starring Olivia Wilde, Sam Rockwell to film in Md.
• Suggs tears Achilles
• Baltimore Police Chief Bealefeld to retire
• Liotta, other stars heading to Md. to film comedy
• Facebook law is just the tip of iceberg in creating a social media strategy
• Eight men arrested in North Laurel prostitution sting
• Eight men arrested in North Laurel prostitution sting
• Two critically injured after crash in Jessup
• Shuttle buses to replace trains for light rail upgrades
• Shuttle buses to replace trains for light rail upgrades
• Ghosthunters setting up at Poe House for TV show
• Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at Red Robin on May 4th and 5th
• Mortgage rates reach new record low
• Loyola University taps startups for accelerator program
• Baltimore County Teacher of the Year named
• BenefitMall, CompuPay merge
• Congratulations to National Merit Scholarship winners; new principal of IND
• Maryland Film Festival seeing record ticket sales
• Landing your first job: Tips for college grads
• Arundel interchange redesigned ahead of growth
• AccuWeather predicts stormy summer, normal temps
• House leaders meet with O'Malley; progress reported
• Maryland drops in survey of business-friendly states
• Early morning fire extinguished at The Mall in Columbia
• Towson City Center gaining tenants as opening nears
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop at Harford Road
• Dundalk redevelopment plan raises concerns
• P.G. Co. medical center could break ground in 2014
• Frantic 911 calls to help infant stabbed in social service's office
• Werdersheim case awaits verdict by judge while Russell testifies in Henson trial
• Man shot trying to rob Baltimore store in Woodberry
• Former National Archives worker to be sentenced
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Balto. Co. police make plea to find Towson student's killer
• Thursday forecast: Cloudy, scattered showers, high near 85
• Balto. Co. state senators sue over redistricting
• Washington Co. to hire new economic development director
• Major foster care provider fired by state
• Alzheimer’s Association to hold 3rd annual A Toast To Remember
• Air Force brat wins seat on Howard Co. Education Board
• Harford County pulls out of waste disposal pact with Army
• Arundel School Board saves Annapolis playground
• Maryland OKs slight increase in rates for hospitals
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake And Congressman Sarbanes Announce Extension Of Charm City Circulator Service To Fort Mchenry
• Real deal biker burger bar: Hocking Hills' Jimbo's Diner and Bar
• Arrieta tosses eight innings in 5-0 win vs. the Yankees
• O'Malley signs environment, social media bills
• Arguments in Werdesheim trial conclude; judge plans to rule Thursday
• Developer floats idea of Dundalk commercial, office project
• Naval manager gets prison time in scrap metal scheme
• Hopkins-led study observes destruction of star by black hole
• Maryland hospital rates to tick upward
• Attorneys hired to work through city water bill backlog
• Maryland hospitals get slight revenue boost in 2013
• The Greene Turtle in Hunt Valley’s anniversary party is Thursday May 4, 2012
• Board opposes Annapolis' plans to build garage near school
• Strong thunderstorms fizzle, but chance remains
• Two Balto. Co. senators sue over redistricting
• State won't renew contract with major foster care provider
• Arundel union says polling shows Leopold should go
• Feast on the bounty of the Midwest at the Hocking Hills' Brass Ring restaurant
• Hagers eligible for homestead credit, state says
• State leaders cite progress toward special session
• Carrollton Bancorp swings to 1Q loss
• Baltimore budget chief explains funding proposals
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation to appeal Sparrows Point ruling
• Moms surveyed tell us what they really want for Mother’s Day
• Housing authority hit with $1.3 million lead-paint judgment
• The Last Mountain: A documentary with a major environmental message – Update
• Op-ed: GOP says special session won't fix Maryland budget woes
• City expands crime cameras into Northeast Baltimore
• Mount Vernon streets to be closed for Flowermart
• Route 1 reopened across Conowingo Dam following early Wednesday accident
• Harbaugh's comments shed to light the ugly side of sports
• IND selects new principal
• City: Removal of unwarranted tax breaks means $4M extra due
• Maryland General Assembly to hold special session May 14 and 15
• Eddie Brown to discuss book, journey at Coppin State event
• Man charged with holding up CVS with blood-filled syringe
• Skywatching opp: Aquarid meteor shower this weekend
• Maryland ranks No. 40 for business, CEO survey says
• The artful pursuit of mediocrity
• Boh-dacious beer book with a neighborhood angle
• Ground-breaking ruling or stereotyping? Pit bulls in the spotlight
• Exchange Club honors top SE cop
• Making a racquet in the park: Kids can try a new sport and fight off obesity
• Two Baltimore Co. senators sue over redistricting
• Community Calendar: May 2 – May 9, 2012
• BIRDS HOUSE: Vote early, vote often
• Do flea market raids matter? Only if you care about Baltimore’s economy
• Yellowed Pages: The Baltimore Guide’s news from April 1987
• Southeast Crime: When would-be victims fight back, surprised assailant screams, ‘Why you hitting me?’
• South Crime: Sobo street robbery leads to loss of thousands in cash, jewelry
• ADP: Private sector job growth slows
• Rawlings-Blake: City won't increase spending on Grand Prix
• Reward offered in death of two bald eagles in Talbot Co.
• Baltimore fragrance maker releases line of 'Avengers' scents
• Senators expecting special session May 14-15
• Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant: Part 3 - Solar vocabulary
• Photos: Baltimore proposed developments
• High traffic volume expected at Bay Bridge this weekend
• Some evidence from Huguely trial to be shown to public
• Opposition grows to liquor store at Columbia Wegmans
• Baltimore shows U.S. officials its anti-pollution efforts
• EPA keeps heat on to reduce summer smog
• Sinclair 1Q profit rises on political revenue
• Traffic: 4-vehicle accident on Route 100 eastbound
• GSA leases The Atrium in Bethesda for NIH
• Choice Hotels International opened nearly 50 in 1Q
• American Capital reports drop in profits
• Marriott counts on Dubai convention business
• Four men injured in Baltimore shootings
• Pebblebrook Hotel Trust priming to acquire, analyst says
• Body of N.Y. man recovered from bay in Ocean City
• Baltimore showcases two high profile trials at Clarence Mitchell courthouse
• Fire put out in vehicle repair shop in Dayton
• Lockheed Martin's next CEO Christopher Kubasik says U.S. cuts will spur mergers
• Youngsters charged in assault have secretive hearing
• Chesapeake Lodging Trust reports smaller 1Q loss
• Supernus Pharmaceuticals closes up 7.4% in first-day trading
• Md. Senate Democrats hold caucus
• Police seek 3 suspects in College Park carjacking
• Dining on the B&O, memories along the rails at Baldwin Station
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Cloudy, showers, high near 81
• Big city cafe fare at Laurelville's Ridge Inn
• Dundalk Community Theatre Opens All Shook Up: A New Elvis Musical
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Department of Recreation and Parks Announce Revised Summer Pool Schedule
• Big nights for Matusz, Showalter as Orioles rout Yankees
• Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant: Part 2 – Solar panel array benefits
• Three shootings Tuesday, one fatal, in Baltimore
• Inner Harbor Baltimore is experiencing 'mahogany tides'
• Body pulled from bay in Ocean City
• Frosty the Snowman arrested again
• Chris Davis is Off to a Hot Start
• Kamenetz received dozens of tickets from developers
• Pit bull ruling concerns dog owners, property owners
• Balto. Co. says it won't sue Merrill Lynch
• Four city rec centers to close
• Midshipman dismissed for wrongful sexual contact
• Hopkins doctor helped with Facebook organ donation initiative
• Hit-and-run sends Dundalk teen to Shock Trauma
• Stricken bucket list baby dies, father says
• JFX lanes to close overnight as crews begin $2M project
• Youths charged in killing of girl, 13, admit guilt
• Baltimore officials tout greening efforts
• County Council told that Loch Raven reservoir biking bill may have no teeth
• 18th Street Gang member from MD gets life on abduction and murder charges
• Developer files permit to demolish Mechanic Theatre
• Gansler pushes Supreme Court appeal on DNA ruling
• Temporary road closures planned around Arundel Mills
• Prosecutors to Henson jury: Focus on the 'robocall'
• Man pleads guilty to killing U.S. Marine in downtown bar
• Limited seats at Ft. Meade for watching terror arraignments
• Tax cut coming in July for city homeowners
• Health centers win funding to expand services
• Chesapeake Lodging Trust reports smaller 1Q loss
• Ravens wrap up draft
• Della Rose's in Canton closes
• Murder Ink
• Rainbow Warriors
• Metro Crime Stopper
• Walkably Significant
• Maryland says Holy Cross must wait to build new hospital
• Under Armour's Plank talks NFL, Baltimore Grand Prix
• Under Armour CEO Plank sees cleats opening door to footwear growth
• Mikulski pressures Harris, Bartlett on postal overhaul
• Saul Ewing opens Pittsburgh office
• Hey Baltimore: enjoy Baltimore restaurants like a tourist
• Legg Mason not focused on big sports sponsorship deals
• Uno’s celebrates teachers with a 15% discount until May 4, 2012
• Maryland community health centers nab $14.9M
• John Harbaugh: Patriots' Super Bowl titles are 'stained'
• Worker confidence down 1.2% in April, report says
• City launches gold card program for seniors in emergencies
• April was warm, dry, but not exceptionally so
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• BWI ranks 6th in survey of 22 largest U.S. airports
• Faidley's crab cake to compete on Travel Channel show
• Brian Boston breaks ground on Highland Inn in Howard Co.
• Della Rose's Tavern closes Canton Crossing location
• Seva Group moves HQ across harbor in Baltimore
• Traffic: 4-vehicle accident on I-795 south near Owings Mills Blvd.
• Developer files for Mechanic Theatre permit
• Heat spell could bring near-90-degree temps this week
• Baltimore City Council passes property tax cut plan
• Gertrude's makes 100 best brunches list
• Shula's Steak House in city Sheraton hotel closes
• Mixed-use project proposed for vacant lot in Bethesda
• City Council OKs Rawlings-Blake's property tax cut plan
• Police: Train may have struck pedestrian in Essex
• Legg reports 10 percent increase in quarterly profit
• Bank of America cutting 2,000 jobs from investment units
• IndyCar scouts for new Baltimore Grand Prix organizer
• United Way of Central Maryland awards $2.7M in community grants
• China expert helps National Zoo impregnate giant panda
• Legalizing medical marijuana will help save lives, supporters say
• Johns Hopkins to teach ethics to Secret Service
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Flavor Cupcakery opens in Cockeysville
• Tuesday forecast: Mostly cloudy, showers, high near 81
• The gourmet Scottish touches of Hocking Hills' Glenlaurel
• Reducing prescription drug pollution in the Chesapeake Bay
• Yankees hand the Orioles 2-1 loss in the series opener
• New circulator route will extend to Fort McHenry
• 17-year-old boy stabbed multiple times in Edgewood
• Fresh American cuisine: the restaurant at Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls
• Secret Service to receive ethics training at Hopkins
• IndyCar Series seeking new group for Baltimore Grand Prix
• Jenna Bush Hager, husband still get homestead tax credit
• $3 million job-training center opens in Woodlawn
• Terrell Stoglin suspended by Terps, will enter NBA draft
• Public may watch Guantanamo arraignments from Fort Meade
• Henson suggest 'robocall' prosecution politically motivated
• Salad bars sprouting up in city school cafeterias
• Methadone clinics don't attract crime, study finds
• Reisterstown synagogue faces foreclosure
• Baltimore Kidney Walk this Sunday at the Maryland Zoo
• Where to go at night for food, nightlife: Roanoke's Blue 5 restaurant
• Md. Transportation Secretary Swaim-Staley to step down
• Md. Transportation Secretary Swaim-Staley to step down
• 'Mahogany tide' of algae turning harbor murky
• 4 guilty in woman's abduction, torture, attempted murder
• Cemetery tombstone used to break into Lansdowne Library
• T.G.I.Friday’s has a new mobile app for Android and iPhone users
• Support grows for innovation hub in Baltimore
• United Way of Central Maryland awards $2.7M in community grants
• Wine, dine, see the Kentucky Derby and send a Harford kid to camp
• Two corrections officers convicted in Baltimore attack
• HBO renews 'VEEP' for second season
• Woman files for divorce from man charged with killing first wife
• Snow White and the Huntsman, June 1: breakdown and predictions
• Stoglin suspended, opts for NBA
• Ocean City's Seacrets wins trademark case against Pa. resort
• BWI airfares rise 13% in 4Q; remain below U.S. average
• For HarVest Bank investors, 18 months of work down the drain
• ICore Networks adding 40 new workers in Columbia
• Baltimore to weigh billboard, outdoor advertising tax
• Maryland transportation chief to step down July 1
• Rock & Bus faces backlash over Sweetlife Fest mistake
• Towson's Potbelly Sandwich Shop opens May 1
• Maryland tech firms nab $460,000 for national security work
• Lockheed Martin wins $391M Army contract
• BGE new standard rate to decrease bill by $54
• TeleCommunication Systems CEO gets 55% pay bump
• Seacrets wins federal trademark infringement case
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• MOU legislation passed by Maryland lawmakers has inadvertent racial consequences
• 13 startups to present at TechCocktail Baltimore event
• Review: Sweetlife Music Festival 2012
• Twice-in-a-lifetime celestial event coming in June
• Ravens 2012 Draft Class oozes with potential
• Ravens 2012 Draft Class oozes with potential
• Traffic: Accident at Wilkens and Caton avenues
• Ma & Pa Trail faces intermittent closures
• Mystery of Baltimore waterfront condos' low assessments
• Md. proposes rule on new homes with septic systems
• Terrell Stoglin won't return to Terps next season
• Johns Hopkins opens new $1.1 billion facility Tuesday
• More liquor licenses for Baltimore Co. restaurants
• Female midshipmen face discrimination at Naval Academy
• Maryland court rules all pit bulls are to be considered dangerous
• 'Mahogany tide' takes over Inner Harbor
• Apple sidesteps Calif. corporate taxes with small office in Nevada
• Jamie Wyeth-owned Union Rags is Kentucky Derby favorite
• P.G. Co. Council dawdles over plan to bring Whole Foods to county
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 63
• Statement From Mayor Rawlings-Blake About The Maryland Court Of Appeals Decision
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #113: A Sustainable Baltimore
• Accept no substitutes for the original Wildflour Market and Bakery in Roanoke
• Bill would give voters more political gift information
• Johns Hopkins patients move into new $1.1 billion facility
• Terps' Howard arrested, cited for disorderly conduct
• Betemit caps Orioles' ninth-inning rally with walk-off homer
• City police investigating two suspicious deaths Sunday
• How important is relevant work experience for college grads seeking employment?
• Kerpelman firm loses bid to keep judge off its cases 
• Baltimore Co. library steps up its fundraising 
• Top court disbars 2 lawyers, suspends 1 
• Fight over exports at Cove Point
• Opinions – 4/30/12: Maryland Court of Appeals 
• Law digest: 4/30/12 
• Law movers: 4/30/12 
• Settlement ends fight over floating walkway 
• Justices tackle credit-bidding issue 
• Ober’s version of ‘Take your Child to Work Day’ more play than work 
• Three men stabbed at Elks Lodge in Annapolis
• Howard Co. considers spending more to end homelessness
• Man, 22, charged in pregnant woman's stabbing death
• A conservative change in leadership for Maryland’s GOP
• 21-year-old woman dies after Westminster accident
• Havre De Grace reclaims dredged material to create new pond and walking path
• National Weather Service to launch severe weather text alerts
• South Baltimore Learning Center student to receive MAACCE award
• South Baltimore Learning Center student to receive MAACCE award
• Orioles run circles around A's in 10-1 win
• Ravens dig deep into draft to improve their depth
• Former students fight to keep child rapist in prison
• Frank Robinson bronze statue unveiled at Camden Yards
• Frank Robinson bronze statue unveiled at Camden Yards
• Website to help doctors file health insurance complaints
• Ravens select Georgia defensive lineman Tyson in 7th round
• Orioles unveil statue of Frank Robinson at Camden Yards
• College lacrosse: Hopkins beats No. 1 Loyola in overtime
• Apartment fire displaces 15 in Northwest Baltimore
• Boat accident injures four
• Patapsco Flea Market re-opens after raid on counterfeit goods
• Ravens pick Miami wide receiver Tommy Streeter in Round 6
• GOP upstart defeats party stalwart for national seat
• The Last Mountain: A documentary with a major environmental message
• Maryland Live! Casino to open on June 6 at 10 pm
• Ravens draft cornerback Asa Jackson in Round 5
• Ravens select South Carolina St. safety Thompson in Round 4
• Former Arundel teacher sentenced for sex with students
• Ravens draft Delaware guard Gradkowski in Round 4
• Frost advisory lifted in area as clouds prevent freeze
• Ravens start with defense in 2012 NFL draft
• MLB power rankings
• MLB power rankings
• Win Mother’s Day Brunch for 10 from The Classic Catering People
• Kawatokawa (River/Skin) at Theatre Project
• The Maryland Film Festival 2012
• Statement From Mayor Rawlings-Blake On The Arrest Related To The Death Of Phylicia Barnes
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Urges CSX Transportation To Consider Baltimore City For New Rail Intermodal Facility
• Arrieta struggles as A's end Orioles' winning streak
• Baltimore's Blue Crab count is a record high
• Details in Phylicia Barnes murder emerge at hearing
• Ravens grab Courtney Upshaw in second round
• Proposal would require best septic technology
• All pit bulls to be considered dangerous under court ruling
• Money found, city pools will stay open
• Nonprofit plans to rehab 500 city homes
• Security tightened at social services offices after stabbing
• Md. authorities stop post-arrest DNA collection
• Maryland regulators seize two banks
• State regulators take over two Maryland banks
• Constellation CEO's pay rose 11 percent last year
• Maryland Events for April/May 2012
• Court of Appeals dismisses Angelos' Superblock lawsuit
• BCSB Bancorp reports $574K profit for 2Q
• Former Baltimore Orioles Aubrey Huff on the DL with anxiety
• Rain forecasts fizzled again Thursday
• Port of Baltimore discovers another destructive beetle in shipment
• 'Hard freeze' possible Saturday morning
• Under Armour files trademark lawsuit against California beverage maker
• Edgewood man gets 10 years in choking death
• Waterfront Kitchen Restaurant presents a monthly “Monday Series” Cooking Class
• Peter Angelos' superblock lawsuit dismissed
• Day Tripping on the Potomac: 5th Annual National Harbor Wine & Food Festival
• Status of ongoing cases unclear in wake of DNA ruling
• Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart speaks in Harford Co.
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Friday lunchtime lowdown
• Tessco shares sink on news of contract terminating
• $2M Inner Harbor family park to open May 6
• Ray Lewis joins effort to rehab 500 Baltimore homes
• Baltimore Design School schedules groundbreaking
• A decade ago, state's worst tornado ripped through La Plata
• WRIT earnings climb with rents
• Ravens did the right thing by trading out of the first round
• Top 5 job search and networking mistakes of the young — and not so young
• Pro football games proposed for Hagerstown
• Suspect pleads guilty to hanging dead raccoon from porch
• First Potomac Realty delays earnings report
• State issues new safety rules after stabbing of baby
• Man found stabbed near Lexington Market dies of injuries
• Hundreds of jobs in Baltimore health systems
• Top of the List: Baltimore's busiest hospitals
• Star fullback Kettani released by Navy to play pro football
• Pebblebrook Hotel posts wider loss
• Glenn, Dylan, Albright to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Millions set to receive $1.3 billion in insurance rebates
• FTC hires outside lawyer to investigate Google
• Senator Theatre closed for months of renovations
• Waldorf man arrested for alleged assault with couch
• Friday forecast: Sunny, breezy, high near 60 degrees
• Ground breaking for new Highland Inn created by owner/chef of Milton Inn
• Nonprofit, Ray Lewis team up to rehab at least 500 city vacants
• Hopkins to open new emergency room on Sunday
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake, BDC Announce Redevelopment of Former Chesapeake Restaurant Moving Forward
• Former Secretary Of State Madeleine Albright Comes to The Pratt Library
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake, Police Commissioner Bealefeld Urge U.S. Supreme Court Appeal On DNA Collection Act Ruling
• Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore (WEB) Offering FREE Small Biz 101 Classes
• Tigers Roll To Fifth Straight Victory
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and School System CEO Alonso Announce Partnership to Achieve 100% School Recycling Participation
• Ravens trade out of first round of NFL draft
• Matusz has quality start as Orioles sweep Blue Jays
• Baltimore County launches 'Don't Drop It' campaign
• Howard County PTA holds anti-bullying forum
• As school facilities crumble, executive suites get remodeled
• Sister's ex-boyfriend charged with murder in Phylicia Barnes case
• Rocky Gap casino license awarded
• West Side apartment tower plan to be sent to mayor
• Yeardley Love's mother files $30 million lawsuit
• Exporting isn’t just for the big boys 
• Top court gets tough on pit bulls 
• Report: Area needs more ‘quality jobs’ 
• A new dress, and set of lungs, for prom
• Moving day will start early at Hopkins 
• Hopkins employees run dress rehearsals for new home 
• Hopkins hospital shifts hundreds into new $1.1 billion towers 
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Huguely
• Mayor urges CSX to find site in city for freight yard
• Dominion to move forward with Cove Point project
• Veterinarians to be required to issue informed-consent forms
• Balto. Co. police investigate rock thrown through mosque window
• Institutions rally to boost Baltimore's 'next economy'
• TeleCommunication Systems reports 1-cent Q1 loss
• Craig A. Thompson – The Hrabowski factor: changing the world 
• C. Fraser Smith: When gambling calls the shots 
• Week in review: 4/27/12 
• Man guilty of voluntary manslaughter in stabbing death
• Michael Johnson indicted in the murder of Phylicia Barnes
• It's official: Foose is the new superintendent
• Micros Systems posts 12% profit increase for Q3
• Former headmistress returns to St. Paul's
• Crews working to correct electric failure at Balto. Co. station
• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week returns July 27-Aug. 5
• This weekend Annapolis is for sailors
• NFL mock draft
• Rocky Gap casino OK'd by Md. slots panel
• Legg Mason's Bill Miller bullish on airline stocks, Bank of America
• Rawlings-Blake wants CSX intermodal facility in Baltimore
• Smiths Detection wins $27M deal from U.S. Army
• Watch the NFL Draft and enjoy a great meal at these Maryland restaurants
• The Kingman Island’s Bluegrass & Folk Festival is on Saturday April 28, 2012
• Maryland Live Casino scheduled to open June 6
• Living Classrooms presents the BUGS Famers’ Market on Saturday May 5th, 2012
• United Medical Center board eyes end of MedStar partnership
• Maryland Live! Casino opening scheduled for June 6
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Thursday lunchtime lowdown
• Increased police presence in Towson for Tigerfest
• Senator Theatre to close for renovations
• Rainy day could bring April precipitation close to normal
• Tax breaks sought to build Baltimore west side residential tower
• Sweetlife Festival schedule released
• Residents fight Costco gas station in Wheaton
• Scams target new foreclosure-prevention plan users
• Ocean City block gaining restaurants near beach
• Boy, 6, hit by dirt bike, upgraded to serious condition
• Homicide victim found in Rosemont neighborhood
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce questioned in Wal-Mart bribery case
• U.S Postal Service overhaul moves closer
• Board: Anne Arundel violates education spending requirement
• Rocky Gap slots license could get OK on Thursday
• Lockheed wins $79M to develop guided rocket system
• Anne Arundel to offer military golf discounts
• High-ranking gay official to be UMd. commencement speaker
• Werdersheim trial takes bizarre twist as victim refuses to testify
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Group warns foreclosure scams on the rise
• AccuWeather predicting quiet hurricane season
• Thursday forecast: Showers, highs around 70
• 'Next economy' envisioned for Baltimore region
• Arrest made in Phylicia Barnes case
• Repticon Baltimore! May 26th and 27th
• The Meeting at Theatre Project
• All Baltimore City Schools are going green
• Hammel sparkles as Orioles beat Blue Jays, 3-0
• Hit and run critically injures child in Baltimore
• Looking for a bakery/sandwich shop? Check out On the Rise in Roanoke
• Five arrested for selling counterfeit goods at flea market
• Baltimore County cracks down on nuisance road signs
• Maryland law enforcement agencies still collecting DNA
• Obama administration includes 4 MD schools among first-ever Green Ribbon Schools
• Alleged Werdesheim victim asks to drop charges
• 2012 Baker Awards winners announced
• Judge refuses to dismiss Manning's WikiLeaks case
• Board of Education upholds ruling against Arundel on funding
• New Hopkins institute to help protect soldiers
• New Hopkins institute to help protect soldiers
• Report details alleged assault on daughter by suspended detective
• Report details alleged assault on daughter by suspended detective
• Mother charged with stabbing infant daughter
• City to pay $400,000 for Canton promenade
• City to pay $400,000 for Canton promenade
• Offshore oil exploration plan draws fire
• C&S shuts down dry goods operation in Jessup
• Baltimore City schools hit 100 percent in recycling initiative
• Rocky Gap slots license could get OK on Thursday
• Gourmet, handcrafted chocolates: Roanoke's Baylee's Best Chocolates
• First Mariner Bancorp reports quarterly profit
• Man shot at Essex barbershop
• Apartment Services Inc. to hold April 27 hiring open house in Towson
• Ravens have plenty of needs heading into draft
• State weighs open data project to improve public access
• State weighs open data project to improve public access
• KLNB Retail marketing Baltimore's superblock site
• Baltimore extends superblock negotiations by 8 months
• T.G.I.Friday’s has new menu items
• Montgomery County Teachers Federal Credit Union to merge with Educational Systems Credit Union
• Johns Hopkins wins $90M from Army to study materials
• Pedro Strop Earns First Big League Save as O’s Win
• Group seeks access in Md. for third-party candidate
• Fire cleanup continues
• Open season on bargains: it’s flea market time!
• Block Party on: Federal Hill opens the festival season Sunday
• Out to Lunch: Sleek and chic spot for chiliheads
• Birds House: Out there pitching
• South Crime: Fight goes lights out – One woman arrested for biting, burning another
• Southeast Crime: Police arrest armed man; Suspect tried to shoot cops, but gun failed to discharge
• Community Calendar: April 25 – May 2, 2012
• Police: Strangers gave man a ride, stole 112 Oxycodone pills
• Baltimore Summer Restaurant Week scheduled for July 27-Aug.5
• Hot off the griddle! Baltimore's Summer Restaurant Week announced
• First Mariner posts first quarterly profit in five years
• Food and fun: Thelma's Chicken & Waffles in Roanoke
• Friends School senior earns Princeton Prize in Race Relations
• Friends School senior earns Princeton Prize in Race Relations
• Early Preakness 2012 forecast: Sunny, 74 degrees
• New Federal Hill mixed-use project reaches full occupancy
• H&M signs lease in Silver Spring
• Report: Baltimore's air cleaner, but still among most polluted
• Joe's Crab Shack to open Arundel Mills location
• Justice official to become UB law dean
• City shootings leave one dead, another seriously wounded
• Police arrest fourth suspect in videotaped assault
• Werdesheim trial finally begins with motions and 911 tapes
• 2 boys rescued after boat capsizes in Calvert Co.
• WSJ: 'Apple is the most valuable company' in the world
• DNA collection at arrest struck down by Md. appeals court
• California educator to head Annapolis Area Christian School
• Holy Cross seeks permission to keep building in Germantown
• Report: Montgomery Co. Council should reject Lockheed Martin tax break
• Human Genome Sciences cuts 1Q losses
• University of Baltimore names new law school dean
• O'Malley: State could help pay for new Hagerstown stadium
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, breezy, highs in mid 60s
• Zillow: Area housing market bottom likely this summer
• Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant: Part 1 – Home to a 1MW solar panel array
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Joins Thousands of Residents In Annual Spring Cleanup
• Dr. Freeman Hrabowski Joins community voices supporting ABC 'Culturesof Giving Donor Challenge'
• University of Baltimore names new law school dean
• Balto. Co. detailed investment loss in 2007 letter to council
• Rabid cat scratches 5 in Port Deposit
• Maryland high court strikes down DNA collection at arrest
• A fancy Tudor's Biscuit World in Roanoke, Virginia's Blue Ridge
• Charges pending against owner for trying to home-neuter 4-month-old puppy
• 5 dead in Prince George's Co., carbon monoxide suspected
• Mother stabs child at social services office; security questioned
• Detective suspended in rogue search for missing daughter
• Lawmakers strike deal to save Eastern Shore mail center
• Annapolis leaders considering two special sessions
• SWAT team targets cargo ship in safety exercise
• Werdesheim trial to go forward without a jury
• How special would two sessions be? 
• Governor welcomes new state schools chief
• Green Spring Station plans spur opposition 
• Invasive beetle found in cumin shipment bound for McCormick
• Indian business investors wooed by Maryland 
• Clemens’ lawyer delivers dramatic opener
• T. Rowe Price manages more than $500B in assets
• Do not drink the hand sanitizer
• Solar energy will help power Back River treatment plant
• Police investigate city homicides
• Annapolis Area Christian School names new leader
• Supreme Court hears case that could shut down tribal casino
• Newest Frederick Co. winery grows in Thurmont
• Busch treated for non-malignant skin cancer
• Va. lawyers: Executions are illegal practice of medicine
• Judge: St. Joseph's couldn't have duped Midei
• Skywatching opportunity: See space station twice in two nights
• Another arrested in connection with videotaped assault
• Dine like a Southern Belle at the Hotel Roanoke's Regency Room
• Infant stabbed in Baltimore; mother in custody
• Monthly smartphone bills down at AT&T
• Man wanted for string of commercial burglaries
• Algae "scrubber" tackles harbor pollution
• Lower Dens
• Cassell finally a Terp, Bell traded to Arizona
• Judge in Manning case seeks WikiLeaks damage assessments
• Semantic Engagement
• Bike Issue not Bike-Y enough
• Councilmania
• Murder Ink
• Senate rejects bid to nullify union election rules
• Baltimore homicide detective suspended
• Power Southern breakfast at The Roanoker Restaurant
• Chick-fil-A Leadercast 2012
• Enter Wit & Wisdom's "Best Dessert" Contest!
• April Nor'easter stats: 2 inches of rain, 6 inches of snow in Md.
• T-Mobile, MillerCoors, Toyota to sponsor Maryland running festivals
• Inner Harbor's Gallery loses Saladworks, gains two food vendors
• Fight emerges over size of Great Falls home
• T. Rowe Price earnings, assets under management up in 1Q
• Rick Dempsey's brewpub, restaurant officially opening at Camden Yards
• Defense contract consulting firm moves to Columbia
• Builder seeks new rules for Frederick historic district
• Defense contract consulting firm moves to Columbia
• Charm City Devils: Sins
• Jimmy Smith is proof that micro-analyzing on draft day can cost your team
• Best Buy, Sears cutting 150 jobs in Maryland
• Montgomery Co. ex-planner Stanley takes job in Canada
• 5/4: Mr. Rain's Fun House to host Cinco de Mayo-themed dinner/fundraiser
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Upper 50s, cloudy skies, gusty winds
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #112: Power in Dirt
• MICA Offers Wide Range of Summer Exhibit Programming
• City police investigate suspicious death in N.E. Baltimore
• Recycling for the Light of Truth Center – Part 1
• Champion horse Havre de Grace retired with injury
• Man robs Havre de Grace APGFCU, remains at large
• Chick-fil-A dessert giveaway
• Pentagon creating new spy service
• Life plus 20 years in prison for murderer of Mia Nichols
• Patapsco Flea Market has history of alleged counterfeit selling
• City proposes tax break for Superblock apartment complex
• Cardiologist's defamation suit dismissed
• Man acquitted in dog-burning trial sentenced for attempted murder
• Warehouse owners plead guilty in metal theft plot
• City man gets life plus 20 in murder
• Harper's Choice stabbing death was self-defense, attorney says
• Adult store ordered to stop showing videos
• Police detail charges against Snowden
• Port of Baltimore has robust year
• Baker, unions push Md. lawmakers on gaming
• Police make second arrest in videotaped beating
• NFL player, entertainer, motivator Steve Fitzhugh at Patterson Mill HS: Apr. 26
• Helping Up Mission's 'legacy of hope' celebrates men in recovery
• Edgewood man held without bail on shooting charges
• O's observations through first three weeks
• Man who claims Schaefer's estate owes him loses in court
• Cummings seeks Wal-Mart investigation
• Environmental groups seek Bay lawsuit dismissal
• Destructive beetle found in cumin shipment headed to McCormick
• Introducing Lillian Lowery, Maryland’s new State Superintendent of Schools
• Obama asks Congress to keep interest rates low on student loans
• Consuming Interests: Social Security to exhaust funds earlier
• Laureate partners with London university for online master's program
• Uno Chicago Grill’s new Two for You Lunch
• Sullivan’s Steakhouse’s $39 steak & cake deal (final week)
• Rawlings-Blake introduces tax break bill for stalled superblock
• Since recession, Baltimore-area mergers result in smaller workforces
• SunTrust first-quarter profit up 39 percent
• Wells Fargo donates $4.9M to Maryland nonprofits in 2011
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• Nabi Biopharmaceuticals to merge with Australian company
• Legg Mason drops sponsorship of D.C. tennis tournament
• Spring snow accumulating in Western Maryland
• Jury selection begins in fatal Harper's Choice stabbing trial
• Construction begins Thursday on Columbia theater
• Annapolis man dies in head-on collision
• Annapolis police arrest seven in prostitution sting
• $1.83B Montgomery Co. rapid bus network envisioned
• Cause of warehouse fire in Canton still to be determined
• Baltimore water bill errors threaten county customers
• President’s Cup: A homerun for Baltimore area youth
• Stubborn Havre de Grace Ospreys' nest is relocated
• Lot 31 construction starts in Bethesda
• Monday forecast: Cold, windy and more rain (or snow)
• Werdesheim trial to begin Monday
• Billing problems in county just latest issue for city water system
• Lanes of Capital Beltway reopening after fatal crash
• Patapsco Flea Market raided Sunday by Homeland Security
• Charges of Medicare waste denied by Obama Administration
• Lockheed Martin's machinists on strike in Texas
• Man fatally shot in city; 3 others shot over weekend
• Baltimore's Parking Panda wins D.C. parking deal
• Marylanders pay more taxes than the average American
• Baltimore's Shomrim volunteers go on trial Monday
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Law firm mergers indicate recovery from recession
• Snowden charged with marijuana possession after traffic stop
• Texas Tavern: Roanoke's Millionaire's Club, open 24/7 to satisfy your munchies
• Fire Department fights warehouse blaze in Canton area
• Unexpected touches, chef details: Roanoke's Elephant Walk Restaurant & Lounge
• Maryland crime victims remembered
• Nick Markakis powers Orioles to 3-2 win over Angels in 10 innings
• Treasury yields unchanged as investors wait
• Law movers: 4/23/12
• Opinions – 4/23/12: Maryland Court of Special Appeals
• Woman sues over electrical shock suffered at circuit court
• National picture shows jobs slowdown
• Working, planning and waiting for ‘the call’
• Law digest: 4/23/12
• Signs of a cautious comeback for law firm hiring
• Howard Street’s fallen arches evoke few cries of nostalgia
• Board of Estimates OKs two police-related settlements
• Buck Showalter gets first ejection of the year
• Civil rights leader arrested for marijuana possession
• Federal agents raid Patapsco Flea Market
• Federal agents raid Patapsco Flea Market
• Newspaper report: Under Armour payroll data lost in mail
• Howard Co. driver killed after car leaves road, hits tree
• Man shot multiple times walks into hospital
• Kevin Bacon joins the Terps for UMD ‘Do Good’ showdown
• Baltimore Insider: Franchot's Indiana Jones fantasy fulfilled
• Baltimore's public comment period to close on TIP budget adjustment
• Heavy rain, gusty winds expected on Sunday
• Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show and Cruisers University
• More than 3,500 attend first Komen race in Ocean City
• Heavy rain expected Sunday
• Civil rights leader plans to sue Leopold over alleged dossier
• Gilman quarterback Shane Cockerille commits to Maryland
• Downtown streets to close 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday
• Monkey born in Md. Zoo exhibit Saturday
• Baltimore's marble lady moving from Calvert Street
• Forensic nurses taking the lead on rape cases in Maryland
• Watergate figure Charles 'Chuck' Colson dies
• From medium hired in Jarrett case, a muddled message
• Navy stuns No. 9 Johns Hopkins, 8-2, in Mids' season finale
• Baltimore County hosted the 42nd Earth Day sale: Compost bins and rain barrels
• Nolan Reimold is on a Mission
• MLB power rankings
• Shredding events held to prevent identity theft in Maryland
• 28-year-old man shot on N. Robinson Street in Baltimore
• Ravens’ Paul Kruger to serve as Ambassador for Baltimore Kidney Walk
• PMJ Foundation spearheads an environmental cleanup day
• Sun named newspaper of the year by Md.-Del.-D.C. press group
• Fire dept., schools, homeless focus of Howard budget
• BGE $100 rate credit to show up in May bills
• Former Mid sues Naval Academy over rapes
• Miller wants to reopen tax negotiations
• Husband appears in court in missing woman murder case
• Baltimore school honors the Cosbys
• Models show snow potential in Western Maryland on Monday
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• Fire tax hike, homeless initiative part of Ulman budget
• Md. employers added 1,500 jobs in March
• Crises make automakers rethink lean parts supplies
• Former Panera manager settles discrimination case
• Realities of Real Estate: 10 reasons sellers overprice their houses
• N.Y. suit fails military schools for rape reaction
• FDA outlines rules for nanotechnology in food
• Balto. School for the Arts students missing since Wed.
• Judges seem wary of overruling tobacco judgment
• Maryland Zoo announces stillborn chimpanzee birth
• Lawyer: News Corp. suits nearly double to 100+
• BGE: Most customers to get $100 Exelon deal credit in May
• Real Estate Weekly – 4/20/12: Pierce’s Park opening slated at Inner Harbor
• T.G.I.Friday’s invites you to celebrate everyday
• Maryland events for April 2012
• Hollywood Casino Perryville install 175-foot sign off I-95
• Under Armour not planning major 2012 Summer Olympics campaign
• Police investigating damaged Catonsville speed camera
• First phase of Ocean City boardwalk work ahead of schedule
• Maryland adds 1,500 jobs in March; unemployment up to 6.6%
• Prince George's County hopes to revitalize 6 neighborhoods
• Baltimore Grand Prix's community relations head resigns
• O'Malley woos national press at D.C. breakfast
• NAIOP honors Md. companies for construction projects
• Maryland names Lillian Lowery as state superintendent
• Baltimore superblock tax break legislation expected Monday
• Under Armour reports 21 percent increase in profit
• Warehouse/distribution center leasing leads Q1 gains
• Phase 1 of Ocean City boardwalk work almost done
• Missing since 1991: Christine Jarrett cold case solved
• BankAnnapolis starts Gambrills branch construction
• Sondheim Prize finalists announced
• Annapolis garage talks stall again
• Lillian Lowery named Md. state superintendent of schools
• Under Armour profit up 21% in 1Q on strong sales
• Lack of funding may delay Md. fracking studies
• Montgomery County planning director Stanley resigns
• Jobs inside Baltimore's temp and professional search firms
• Top of the List: Professional search firms around Baltimore
• Database: Baltimore's largest public companies in 2007 and 2011
• Pasadena man sentenced for killing caged kitten in W.Va.
• Budget inaction has led to intraparty fighting amongst Democrats
• Budget inaction has led to intraparty fighting amongst Democrats
• 2-alarm fire damages Reisterstown apartment complex
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Economic recovery in jeopardy, Wall Street Journal reports
• Sheila Dixon roasted for charity at Power Plant
• Baltimore City property tax bills getting a makeover
• Friday forecast: Fog, then sunny, 70s
• Study links crime rate to public housing relocation efforts
• Restaurant Association of Maryland salutes the “Stars of the Industry”
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Joins Education Advocates To Highlight Need For New School Construction Funds
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Kicks-Off Transformation of Baltimore’s Largest Community Garden
• Carl Stokes Says Mayor’s Plan to Seek Funding for New School Construction and Renovation Is Premature
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Restoration of the Battle Monument
• Former mayor Dixon roasted for charity
• Morgan State establishes student exchange program
• Husband charged when wife's remains found after 20 years
• Human Genome Sciences rebuffs offer from GlaxoSmithKline
• Rare twins make their first visit to pediatrician
• Maryvale's student Diversity Conference aims to create awareness, ignite change
• Dundalk woman guilty of assaulting detention officer
• BmoreFail conference celebrates failure
• Supreme Court strip search ruling threatens city lawsuits
• Crab population has rebounded, state says
• O's beat White Sox, 5-3, to win second straight road series
• O's beat White Sox, 5-3, to win second straight road series
• Police increasing presence and patrols over Tigerfest weekend
• Bowie State advisor dies after being restrained by police
• BWI powers up, saves money with new solar panels
• Franchot wants school year to start after Labor Day
• Franchot wants school year to start after Labor Day
• Pastor convicted of sexually abusing a teen girl
• Southwest Airlines 1Q profit takes off
• City's black male leaders organize around literacy
• Car break-ins near Belvedere Square
• Washington Capitals set for Sept. 26 Baltimore exhibition
• Baltimore weather cancels 'red flag alert' but not fire risks
• Rite Aid hiring in Maryland
• Commander participates in White House summit
• Report: Maryland Zoo in Baltimore generates $24M in spending
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion is a delicious and exciting escape
• Ira Glass to give Goucher's commencement keynote
• Sandy Spring Bank earnings rise; says economy is improving
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion celebrates Administrative Professionals Day
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion celebrates Administrative Professionals Day
• Body of Howard woman, missing since '91, found in shed
• Harford Co. Libraries celebrate gearheads in Jarrettsville
• Brown Advisory acquires stake in New York hedge fund
• Social media key in hiring process
• Existing home sales fall in March
• Weekend road closings April 21-22
• Silver Spring Transit Center may need rebuilding
• Stone conveyor system plan worries Carroll Co. residents
• Lacrosse games to honor those affected by cancer, relationship violence
• Ninth officer sentenced to prison in towing scheme
• Michael Oher to become Hallmark ornament
• Man robs Ellicott City pharmacy using a syringe
• Milton Inn chef to open new Howard Co. restaurant
• Delmarva's natural areas sustain economies, report says
• Human Genome Sciences rejects $2.59B GlaxoSmithKline bid
• NASA celebrates Earth Day with special events and online activities
• NASA celebrates Earth Day with special events and online activities
• Caesars gives $100,000 to O'Malley-led group
• Bottle tax debate bubbles over during city council hearing
• Bottle tax debate bubbles over during city council hearing
• Bank of America targeted by fake website
• Councilman Stokes calls mayor's bottle tax plan 'a shell game'
• Constellation Energy among 100 best corporate citizens
• Merchant marine whistle blower awarded $462K in at-sea pollution case
• O'Malley says progress being made toward special session
• NFL Players Association sues NFL Coaches Association in D.C. court
• LaSalle Hotel Properties cuts losses, boosts dividend
• O'Malley for president in 2016? It could happen
• Kevin Bacon addresses students in College Park
• Unidentified person fatally shot on street in La Plata
• Spring has sprung with the new Spring “Plates” menu at Capital Grille
• Spring has sprung with the new Spring “Plates” menu at Capital Grille
• Woman found dead inside Temple Hills apartment
• Prince George's Co. man arrested after machete attack
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Another rain chance, then sunny, 60s
• This Weekend: The 9th Annual Highlandtown Wine Festival
• This Weekend: The 9th Annual Highlandtown Wine Festival
• Baltimore City Legislators To Discuss General Assembly Session at Baltimore City NAACP Membership Meeting
• Big Truck Day at the Baltimore Museum of Industry
• April drought threatens 'May flowers'
• Lady Baltimore statue to move to Walters Art Museum
• Israeli defense firm to add 100 jobs in Howard Co.
• Actor Kevin Bacon judges charity competition at College Park
• Councilman Stokes calls mayor's bottle tax plan 'a shell game'
• Miller denies that gambling bill derailed budget
• 4.5-mile conveyor would carry stone to Carroll plant
• October trial set in Shore pollution suit over chicken waste
• Annapolis Bancorp repays half of $8.2 million federal bailout
• UMBC President named in Time’s Top 100 Most Influential People in the World
• April drought threatens 'May flowers'
• Md. National Guard headed to U.S.-Mexican border
• KIPP Ujima educator named Baltimore Teacher of Year
• Alleged Dog-fighting ring exposed in northwest Baltimore
• Windsor Mill man pleads guilty in Chinese software piracy case
• Constellation Energy among 100 best corporate citizens
• Much-needed showers moving in; small rain totals expected
• Dog-fighting ring discovered during drug bust
• Dog-fighting ring discovered during drug bust
• Newfound Poe manuscript to be displayed in Richmond
• Deli event at the Jewish Museum of Maryland
• Six city schools were locked down for police activity
• Ravens schedule tough but fair
• The feel of rockstar food at Dante + video of the master in action
• The feel of rockstar food at Dante + video of the master in action
• T. Rowe Price global investment head Ruppert retiring
• Joppa man charged with using pepper spray during spat
• Budget woes expose local government’s dependency on state funding
• Israel Aerospace Industries unit opens Howard office, plans to hire 100
• Student arrested after fight at city high school softball game
• Student arrested after fight at city high school softball game
• Annapolis Bancorp repays half of $8.2M TARP loan
• BMore Integrated acquired by Right Source Marketing
• Outback Steakhouse invites all mates for a dining experience down under
• Community meeting to discuss transformation of Utz Field, Baker Rec
• Fells embraces pyrate invasion
• Vino, amore: must be the Highlandtown Wine Festival
• South Crime: Man arrested for trying to steal memorabilia from the Camden Club
• Cleanups, volunteer opportunities, more
• City cleanup roundup
• Mark your calendar: Dia del Niño
• Birds House: What do fans think?
• Community Calendar: April 18 – April 24, 2012
• Southeast Crime: Man picks up woman in bar; woman picks up his wallet in hotel
• Neighborhood senior center news
• Baltimore County shortens school year by 4 days
• Baltimore County votes down new student discipline policy
• With Cordish out, BCCC has no immediate plans for Bard building
• Auction of Frederick strip mall scheduled
• Hagerstown studies building stadium to keep baseball team
• Banks move properties as short sales top foreclosures
• Cristo Rey reports $5.35 million contribution to Baltimore City economy
• Four overnight shootings in Baltimore investigated
• Two seriously injured in crash with bus
• Judge awards whistleblower $462,500 in pollution case
• Goodbye Pazza Luna, welcome Sweet Caroline’s Bistro and Tavern
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Landover tech firm 2tor secures $10M credit line
• UMBC president named among world's most influential leaders
• Cordish won't redevelop Baltimore community college site
• Md. Republicans ask O'Malley not to raise taxes by calling special session
• Ravens face fourth-toughest NFL schedule in '12
• Hagerstown officials question Ripken study for proposed stadium
• Lt. Gov. Brown to join Vice Pres. Biden at White House forum
• City cop gets 2.5 years in towing kickback scheme
• Baltimore County may sue Merrill Lynch to regain lost investment
• NBC to sell advertising on Comcast sports channels
• Mt. Washington Tavern rebuild is giving back to the community
• Wednesday forecast: Low 60s, chance of an afternoon shower
• Show - Ruined
• A City Of Firsts At The Baltimore Museum Of Industry
• Associated Black Charities And W.K. Kellogg Foundation Kick Off ‘Cultures Of Giving Donor Challenge’
• Tree Baltimore Earth Day Planting
• Associated Black Charities and W.K. Kellogg kick off Cultures of Giving Donor Challenge!
• O's Chen earns first win in 3-2 victory against White Sox
• County weighs suit after loss on $21M investment
• Suicide raises long-standing concerns about cyber-bullying
• Pepco impersonator sentenced to 25 years in Arundel assault
• Breaking Away
• Starting Friday: I-795 to be resurfaced on weekends
• Opening Sprint
• The Bike Issue
• Seventh officer sentenced, to 2.5 years in towing case
• Rock musicians love the food of Melt and you can get a 25% discount for life
• Keep the Government Off Our Children’s Penises
• Education advocates, retailers prepare for bottle tax showdown
• Education advocates, retailers prepare for bottle tax showdown
• Walkscore.com/Crime
• Democrats, GOP lawmakers disagree on need for special session
• Murder Ink
• Cashed Out
• Three arrested in May 2011 shooting of 12-year-old boy
• No. 3 Calvert Hall beats No. 1 Gilman in lacrosse
• No. 3 Calvert Hall beats No. 1 Gilman in lacrosse
• As tax deadline looms, last-minute filers buckle down
• Woman dies after crash with suspect being pursued by police
• T. Rowe Price could restart its expansion plans next year
• Cordish won't be redeveloping Baltimore community college site
• Sinclair CEO's compensation rose 16 percent
• Unusual weather worsened Chesapeake Bay's health
• Maryland approves electric reliability standards
• Under Armour expansion proposal goes to mayor
• ABC's 'The Bachelor' plans Baltimore casting call in June
• M&T Bank CEO says small business is 'bulwark' of economy
• Perfect restaurant while traveling, get what you want: AMP 150
• T. Rowe Price expects to add up to 300 workers in 2012
• NYC mayor donates $5M to education programs for city youth
• NYC mayor donates $5M to education programs for city youth
• Under Armour's Locust Point expansion plan awaits final OK from mayor
• T. Rowe Price CEO touts company's performance in 'challenging' 2011
• Spike in tornadoes doesn't mean higher risk in Md.
• Sinclair Broadcast CEO Smith gets 16% pay hike in 2011
• Man acquitted in 2 cold-case rapes charged with murder
• Maryland salaries higher than U.S. average
• Maryland First Lady calls for everyone to take the anti-bullying pledge
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• Earth Week 2012: Calvert Hall increases awareness, NDP to recycle electronics
• Arundel police arrest Lothian man in hit-and-run of officer
• 2012 Restaurant taxpayer relief day
• Miss Shirley's named Md.'s favorite food truck
• MedStar Franklin Square names Samuel Moskowitz as president
• Group wants McHenry Row liquor store to lose license
• Helicopters can save lives during emergencies
• Two die, one injured in shootings Monday night
• Severn Bancorp profit holds steady in first quarter
• Illinois Mega Millions winner to come forward
• Van Halen announces 1st Mariner Arena show
• 3-alarm fire damages Glen Burnie apartment complex
• Man dies after 2-vehicle crash in Columbia
• Baltimore Grand Prix head may depart group
• Apple shares tumbles ahead of earnings
• Marriott International sells ExecuStay to Oakwood Worldwide
• Eastern Savings Bank exec accused by SEC of stock fraud
• Huguely sentencing for murder of Yeardley Love set for Aug. 30
• Arundel council votes 'no confidence' in police chief Teare
• Columbia startup Internet Broadcasting Corp. raises $500,000
• Open Space legislation before Arundel Co. Council
• Chartered Health names former CareFirst exec as new chairman
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Jill Snyder joins Clementine as executive chef
• Fogo de Chão to feature special dinner package benefitting Junior Achievement
• Tuesday forecast: 70s and sunny
• Celebrity chef, top musicians: House of Blues
• Celebrity chef, top musicians: House of Blues
• Power play: Orioles batter White Sox in 10th for 10-4 win
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #111: Supporting Our Student Athletes
• Eat, shop authentically and localvore: West Side Market, West Side Market Cafe'
• Anne Arundel Council votes 'no confidence' in Teare
• Snakehead bounty offered to Baltimore fishermen
• Aberdeen to hold line on taxes, but spending cuts loom
• Who are the winners at the Restaurant Association of Maryland annual gala?
• Who are the winners at the Restaurant Association of Maryland annual gala?
• Baltimore County woman gets 60 years in husband's murder
• Drivers find delays on JFX, other routes as repairs begin
• Peabody composer wins Pulitzer Prize in music
• Former PG housing director sentenced to 3 years
• Arundel police identify officer in fatal shooting
• Baltimore Grand Prix group in turmoil
• Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz commits to the Terps
• Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz commits to the Terps
• University of Maryland Medical School to open proton center
• Leopold proposes $1.2B operating budget for Anne Arundel Co.
• City schools with federal turnaround grants have mixed results
• The end of an era: Chef John Taylor is leaving Baltimore's Oceanaire
• Anti-abortion group celebrates settlement in 2008 arrests
• Baltimore ties 90-degree record on year's hottest day
• Temperatures briefly hit 90 degrees at BWI, tying record
• Maryland events in 2012
• Prosecutors won't pursue murder charges against Ali
• State pushes "green" lawn care for Bay
• Columbia startup Internet Broadcasting Corp. raises $500,000
• Turgeon does it again, snares another committment
• Edgewood Elementary loses power, dismisses early
• Proton treatment center construction to start on Baltimore's west side
• Anne Arundel exec Leopold proposes property tax hikes as part of budget
• Capitol College to offer government marketing program
• How are you perceived when you interview?
• AT&T to be top sponsor of Md.'s War of 1812 bicentennial
• 2 arrests made in Dundalk church arson
• Mercy Medical makes Thomson Reuters' top 100 hospital list
• Four Seasons Baltimore named one of world's hottest new hotels
• Get your rock on, satisfy your munchies, see Arty Hill at Happy Dog
• Ocean City's warm weather drives room tax collections up 15%
• Baltimore councilman proposes advertisements on fire trucks
• Two juveniles charged with arson at Dundalk church
• Skeletal remains of woman found in Medfield
• The verdict: Friends School's Mock Trial win over Severn puts team in Final Four
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• AT&T becomes top sponsor of Maryland War of 1812 celebration
• Salmonella outbreak linked to frozen yellowfin tuna
• Arundel police officer struck during traffic stop
• Weekend killings put city's homicide count for year past 50
• Weekend killings put city's homicide count for year past 50
• Coldstone Creamery provides delicious healthy alternatives
• Bon Secours' $226.3 million impact on Baltimore economy
• Parsons' bail reduced in city videotaped robbery case
• Maryland petition referendum becomes new tool for citizen reform
• Virginia Tech marks 5th anniversary of shootings with Day of Remembrance
• Light traffic reported on routes around JFX lane closures
• Best Buy closing Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores
• Capital One Bank cuts 500 assistant branch managers
• D.C-based Carlyle Group to price shares $23-$25 in IPO
• Anti-abortion advocates to demonstrate Monday at State Police Hdq. in Pikesville
• Movie studios team with Walmart to convert DVDs into online movie library
• Hagerstown Community College to offer online degrees
• FCC fines Google $25,000 for impeding data collection investigation
• JFX backups begin Monday a.m.
• Huguely to learn sentencing date for murder conviction
• The Rusty Scupper celebrates 30 years with lunch special
• The Rusty Scupper celebrates 30 years with lunch special
• Monday forecast: Sunny, hot with highs in 80s
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake And Residents Celebrate New Momentum In Poppleton
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Meets with Mayor Michael Bloomberg to Discuss Illegal Guns
• A laid-back place for everyone to rock out and eat: Prosperity Social Club
• Anne Arundel officer hit by car
• One person injured in fire on Old Frederick Road
• Networking Exercises” at GGCC Business Networking Before Nine
• Networking Exercises” at GGCC Business Networking Before Nine
• Floral mosaic greets seniors at new Green House Residences
• Anti-abortion activists to discuss settlement in 2008 arrests
• Libertytown church commemorates Titanic victims
• Blue Jays' seven-run sixth inning dooms Orioles in 9-2 loss
• Swine, wine and dine 2012 – Cochon 555
• Marina fire damages building, sailboats; draws 94 firefighters
• Broken relationship with city threatens Prisoners Aid's future
• Two dead after single-vehicle accident
• Frederick County lifts open burning ban
• Md. lawmakers take on political spending spree
• TSA often seizes weapons at BWI
• Jewish families eager to break bread after Passover
• Taliban attack Afghanistan in 'spring offensive'
• Temperatures hit 80 and keep climbing at airport, downtown
• With an hour flight, be like a rockstar at the Ritz-Carlton, Cleveland
• West Baltimore man becomes 50 t h homicide victim of 2012
• Celebrating volunteers who count the homeless
• Fire at empty Carroll Co. hospital is under investigation
• Md. National Guard marks 17 members' return from Iraq
• Junior Achievement president Bodensiek named one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women
• City police vehicle involved in accident
• City police vehicle involved in accident
• Man seriously injured in Druid Heights shooting
• Man seriously injured in Druid Heights shooting
• Earth Week begins with spring clean ups in Baltimore
• Youth violence, staff force spiked in 2011 at juvenile facilities
• Orioles secure another late comeback with 6-4 win
• New defendant is 23 r d charged in Dead Man Inc. gang case
• Best Buy to close Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores in May
• Annapolis budget meltdown could sully leaders' reputations
• Ex-Islamic jihadist teaches Middle Eastern politics at college
• Best Buy closing Inner Harbor, Hunt Valley stores
• Like Red Robin on Facebook and get rewarded
• Former Glen Burnie teacher enters pleas in student sex cases
• Man shot by Arundel officer dies
• MLB power rankings
• MLB power rankings
• Ravens Cheerleaders’ Swimsuit Calendar photo shoot (slideshow – part II)
• The end of an era: Chef John Taylor is leaving Baltimore's Oceanaire restaurant
• Orioles top Blue Jays, 7-5, in slugfest
• Man, 20, charged in videotaped beating
• Scaled-back ethics measure to offer some online records
• Mourners wear blue after 15-year-old's suicide
• Two charged in Towson pizza shop assault
• Two charged in Towson pizza shop assault
• Man in domestic dispute shot by Arundel officer
• Maryland's budget not balanced
• State lawmakers reverse high court ruling on public defenders
• Harbor pollution going public, real-time
• O'Malley appoints new Baltimore judges
• Man acquitted in hit-and-run that killed two girls
• Road work scheduled to begin across region
• Longtime T. Rowe manager Robert Gensler to retire
• Regulators order Exelon to explain merger violations
• Cordish/Giants team to redevelop San Francisco waterfront
• Unlicensed cab driver convicted of rape
• City will allow homeowners more time to pay off erroneous tax bills
• Attention, JFX commuters: Make plans for Monday
• I-95 north jammed by series of crashes
• Sixth city officer in kickback scheme gets 2 years in prison
• Man arrested on charge related to girl's accidental shooting
• Warm-up could threaten heat record Monday
• Exelon faces Maryland PSC hearing over power sale
• No bail for Harford bank robbery suspect
• Maryland DBED hiring chief marketing officer
• Export-Import Bank of China to open first U.S. office in Baltimore
• Chinese bank to establish first U.S. office in Maryland
• BWI Airport tops in the U.S. for February on-time arrival rate
• T. Rowe Price Global Stock fund portfolio manager retiring
• Adidas signs on with Baltimore Bohemians soccer team
• Wells Fargo's 1Q profit up 13% with revenue increase
• Baltimore 2012 ADDY Awards winners
• Irene retired from tropical storm name list
• Open Society Institute-Baltimore gets $5M gift from Bloomberg
• Derek Jeter: Bird Killer
• Drought watch in effect for Eastern Shore
• Baltimore's Jittergram: 1 week, 100,000+ app store downloads
• Another bank robbery in Harford County and police get their man
• Baltimore Ravens see opportunity in casino sponsorships
• Famous Dave’s gives taxpayers relief until Wednesday April 18, 2012
• Hagerstown ballpark worker dies after fall
• Spying-and-surveillance convention coming to Baltimore
• Bruce Springsteen returns to D.C. for Nationals Park show
• Lawmakers' ethics forms to go online, not financial documents
• O’Malley to meet with Miller, Busch
• Northrop Grumman names Carr head of Fort Meade, Aberdeen
• D.C. leaders consider easing height restrictions
• Top of the List: Baltimore's most expensive private schools
• Apple denies Justice Department claims
• Md. man accused in terrorism case to be in court
• Bank of America launches second round of bulk sales of foreclosed homes
• Baltimore's StraighterLine raises $10M in funding
• O'Malley accepts some blame for budget
• Google gives social network a facelift
• Natural gas power plant to be built in Waldorf
• Baltimore City speed camera locations revealed
• Audit positive on Annapolis city finances
• Md. trucker in N.Y. Thruway crash dies from injuries
• Financial co. says drug clinic stopped retirement contributions
• Tax Day specials at local Baltimore restaurants
• Friday forecast: Areas of frost early, warming to mid-60s
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Openings for AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associates
• Drama Featuring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. And Malcolm X
• StraighterLine raises $10 million from investors
• Police charge Bel Air man in PNC Bank robbery
• Fire heavily damages three houses in Irvington
• The Daily Record announces its 20 in Their Twenties award winners
• Foose still awaiting final vote as next schools superintendent
• Catonsville speed camera gets a new home Fri. morning
• CVC-MC Kicks Off Earth Day with Habitat
• Bloomberg joins Hopkins in dedicating new hospital
• Hopkins students, professors discuss fallout of Martin case
• Kamenetz proposes '13 budget with no tax increases, no layoffs
• Police official seeks probe about personnel information
• Maryland laws allow Orioles, others to say, 'Stay out'
• Police union changes content of anti-Leopold radio ad
• Woman testifies defendant was driving when girls were hit
• Johnson twins' father expresses relief, anger after acquittal
• Rosen wins House nomination in 1st District
• Police searching for three suspects in tourist beating video
• 1,200 dedicate Hopkins’ $1.1 billion baby
• Convention Center emerges a winner
• Maryland top court will decide if Dream Act goes to voters
• Legal changes go beyond same-sex marriage
• Mortgage rates drop close to all-time lows
• Wind power may be unstoppable
• Lowest trade deficit since fall a good sign
• Harford County commemorates 100th anniversary of Titanic tragedy
• Conviction but no jail time for illegal Canton house rehab
• Baltimore police moving toward videotaped interrogations
• Prometric gets $175 million loan to refinance, grow
• Blue Sage Café and Wine Bar to open in June
• Weekend weather: A warm-up on the way
• Traffic on Interstate 95 northbound backed up by fuel spill
• Two injured in Dublin house fire Thursday
• Accused mental hospital killer not competent to stand trial
• Eco friendly carryout tote bags will get you discounts at La Scala Ristorante
• Webb long-term deal could give Ravens two top corners
• Job interview no-no's: Tales from a recruiter's crypt
• Skywatching opportunity: Saturn at its brightest Sunday
• Prometric secures $175M credit line
• WLIF 101.9 ranks as Baltimore's top billing station in 2011
• Mt. Washington Tavern plans to reopen by early winter
• Firefighters control townhouse fire near Aberdeen
• Economic Alliance names Venable's Baader as board chair
• Despite ‘doomsday’ budget scenario critical legislation gets passed in Annapolis
• 'Steve Jobs' biography author to speak in Baltimore Saturday
• Man pleads guilty to stealing from church, preschool
• Havre de Grace license plate to mark War of 1812 bicentennial
• Kamenetz's 2013 budget includes no tax hikes, layoffs
• Southwest traffic, capacity drops nearly 1% in March
• Kona Grill provides a wonderful dining experience
• Mt. Washington Tavern expects to re-open by mid-fall
• Weather map: March heat wasn't extreme in Baltimore
• Stieff Silver building on the market
• Md. March foreclosure drop statistics questioned
• Baltimore Orioles hold steady on prices in 2012
• Corner Bakery Cafe opens Monday in Inner Harbor
• New Walmart in Worcester Co. draws crowds
• Cecil Bank robbed in Havre de Grace, suspect sought
• Allegany County strikes deal on Rocky Gap casino
• Franchot says Hagerstown stadium a 'must-do'
• Legg Mason assets under management edge up in March
• Purple Line change aids Maryland businesses
• Man shot several times in East Baltimore
• Man shot several times in East Baltimore
• Verizon Wireless to charge $30 for phone upgrades
• Yahoo slips again, falls to No. 3 search engine
• GSA officials urge staff to report abuse
• O'Malley cites failure of leadership at testy bill signing session
• Feds to probe NAACP complaint against Anne Arundel schools
• Police identify boy, 6, who shot himself in Clinton
• Walmart where bleach fight took place is hot spot for police calls
• Flavor Cupcakery makes 2nd Food Network appearance tonight
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Upper 50s, windy and sunny
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Councilman Scott Announce Partnership With Baltimore Orioles
• Orioles lose in extra innings again, get swept by Yankees
• Man shot multiple times in Biddle St. neighborhood
• Twins found not guilty in dog-burning case
• Arundel police union runs ads in favor of Teare's deputy chief
• Localities, schools, colleges face uncertain budget picture
• Woman banned from Walmart for 5 years after bleach fight
• Protesters, police prep for G-8 summit at Camp David
• Protesters, police prep for G-8 summit at Camp David
• Pete Eldridge now on Cliche Skateboards
• Man gets life sentence in school sex assault try
• Twins found not guilty in dog-burning case
• State guardsman to receive Air Force Cross for heroism
• Baltimore pastor Bryant speaks at Martin family news conference
• Baltimore pastor Bryant speaks at Martin family news conference
• O'Malley says he won't call session until leaders have a deal
• O'Malley says he won't call session until leaders have a deal
• PSC rejects taxi firm's request for security cameras
• Orioles sign pitcher Joel Pineiro to minor league deal
• Dance supports board's decision to build Mays Chapel school
• Hobnob and rub shoulders with Maryland’s top chefs and restaurateurs
• Judge dismisses $5 million HarborView lawsuit over mold
• Orioles offering $4 tickets for selected games
• Legislative Doomsday
• Legislative Recap
• Will fire co. closings affect response? Depends on whom you ask
• Camden Yards gets a makeover for its 20th anniversary
• Tennis, anyone? Not till summer at Latrobe
• NASCAR driver to visit Glenelg High
• Benny Sacks, former pet shop owner, 70
• Join the Citywide Spring Cleanup
• City schools will have to shed 100 international teachers
• Three-alarm fire at Dundalk church ruled arson
• Three-alarm fire at Dundalk church ruled arson
• Sweet!
• Birds House: It’s a good start!
• Community Calendar: April 11 – April 17
• Perry Hall man charged in fatal hit and run
• Perry Hall man charged in fatal hit and run
• Amnesty for trespassing at Oriole Park appears to be over
• Southeast Crime: Woman attacks her ex with box cutter
• South Baltimore Crime: ‘Friend’ steals cash from car and hoofs it
• Baltimore City Public Schools Baseball Championship to be played at Camden Yards
• Baltimore City Public Schools Baseball Championship to be played at Camden Yards
• Parker to transfer
• Katzen Eye Group hiring a dozen for Baltimore-area locations
• Southwest Airlines new jet debuts at BWI Airport
• Driver convicted in crash that killed two in Columbia
• Social Madness nominations surpass 30
• Casey’s Restaurant and Bar is a delight 7 days a week
• Is your Md. crab cake true blue? State program lets you know
• Mirlande Wilson spared from Mega Millions-related suit
• Mirlande Wilson spared from Mega Millions-related suit
• Washington Capitals appear headed back to Baltimore for Sept. 27 exhibition
• Two Maryland food banks merge
• Two Maryland food banks merge
• Maryland auto industry generates $1.9B in tax revenue
• Maryland student loan debt highest in the nation
• St. Paul's Schools host Japanese drummers from 2011 earthquake region
• Milton Inn owner Brian Boston opening Howard County restaurant
• Under Armour plans to make Tide Point a premier corporate campus
• Baltimore Convention Center design money gets OK in legislature
• Yorkridge hits 100% occupancy with two new tenants
• Md. police officer commits suicide when pulled over for speeding
• Maryland hits hurdles in Race to the Top
• Annapolis housing complex pitched for historic site
• Southwest takes off with new jet
• Prince George's police identify man fatally shot by officer
• Free tax return help offered in Maryland
• Santorum ends campaign, promises only temporary retreat
• Laurel fails to get casino, bag bill in 2012 General Assembly
• Md. becomes first state to restrict employer access to workers' social media passwords
• U.S. to investigate charges that Arundel schools discriminate against blacks
• Council members hatch compromise, allow five chickens in Annapolis
• MASN posts ratings increase for Orioles' season opener
• Baltimore-based Laureate Education to file IPO
• City poised to spend $120,000 on T-shirts Wednesday
• P.F. Chang's all new lunch menu plus new dinner items
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Highs in the lower 50s, more wind
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - April 09, 2012
• Orioles lose to Yankees, 5-4, in extra innings
• Man shot in leg in Upton neighborhood
• Lady Maryland back on the water
• Zimmerman attorneys withdraw, say they've lost contact with him
• Fire damages Sparrows Point church
• Zimmerman attorneys withdraw, say they've lost contact with him
• Md. first state to ban employers from asking for passwords
• Three Maryland educators share in Mega Millions winnings
• Jurors set to deliberate Wednesday in Phoenix trial
• Peaceful march for Trayvon met by heavy police presence
• Balto. Co. school board OKs Dance as superintendent
• Peaceful march for Trayvon met by heavy police presence
• House-Senate deal collapsed in final hours
• Environmentalists praise assembly session
• What now? Legislative leaders say special session is needed
• Jeter fuels up at Chazz before Orioles game
• U.S. to probe NAACP complaint against Arundel schools
• Highway agency readies for warm-weather projects
• Developers vie to restore Parkway Theatre in Charles North
• Safety violation charged at Calvert Cliffs
• Easton lacrosse players win appeal of suspensions
• City police say man shot by officer in West Baltimore
• Upcoming events: April 12-22, 2012
• Honduran man wanted on murder charges detained in Randallstown
• Non-distress sales on the rise as foreclosure sales sink
• Poe House could operate as part of the B&O Museum
• Man to be sentenced on charge of attempted school assault
• Canton rehab without permits could lead to jail time
• Harland Clarke to cut 125 jobs in Glen Burnie
• MASN posts ratings increase for Orioles' season opener
• Man grazed in police shooting in West Baltimore
• Prosecutors could charge Orioles trespasser, say they won't
• Harford woman, 39, charged with unlawfully having sex with boy, 16
• Derek Jeter & Andruw Jones at Chazz
• City Employees Do Not Equal City Dwellers
• Tom Tomorrow on Target
• Sneaker Freaks
• Matusz struggles in loss to Yankees
• Hopkins event to close Orleans St. April 11 and 12
• Hopkins event to close Orleans St. April 11 and 12
• Bealefeld: Downtown beating not a hate crime
• Bealefeld: Downtown beating not a hate crime
• Baltimore set to return $200,000 grant misdirected by Weinberg Foundation
• Maryland bills OK'd that may impact your business
• Congressman Elijah Cummings to host April 16 job fair
• Waterfront Kitchen Restaurant is a beautiful dining experience with purpose
• Hopkins exec Chip Davis named head of Sibley Memorial Hospital
• Road closures on tap Wednesday, Thursday near Johns Hopkins Hospital
• Murder Ink
• A “Common Assault”
• Banks in Small Business Lending Fund making more loans
• Severn woman charged with assault
• Rawlings-Blake wants special session for table games; O'Malley undecided
• Baltimore receives three proposals for Parkway Theatre redevelopment
• Are you radical? Want to own a restaurant in Baltimore, but don't have cash?
• Legislative leaders play chicken with Maryland residents’ lives
• Two women die in head-on collision
• Elderly woman killed in Gambrills crash
• Mystery of the Maryland mega-million solved
• Assembly OKs growler sales
• Golfsmith International targets Baltimore-D.C. area for new stores
• Farewell to Final Four, and hello to baseball
• Three winners claim Maryland's Mega Millions ticket
• Three Maryland educators share in Mega Millions winnings
• Farm land holding its value
• Frederick still undecided on 27 rezoning requests
• Pepco offers 1,000 free trees to Prince George's residents
• Montgomery County set to choose between Wheaton proposals
• Baltimore Ravens Cheerleaders’ Swimsuit Calendar photo shoot (slideshow)
• Corner Bakery to open in Baltimore
• Dissatisfaction increases among Howard Co. educators
• Howard County reaches out to potential home buyers
• Is same-sex divorce legal in Md. where same-sex union's not?
• Creation of hybrid Baltimore Co. school board dies in House
• Student activists arrested supporting offshore wind energy
• Man seriously injured in Edgewood shooting
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Highs in mid-50s, more wind expected
• Maryland statewide tornado drill scheduled for Wednesday
• Assembly fails to pass tax bill, adopts 'Doomsday' budget
• Assembly approves stormwater pollution mandate
• Balto. Co. school board bill stalls in final hours of Assembly session
• Matusz struggles as Orioles lose first of season
• Lawmakers enact lead poisoning bill
• Police officer kills self after traffic stop, chase
• Baltimoreans support ACS through volunteering: Part 1
• More than 400 attend Columbia vigil for Trayvon Martin
• Assembly pushes energy from manure, wood
• Sex abuse charges dropped against City College staff member
• Baltimore is under a red flag fire warning alert – Part 2
• Bay Bank and Carrollton Bank plan to merge
• For Orioles' Opening Day field jumper, no charges
• Mega Millions winner claims prize
• Did the dog lick the deviled eggs?
• Balto. Co. school board bill stalls in final hours of Assembly session
• Senate gives storm-water bill preliminary nod
• O's sweep Twins out of Baltimore
• Bad loan gave 1st Mariner a stake in Cecil Bancorp
• Dance to guest teach in Balto. Co. middle, high classrooms
• Ship delivers largest sugar cargo ever to Domino plant
• Police respond to student disturbance at Harford Community College
• House Ways and Means passes a gambling bill
• No charges likely for Harford Community College student who allegedly made 'dangerous threats'
• Man pleads guilty in death of Middle River girlfriend
• Man pleads guilty in death of Middle River girlfriend
• Baltimore beating video: Police, prosecutors still investigating
• First Mariner says it's not interested in buying Cecil Bancorp
• Miller lashes out at House as standoff lingers
• Mychal Parker transferring from Maryland
• Charmcity Shop Challenge results and photos
• Armed robbery at Long Reach eatery second in 5 months
• Offshore wind protesters arrested
• Howard residents overcharged for propane service
• U.S. restaurants add 560,000 jobs in last two years
• Johns Hopkins to dedicate $1.1B patient towers on Thursday
• Health Enterprise Zone legislation passes
• Hyatt House Celebrates their Grand Re-Opening
• Instagram being acquired by Facebook
• House-Senate conference meets, but still at odds
• Bay Bank expects Carrollton Bank merger to boost consumer business
• 2012 White House Easter Egg Roll (video)
• A Baltimore Co. farmer's market with real people hours: Green Spring Station
• Living Classrooms Foundation presents GEM’s Girl’s Night Out on April 18th
• Budget standoff continues at midday
• Baltimore No. 13 in East Coast small-business rankings
• General Assembly increases flush tax, sends to O'Malley
• Septics bill gets final OK
• Parsons Transportation up for $7M BWI contract
• COPT's first building at Northern Virginia complex to deliver in June
• Bay Bank parent to buy Carrollton Bancorp in $25M deal
• City House delegation sets conditions for casino votes
• Maryland counties bracing for property tax crunch
• XLHealth hiring more than 40 in Baltimore
• UB community votes Brooks Robinson favorite Baltimore athlete
• Annapolis man arrested in string of hit-and-runs
• Annapolis man arrested in string of hit-and-runs
• Md. Severe Storms Awareness Week under way
• Convention center money stripped from capital budget
• Rawlings-Blake, Busch address city delegation
• Quarry Lake proves high-density development can work
• Like ‘Kleenex’ to ’tissue’, Apple’s ‘iPad’ is the only tablet people know
• Doubling flush tax increase almost certain
• Traffic: Overturned tanker on I-695 at I-70
• Condominium group breaks ties with Montgomery Village Foundation
• AOL to sell over 800 patents to Microsoft
• Army cloud plans include data centers
• KEYW moving to new headquarters in Maryland
• No talks happening as Assembly deadline nears
• Two shot in city Sunday evening
• Two lanes of JFX to close for up to a month
• D.C. Metro fare hikes expected to be lower than anticipated
• Surplus of natural gas necessitates less drilling
• Hard-hitting '60 Minutes' TV correspondent Mike Wallace dies at 93
• First Mariner acquires 25% share of Cecil Bancorp
• Obama Admin. infringing upon religious freedom, prelate says
• Finalists emerge to redesign National Mall sites
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• State seeks to block $18.5M award in inmate’s death
• Monday forecast: Mid-60s, with gusty winds
• Baltimore is under a 'Red Flag' fire warning alert – Part 1
• Many issues still hanging for Assembly
• Bubba Watson wins Masters in a playoff
• General Assembly faces a busy final day
• Man shot in Northeast Baltimore; police investigating
• City fire officials investigating rooftop fire in Pigtown
• Much of region placed under fire danger warning
• Letters to the Editor – 4/9/12
• Hammel dazzles in debut as Orioles sweep Twins
• Joe Surkiewicz: Family advocacy center does more with less
• Justices take marijuana deportation case
• Homeowners get month to repay tax credits after state error
• Senate probes alleged ethics breach by NLRB chief counsel
• For the State Board of Law Examiners, the bar exam lasts all year
• A real island getaway, localvore cuisine in Maryland: Island Bar and Crab House
• First Mariner Bank acquires 25% stake in Cecil Bancorp
• Z on TV: Wallace an archetype for watchdog journalism
• Last day of legislative session leaves many important questions unanswered
• Boater rescued from capsized vessel in Severn River
• Last day for BonanZOO at Maryland Zoo
• Celebrating National Library Week: Apr. 8-14
• Jesus got up from His grave
• Lanes to close for up to a month on Jones Falls
• Get hot dogs with matzo for Passover at Baltimore's Haute Dog
• Woman injured in two-alarm house fire in Dundalk
• Man fatally shot in West Baltimore
• House approves subsidy for Ocean Downs
• Bill imposing fines for improper homestead tax credit passes
• House, Senate near agreement to raise income taxes
• 2-year-old struck and killed by van in New Carrollton
• New Balt. Co. schools chief won over skeptics in Houston
• Easter egg hunt draws thousands to Maryland Zoo
• Open house at fire museum, on block for sale or lease
• Baltimore's retail landscape shifts
• General Assembly approves ban on arsenic in chicken feed
• Easter Weekend Baltimore Restaurant Roundup
• Miller says no signs of budget progress yet
• Whitney Houston school officials unhappy with donations
• Man, 21, arrested with loaded handgun in city, police say
• Police say boy, 14, fatally stabbed duck in Frostburg park
• Two men being treated in nonfatal shooting on North Ave.
• Budget brinksmanship continues in Annapolis
• Happy 20th birthday to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
• Annapolis man charged in string of accidents
• Boy, 5, hits a home run as Orioles' Opening Day '10th man'
• Orioles make Opening Day memorable with 4-2 win over Twins
• Death of woman, 86, ruled homicide
• New amenities at Oriole Park delight fans
• Two shot at Reservoir Hill intersection
• Attack at ballpark ends in court
• House leaders to scrap Senate casino plan
• Would-be Catonsville bomber sentenced to 25 years
• Ship bringing largest sugar delivery ever to Domino
• Maryland set to raise school attendance age to 18
• Conference committee meets Saturday to seal deal
• Conference committee meets Saturday to seal deal
• Victim flown to hospital after car crash in Riverside
• Camden Yards' Roof Deck hits a home run with fans
• Man who shot delivery driver convicted of murder
• O’Malley, Toyota, Boys & Girls Clubs of America partner for success in education
• Kansas winner of Mega Millions has come forward
• Developer Blake Cordish pays city $14,000 after tax error
• It's Opening Day in Baltimore, 'you have to be positive'
• Belvedere Hotel's 13th Floor closes for renovations
• HMSHost, Harland Clarke to cut 521 total jobs in Md.
• Child riding bike struck by car, killed
• MD lawmakers pass legislation to beef up child safety seat law
• Full Pink Moon to shine brightly tonight
• Shooter in beauty salon robbery sentenced to life
• Baltimore port destination of sweet delivery
• Attempted Laurel bank robbers arrested
• Police charge two in Cockeysville armed robbery Thursday
• Tiki Barge sets seasonal opening date
• Baltimore soccer stadium study funding approved
• Renovations planned for 2 Hopkins Plaza
• Whiting-Turner taps subcontractor for Salisbury U. dorms
• Glen Burnie man dead after gunshot wound to head Thursday
• Pratt Street Ale House to open location in Columbia
• March jobs data comes up short
• Greenberg Gibbons refinances $90M loan for Hunt Valley project
• Celebrate Easter at Teavolve Café & Lounge
• GSA leasing to be limited until at least this fall
• Motorists in Baltimore, Harford face delays
• Motorists in Baltimore, Harford face delays
• PNC closing Main Street branch in Bel Air
• Frederick weighs adding 300 more acres for development
• Prince George's councilman seeks to fix foreclosures
• Baltimore telecom companies calling for more hiring
• Baltimore advertising, PR agencies teeming with jobs
• Top of the List: Baltimore advertising and PR agencies
• Orioles release opening day lineup
• March retail sales jump 6.9 percent
• Md. House passes bill to raise high school dropout age to 17
• State Senate votes hybrid school board for Baltimore Co.
• Earth Day: Part 1 – The Roots of Earth Day
• Rotunda redevelopers want grocer signed by summer
• Man shot in foot in Northwest Baltimore
• Budget standoff broken, but no agreement yet
• Baltimore Fire Department identifies 3 companies to close
• Balto. Co. hybrid school board bill passes state Senate
• Ravens reach six-year deal with Lardarius Webb
• Judge approves sale of Jewish Times publisher
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Celebrates the Anniversary of the 1st COC
• Harford drug overdose calls widespread so far in 2012
• Annapolis lobbyists see big win from gambling
• Not so good a Friday for some Orioles fans
• Prosecutors dealing with unreliable witnesses, stricken testimony in Phoenix trial
• 90-year-old who alleged police roughed her up gets $95,000
• Bankruptcy judge OKs sale of Jewish Times
• Bills pile up as legislators negotiate sticky budget deals
• Fatal shooting in Glen Burnie Thursday afternoon
• Crash closes part of northbound spur into Harbor Tunnnel
• Bernstein, defense square off in murder trial
• Lottery update: No winner identified yet, official says
• Marine faces dismissal for Facebook images, ‘Nobama’ stickers
• A new era at Uplands
• 1st Congressional District race remains in dispute
• Jane Meyerhoff's floral collection gifted to Walters
• Price of natural gas drops 2.4% as supplies swell
• No murder charges in E. Baltimore shootout
• Coca-Cola ends ALEC membership
• Two Hunt Valley robbery suspects in custody
• Legislation passed to create health exchanges
• Homebuying, refinancing costs stay low
• MD Senate adopts arsenic chicken-feed ban
• Charles C. Haynes: School wars 4.0 — renewing the fight over religion
• C. Fraser Smith: The hard work of citizenship
• The Rusty Scupper – 30 years of memories and 1.7 million crab cakes
• Catholic group calls Fells Point's Ale Mary's bar 'blasphemous'
• South Crime: DirecTV receiver walks out with evicted tenant
• Southeast Crime: ‘I set my house on fire because the walls told me to’
• Blunt question: Could increasing cost of cheap cigars reduce teen marijuana use?
• Get ready to bat clean-up: Deadline approaching for city’s spring spruce-up
• There’s always a reason to vote
• Gas prices hit an average of $4 a gallon in Md.
• Wanna go for a walk? SPCA’s fund raising event appoaching
• Case of Dundalk missing man ruled homicide
• I-95 back-up cleared
• Senate, House stuck on state budget
• Towson provost Marcia Welsh named president of East Stroudsburg U.
• Job hunters gaining the upper hand, CareerBuilder says
• Job outlook for recent college graduates improves
• Maryland health care exchange bill passes General Assembly
• Maryland average gas price hits $4, expected to increase
• Orioles' Showalter, Duquette optimistic about 2012 season
• Brad MacDonald, former Medifast chair/CEO, dies at 64
• Dropping out of school might get more difficult
• Overnight freeze expected in northern counties
• Health officials issue alert on Baczol medication
• 2 arrested for murder of Baltimore Co. man missing since September
• Man arrested after incendiary device is thrown at car
• Iron Chef Passover (in Baltimore) is tonight
• Researchers find banned antibiotics in poultry byproducts
• Maryland agency seeks $175K to study Westport soccer stadium plan
• Slots revenue picks up steam at state's casinos
• PNC Bank taps Laura Gamble to head greater Maryland region
• Prince George's County Council now split on slots
• Fire damages Joppa barn Wednesday night
• Armed robbery occurs at Glen Burnie KFC
• Man escapes gun shots, struck with weapon
• Senate weakens arsenic chicken-feed ban
• O’s Catcher Brian Ward receives 50-game suspension for 2nd drug offense
• Maryland House panel passes septic bill
• Friend recalls man slain in Baltimore
• Lawyer: Grand Prix contract delay could cause 'PR problems'
• Sen. Mikulski to have supernova named after her
• Hate symbols, noose found at University of Md. College Park
• Delaney resigns from CapitalSource post after winning Md. congressional primary
• Subcommittee chairman holds up Prince George's casino bill
• Orioles unveil new food items, upgrades at Camden Yards
• Howard University suspends all sports teams
• No. 3 hamburger chain Burger King to go public
• Defense of Marriage Act goes on trial
• nTelos Holdings to sell iPhone at discount
• GSA cancels planned return to Las Vegas resort
• Thursday forecast: Sunny, high 50s
• Opening Day forecast update: Sunny skies, cooler
• Orioles season preview
• Mary Sue Candies Bunny BonanZOO 2012
• Reported Mega Millions win turns out to be a joke
• Md. primary turnout lowest in at least 32 years
• State's Democrats fall in behind outsider Delaney
• Internet video helps police find victim, possible suspect
• Local groups look to put City Election bill on the ballot in the fall
• Woman who claims she may have won Mega Millions speaks
• Annapolis weighs restrictions on downtown events
• New Grand Prix group is off to slow start
• Witness offers contradictory testimony in Phoenix trial
• $250K bond bill tentatively OK'd to restore Roland Water Tower
• Dyer loses in primary, still faces ouster attempt by board
• Photos: Orioles unveil new food items, upgrades at Camden Yards
• UM police investigating two incidents of "bias and hate"
• Slow hurricane season forecast for 2012
• City police seek tips in killing of 19-year-old in North Baltimore
• 8 Marylanders infected in nationwide salmonella outbreak
• Industry group ranks Maryland transportation priorities
• TU students walk 'In Her Shoes' to raise rape awareness
• Orioles finalize their Opening Day roster
• Capital budget includes EOC center, Havre de Grace firehouse
• Lenten Calendar: April 4 – 11, 2012
• Memos shed light on move to drop Bowling Brook charges
• Farewell to Final Four, and hello to baseball
• Community Calendar: April 4 – April 11, 2012
• Spring soccer league seeking Sobo teens who want to go play inside
• Children’s fishing derby makes spring’s arrival official
• Legislature’s last week: What’s passing and what’s not?
• Pompeian Inc. is first olive oil maker with USDA approval
• O's minor leaguer suspended for violating drug policy
• Dante Parrish: life in prison for attempted rape and murder of 15-year-old boy
• Man crushed by tractor trailer dies
• Fans to see big changes at Camden Yards
• Report: Banks take better care of foreclosed homes in white neighborhoods
• Miller wants to see Delaney's tax forms
• Cerecor, biotech startup headed by Blake Paterson, raises $22M
• COPT sells office suburban Baltimore buildings
• Video of man beaten, stripped prompting anger on Internet
• Vandals strike Havre de Grace cars, house
• Finding your Twitter rhythm: How often should you tweet?
• Baltimore-area executive level job openings
• Three Baltimore private school students win National Achievement Scholarships
• NASA seeking education organizations to host ISS interactive educational events
• Millennial Media closes intial public offering
• Frederick man burned trying to save dog in house fire
• Mortgage refinancing activity picks up
• Would be UMCP shooter arrested with additional charges
• Sullivan’s Steakhouse Easter Weekend options
• The Oceanaire Seafood Room 2012 Easter Menu
• Most needed Baltimore-area transportation projects outlined
• COPT sheds $75M in assets during first quarter
• Anthropologie, J. Crew coming to Harbor East
• Prince George's casino bill hits bump in Annapolis
• Anthropologie, J. Crew, Lululemon, MAC Cosmetics coming to Harbor East
• Man crushed by tractor trailer dies
• Rockville office building secures $8.7M refinance loan
• Harford Co. explores economic development loans up to $250,000
• Bongino wins, some races too close to call
• Unidentified body found in Middle River area
• US Airways pushes merger with American Airlines
• John Delaney wins Democratic primary for House seat in Maryland
• InvestMaryland VC firms to be recommended by London's Altius Associates
• Md. attorney general to appeal gun permit ruling
• Conditions deteriorate at Eastern Shore juvenile facility
• Acting GSA head Tangherlini calls for actions 'beyond reproach'
• Columbia Foundation names White-Seals new CEO
• AccuWeather stretching its long forecast out to 25 days
• Teen dies at hospital after Chevy Chase crash
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 75
• Leonardtown's Cafe des Artistes: casual setting, romantic French fare
• Dyer's seat in jeopardy in Howard school board primary
• Delaney wins in 6th District primary
• Student faces more charges in College Park threats case
• Bowen likely to keep seat as Harford circuit court judge
• 1,000 mourn two Towson students at vigil
• Ben Cardin wins Senate primary
• Our Lady of Mt Carmel, Catholic Relief Services partner in outreach to students
• Police sound the ‘all clear’ regarding Kent Co. Schools’ bomb threat
• Romney wins Maryland primary for GOP nomination
• 3 Howard men charged with attempt to take girl from N.Y.
• Midtown board considers property surtax increase
• Former track coach sentenced in child pornography case
• Ex-Arundel councilman files appeal to reclaim seat
• O'Malley may try for sales tax increase to fund roads, transit
• Two witnesses reluctant to testify in fatal dog-burning case
• Judge sentences boy's killer to life without parole
• Komen hands out grants for breast cancer work
• Balt.-area Giant, Safeway workers approve new contract
• Animals popular with Easter may spread Salmonella
• Mom and Pop
• Maryland primary election turnout light as day goes on
• InvestMaryland VC firms to be recommended by London's Altius Associates
• Toddler dies after being found in Caroline Co. pool
• Get Your Goat
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• Baltimore woman fights off sexual assailant, suspect sought
• Bomb threat closes Kent County schools
• Mays Chapel residents appeal board's site selection
• Woman sexually assaulted in Riverside Park
• New Columbia Foundation CEO named
• Bel Air baker Jason Hisley to compete on 'Sweet Genius'
• Giant Food, Safeway workers ratify contract
• Maryland unveils Orioles cartoon bird license plate
• Baltimore in need of a rain spell after dry March
• Online grocer Peapod to hold job fair April 4 in Hanover
• The Greene Turtle is giving away free Opening Day tickets on Thursday 4/5/12
• Abingdon woman falls down embankment
• Brio Tuscan Grille Easter weekend brunch menu
• Baltimore Orioles to debut new Budweiser Patio in right field
• Wegmans rates at top of Consumer Reports survey
• Longtime Baltimore police commander dies suddenly
• Schools and pools shuttered while city officials advocate for cells and bells
• 6 Kent Co. Schools evacuated due to bomb threat
• Photos: Nike debuts new Baltimore Ravens jerseys, with little change
• Caesars CEO Loveman: Not interested in Prince George's casino
• Baltimore's Scary Mommy debuts scary new book
• Anne Arundel Community College names Dawn Lindsay president
• Police seek men believed to have robbed Catonsville Giant
• Columbia Association favors keeping outdoor pools open
• Man beaten, robbed near pizza shop in Brooklyn Park
• Baltimore-area office leasing softens in first quarter
• Alzheimer’s Association’s 'Memory Ball 2012 Dancing Stars Gala’: Apr.14
• Montgomery council wants hearing and approval before land leases or sales
• U.S. construction spending suffers record low in first quarter
• Hagerstown Shopping Center part of $68M purchase
• Maryland homeowners risk losing tax credit if they don't apply
• Anne Arundel Community College to name new president
• Baltimore developer Silverstein plots homes for Obrycki’s parking lot
• My BMoreMedia article: Baltimore's Classic Restaurants Buck the Trends
• Unidentified man shot and lacerated
• Kentucky wins 8th national title
• Kirwan says UMUC academically sound when president resigned
• Prince George's Co. woman arrested in killing of grandmother
• Morton's Easter special three-course menu
• Obama predicts Supreme Court will uphold health care law
• 3 Howard Co. men charged with trying to abduct N.Y. teen
• Opponents to protest Md. bill for sixth casino
• O'Malley suggests increasing sales tax to pay for road work
• Anne Arundel mulls sewer plant options, could flush Mayo proposal
• Federal appeals court nails affirmative action
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: A cold start, warming to the 60s and sunny
• Baltimore City unhealthiest while Howard Co. healthiest
• High-ranking Anne Arundel police official asks for probe of agency
• State park near Camp David to close during G-8 Summit
• Kevin Thompson's Corner Kafe' in Leonardtown: family friendly seafood
• Owings Mills man pleads guilty to producing child porn
• Officials inundated with Mega Millions rumors
• Next Baltimore election delayed for 1 year
• Next Baltimore election delayed for 1 year
• Balto. Co. bill would ban some new 'panhandle lots'
• Maryland Jockey Club cut losses in 2011
• Homeowners must apply for property-tax credit or lose it
• Stevenson to house rare first edition of King James Bible
• Orioles right-hander Jake Arrieta named Opening Day starter
• State files plan to appeal gun-carry ruling
• House, Senate conferees square off on taxes
• City Hall to light up blue for autism
• Sinclair closes $385M deal for 8 Freedom TV stations
• Baltimore Diner: New food at Camden Yards
• Matusz, Arrieta, Tillman give O's hope
• COPT CEO Griffin saw pay drop in half in 2011
• Wegmans hiring 520 workers for new Crofton store
• Howard Co. speed cameras brought in $180,000
• Newt Gingrich stops in Frederick; says he's not out
• Newt Gingrich stops in Frederick; says he's not out
• Aquilent has dozens of job openings in Laurel
• Howard Bancorp to raise $4M through stock sale
• COPT CEO sees compensation fall by nearly half in 2011
• The Joy Formidable: 9:30 Club, 3/26/12
• Baltimore Jewish Times sold at auction to Washington Jewish Week owner
• Another freeze risk expected tonight
• MGH tapped to spice up Old Bay marketing efforts
• Columbia man, 18, pleads guilty to throwing son
• Baltimore gas prices approach $4
• Jewish Times publisher sold at bankruptcy auction
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• Fisherman's eating paradise: Scheible's in Ridge, Maryland (St. Mary' County)
• Apple, Google, UPS, Amazon, Southwest tops in The Business Journals' Brand Excellence Awards
• Easter Basket Cupcakes Add a Special Touch
• Friends School to host speakers on health, education - public invited
• 3 Howard Co. school buildings burglarized, 2 others broken into
• 'Summer' of March 2012 ranks as area's third-warmest
• Job market looking bright for 2012 college grads
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Spring 2012 Prix Fixe Menu
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• With GOP race undecided, Maryland finally matters
• Rick Dempsey brewpub, Gino's burgers to open at Oriole Park
• American flags in roundabouts bill killed in Senate
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• Better Organization Can Help You Go Green This Earth Day
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• Father of man cleared in armed robbery wants apology
• 2tor Inc. raises $26M to fuel growth; expects to hire 100
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Sunny, breezy, high near 61
• Baltimore County Public Library hosts gardening classes
• Rawlings-Blake Review #109: A Budget To Grow Baltimore
• For Giant store manager, it's all about the customers
• No. 1 Johns Hopkins falls to No. 10 North Carolina, 13-9
• Two injured in Fallston crash Sunday evening
• Baltimore police investigating three shootings Sunday
• Players await word of Mega Millions winners
• Candidates make final push before Tuesday primary vote
• UMBC falls short of regaining chess title
• Counties bristle as Assembly proposals seek to expand state power
• Gingrich to campaign in Western Maryland on Monday
• Jarrettsville girl in hospital after lawnmower accident Sunday
• Rant: truffle oil - love it, eat it or leave it?
• E. Baltimore man found shot to death in Anne Arundel Co.
• Tray Chaney raps for MD middle-school Radical Readers
• April Brings Events, Exhibitions Headlined by MICA Community
• Highlights from April-May-Summer Juxtapositions
• Editorial Advisory Board: A busman’s holiday (or boot camp) for appellate judges
• After beating Lochte, Phelps assesses his Olympic readiness
• Baltimore bars will likely get permission to sell growlers
• Hit-and-run victim identified as a Towson University student
• City police officer shoots, kills man in Reservoir Hill
• Walbrook fire station reopens after renovations
• Movies that should have had sequels & sequels that should have never been movies
• Man, 59, dies after overnight shooting in Baltimore City
• Easter brunch and spring plates at The Capital Grille
• 111 awards presented to MD students at 2012 Baltimore Science Fair
• $640M Mega Millions jackpot hit in Maryland
• Toddler falls from apartment building window
• Arundel Co.: No 'enemies list' files in Leopold case
• Jury gets a graphic look at 'Phoenix' in dog-burning trial
• Towson U. cleared to construct branch on Harford CC campus
• Hopkins surgeon performs 2,000th Whipple
• City Catholic school to honor Bill Cosby
• Alonso's school construction plan stalls in Assembly
• Baltimore's top prosecutor to try murder case
• Michael Phelps sets meet record in 400 IM
• Harford's Craig unveils $618.3 million budget for 2013
• Ulman's $175M capital budget focuses on schools, roadways
• Maryland added 8,000 jobs in February
• City seeks bidders to replace entire water-billing system
• Police arrest 4 students in playground assault
• Hopkins leads nation's universities in research spending
• Congestion on northbound lanes of tunnels
• Mega Millions jackpot up to $640 million
• Three adults, two toddlers injured in two-car crash
• Soccer returning to M&T Bank Stadium on July 28
• Nominations flow in for Baltimore Business Journal Social Madness contest
• Photos: Baltimore Business Journal 2012 Broker Bash
• MasterCard, Visa warn of massive breach
• Johns Hopkins top R&D spender for 32nd straight year in 2010
• First Mariner future uncertain as capital requirements remain unmet
• Mercy High presents "You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" this weekend
• Johns Hopkins University tuition to rise 3.9% for undergrads
• Where to watch the Final Four this weekend in Maryland
• City police investigate reported home invasion rape
• Suspect sought in N. Baltimore sexual assault
• Rand Griffin talks life after COPT
• EPA Cleans Up New Power Plant Standards
• Bethesda Row project gets start date
• Supreme Court’s Careful Consideration on Health Care is Inspiring
• Maryland adds 8,000 jobs in Feb.; unemployment rate stays at 6.5%
• How To Teach Your Kids to Swim This Summer
• Bel Air Middle School teacher named 2012-13 Harford Teacher of the Year
• Toddler struck by unmarked police car sustains minor injuries
• Maryland House to vote on offshore wind bill
• Tottenham, Liverpool to play July 28 friendly in Baltimore
• Chances for a sunny Opening Day could be improving
• Montgomery lawmakers draft bill to protect trees from Pepco crews
• Top of the List: Baltimore auto dealers
• Boy, 2, hit by golf cart in Montgomery Co.
• Balto. Co. police say public will get more crime news
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Increasing clouds, high near 61
• MARC trains show improved reliability
• Early voting gains in Washington County
• Football stars to help Dick's Sporting Goods open Crofton area store
• Gay-marriage advocates expose opponents' strategy
• ACLU investigates Leopold police detail
• Howard Co. votes out two-tier fire tax
• 2 freight trains collide in CSX yard in Jessup
• Mega Millions jackpot tops $540M, $390M after taxes
• Hundreds protest mayor's proposed after-school program cuts
• City Council Committee Approves Mayor’s Property Tax Plan Legislation
• Spring specials and delicacies at Baltimore's The Prime Rib
• Perjury inquiry helps sink another case
• Howard County eliminates two-tier fire tax
• Key creditor bids to buy publisher of Jewish Times
• Trayvon Martin case strikes deep chord with Baltimoreans
• Wins don't equal perfection for Phelps
• Wins don't equal perfection for Phelps
• Rotunda Giant makes a quiet exit
• Ravens can't win Super Bowl with current offensive line
• Toddler hit by unmarked Baltimore police vehicle
• Clergy, children protest cuts to city after-school programs
• Lawmakers, educators spar over embattled tutoring program
• O'Malley grants clemency to two serving life sentences
• O'Malley grants clemency to two serving life sentences
• No deal in UM's suit over poultry pollution
• Tree service fined $10K for unpermitted clearing
• Jurors shown surveillance video as Phoenix trial begins
• Mobile ad leader Millennial Media goes public
• Roads to close for Hopkins Bayview construction
• 1 in 80 Md. children diagnosed with autism, CDC says
• Ali twin murder case ends in a mistrial
• What happens when the hoodies come off?
• Police arrest protesters outside Johns Hopkins Hospital
• O'Malley still thinks health care will be upheld
• Arundel deputy chief will talk to council about Leopold
• Evening commute: Minor delays on light rail
• Five Harford stores report counterfeit bills
• O'Malley throws support behind Garagiola
• A super toxic dump site identified along Back River
• Export Growth Benefits Maryland Companies
• Thug to officer: ‘I didn’t rob him; he owed me that money’
• Hello, St. Paddy. Goodbye, city
• Go out to eat! Have a picnic, watch the wildlife in city parks
• Prosecutors drop charges in South Baltimore robbery
• House subcommittee OK's Baltimore arena design funds
• Arsenic ban bill squeaks out of Senate panel
• Smithfield to lay off 76 workers in Landover next week
• Orioles top prospects
• Step-dad faces 170 years for repeated sexual abuse of 10-year-old stepdaughter
• Fresh Beat Band tickets for Baltimore shows are hot sellers
• Smithfield Packing cutting 76 jobs in Landover
• Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore, Phillips want to energize outdoor decks
• Catholic Charities hiring 25 for new North Baltimore nursing home
• Mega Millions jackpot rises to new high: $540 million
• University of Maryland outgoing nursing dean reflects on tenure
• O'Malley expected to free inmate convicted of murder
• Giant Food, Safeway workers avert strike
• Millennial Media IPO: Top executives become instant millionaires
• Man who shot carryout customer over food order sentenced
• Gusty winds mean risk of wildfires
• Man crashes into two vehicles while fleeing police downtown
• Baltimore jury convicts child sex offender
• 4 Md. schools vying for National Green Ribbon Award
• Millennial Media shares double on first trading day
• Brochin upset about closed schools search process
• Safeway, Giant Food unions reach tentative deal
• Baltimore City Paper editor to leave after 10 years
• Third man sentenced in murder of Dundalk bar owner
• Baltimore Business Journal celebrates Best RE Deals of 2011
• Millennial Media's shares nearly double at IPO opening
• Little Tavern spot remains empty in College Park
• Broad Axe owner plans to reopen Washington Co. bar
• Hagerstown pub owner wants to open microbrewery
• Host Hotels & Resorts sells San Francisco property
• Lawsuit could impede debt collection in Maryland
• Police rescue missing girl, 15, from pimp at motel
• Committee approves Rawlings-Blake's property tax cut plan
• Neighbor kills neighbor in dispute over trees
• Inspector General releases report on city gambling raid
• Jewish Times wins appellate court decision
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Youthful superintendents for Baltimore, Howard Counties
• Early voting turnout light in Anne Arundel
• Md. Senate OKs $1.2 billion capital budget
• Bank of America raised CEO Moynihan's pay more than fourfold in 2011
• Prince George's Co. student collapses while jogging, dies
• Thursday forecast: Mostly sunny, breezy, high near 63
• O'Malley to endorse Garagiola in 6th District
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Winner of Annual Lidinsky Award
• 'All Aboard!' Smithsonian Institution Exhibit, Journey Stories, Launches Statewide Tour In Harford County
• Seasonal, French: Howard County's Tersiguel's French Country Restaurant
• Charges dropped in 2007 Bowling Brook death
• Dance's career impresses some, worries others
• Ron Paul addresses receptive U.Md. crowd
• Good Samaritan settles claims it defrauded health programs
• ACLU requests criminal database logs in Leopold case
• Woman pleads guilty in silicone buttocks injections case
• Rawlings-Blake plan to lower property tax rate OK'd by committee
• Media coverage expected to challenge Phoenix jury selection
• Two GOP lawmakers seek to replace Bartlett
• Two GOP lawmakers seek to replace Bartlett
• Weather helps, hurts Chesapeake Bay grasses
• Werdesheim trial postponed a sixth time
• Werdesheim trial postponed a sixth time
• Good Samaritan Hospital agrees to $800,000 settlement with U.S.
• McCormick seeks to make more acquisitions
• Millennial Media readies for IPO Thursday
• Millennial Media IPO set for Thursday; shares priced at $13
• Facebook users may develop poor body image, survey says
• Bank of America raised CEO Moynihan's pay more than fourfold in 2011
• Bond Street Social makes OpenTable list of dining hot spots
• Photos: Ringling Bros. elephants lunch at Lexington Market
• Bill Clinton is coming to Baltimore for speaker series
• University of Maryland School of Nursing dean to retire
• New AA Co. volunteers join the ranks of advocates for abused and neglected kids
• Kona Grill new seasonal (thrive) items
• Cracker Barrel serves breakfast all day
• Prince George's still waiting for first Maryland headquarters
• McCormick CEO Wilson touts acquisitions, new products at annual meeting
• City police make arrest in 2008 murder in Federal Hill
• Water quality alert issued over ruptured pipe in Baltimore Co.
• Thunderstorm risk south and west of Baltimore
• Brown says governor not behind State Center amendment
• Brown says governor not behind State Center amendment
• Legg Mason raises $459M in IPO of new global income fund
• Gingrich Targets Gas Tax Increase During Maryland Visit
• Boaters rescued from Middle River
• Back River Restoration Committe holds first 2012 clean up
• Environmentalists rally for clean water in Annapolis
• Lenten Calendar – March 28 through April 4, 2012
• Food truck rally: The Gathering returns April 13-14
• Community Calendar: March 28 through April 4, 2012
• Plans for brewpub in the old Haussner’s building scrapped
• Two arrested in armed robbery
• Officials: Fox roaming Butchers Hill probably not a danger
• Baltimore man, 41, fatally stabbed in Anne Arundel Co.
• Baltimore employers needed for City Hall youth jobs program
• Thurmont readies for higher water, sewer rates
• Manufacturing, construction jobs get a boost
• Affordable housing may require incentives for developers
• P.G. Co. bag fee bill killed in House committee
• Conowingo Dam maintenance causes traffic delays
• Pitcher Mussina headlines Orioles Hall of Fame class
• Drug dealer dad charged in shooting death of 4-year-old son
• Drug dealer dad charged in shooting death of 4-year-old son
• Unidentified man stabbed in Dundalk
• Eastern Shore man charged after son fatally shoots self
• Clock ticking on union deal talks with Safeway, Giant Food
• Ron Paul to stump in Maryland today
• Plan to expand Medicaid under the microscope
• Maryland looks for doctors for shortage areas
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• O'Malley's septic system bill passes Senate
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, chance of storms, high near 77
• Beer, wine sales may be on the way to Damascus
• D.C. awards contracts for insurance marketplace, health data network
• Supreme Court justices question health insurance mandate
• Mega Millions jackpot soars to record $476M
• Performance - The Whipping Man
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• Suspect sought in Balto. Co. burglaries
• Dismayed by Washington, Pooran runs for Congress
• City school board votes to delay Southside closing
• Virginia man receives face transplant at Md. Shock Trauma
• O'Malley bill to limit septic systems clears Senate
• Howard, Balto. Co. schools were vying for same finalists
• Gingrich brings presidential campaign to Maryland
• Man, 21, fatally shot by police in North Baltimore
• Seven city pools could close this summer
• APG Lt. Col. accused of propositioning a minor
• Top court disbars Rockville solo practitioner
• Group seeks referendum on new Md. congressional map
• Two hearsay challenges, two different results
• State seeking certification to help with blue crab sales
• City union surprises teacher with classroom makeover
• Poll: Study of fracking is needed
• Foundry Row’s developers make their case
• Mobile lab brings hands-on learning to schools across Md.
• Aquille Carr transfers from Patterson to St. Patrick (N.J.)
• Baltimore woman charged in Edgewood stabbing
• Baltimore's new homeless street newspaper is out: Word on the Street
• C. Fraser Smith: High risk but high reward in hospital deal
• Justices question health care mandate
• Arundel Councilman Jones to appeal removal from seat
• Experts: Loss of mandate wouldn’t kill health law
• Foose selected as Howard Co. superintendent
• Aramark to lay off 64 conference center workers
• State auditor recommends cost savings for Carroll schools
• Elkton man held without bail on Harford sex abuse charges
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• NASA launches five rockets in five minutes from Wallops
• WTMD-FM is moving to a new headquarters in Towson
• Ciena, SafeNet partnering on encryption
• Hampden dog park supporters get down to the nitty gritty
• Balto. Co. reaches labor agreement with police leaders
• Evening commute: Vehicle fire on I-95, beltway detour is set up
• John Archer principal leaves school, parents still upset
• Police seek man suspected in three Towson bank robberies
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• I’m not a BARCS volunteer; I’m with a rescue
• 8-year-old Joppa boy sustains burns to face
• Johns Hopkins names Nasr dean of international studies
• Jury now deliberating Ali twin murder case
• Walters receives $265,000 grant to help digitize manuscripts
• Opening Day forecast coming into view
• Maryland moves forward with plan to boost tech transfer
• Road work coming to Main and Bond streets in Bel Air
• Viral video update: Man charged in Howard school assault
• Aramark warns of laying off 64 at Silver Spring college
• Eat healthy and help end child hunger in Baltimore
• UB presents free symposium on human trafficking: April 5
• Bullocks Country Family Restaurant is an excellent family meal
• Baltimore casino license could be approved by end of June
• Bill Bateman’s has good food at a reasonable price
• Suspect sought in recent rash of White Marsh burglaries
• Maryland slots commission delays vote on Rocky Gap casino license
• Maryland tops in U.S. for adding government jobs since 2008
• Hot off the griddle: restaurant chef news in Baltimore
• Walters Art Museum nabs $265,000 grant to digitize medieval manuscripts
• McCormick reports decline in first-quarter profit
• Jones Lang LaSalle tapped to manage Cross Keys
• Millennial Media ups IPO to $152.5M, hikes share price
• MARC sets ridership record in February, MTA says
• McCormick profit dips 3% in first quarter on higher costs
• Foose named new Howard Co. superintendent
• N.Y. woman dies in Severn car crash
• ShopRite proposed for city triggers traffic study
• Maryland House, Senate approve health exchange bill
• Gray proposes to cut D.C.'s commercial tax rate, slightly
• Traffic: Crash at I-695 inner loop and Crosby Road
• Glenmont residents anxious for redevelopment
• Houston administrator to be Baltimore Co. superintendent
• DiamondRock Hospitality closes sale of three hotels
• Maryland House panel OKs offshore wind bill
• Fenton Street Market returning to Silver Spring
• Man convicted of killing wife in 2010
• Thousands throw their hoods up for Trayvon Martin in Baltimore
• Man found shot multiple times in city dies
• U.S. senator seeks files on University of Maryland University College's practices
• MARC commuter trains set passenger record
• Arundel volunteer firefighters want bigger cut of grant money
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Loyola partners with Silicon Valley firm for accelerator
• Developer touts potential jobs, tax revenue at Solo Cup site
• Tuesday forecast: Sunny, high near 55
• U.S. senator asks for UMUC records
• Celebrate Easter and Mother's Day with a special brunch at The Capital Grille
• The Pratt Library Launches The New Maryland Digital Cultural Heritage Website
• Elections Chief to Speak at Baltimore NAACP General Meeting
• Piccadilly Circus Blast
• Teare appears before council, declines to answer questions
• Tony Hawk Foundation gives $25,000 for Hampden skatepark
• Blackboard buys Baltimore startup Moodlerooms
• House panel approves offshore wind farm bill
• City uses cameras to combat illegal dumping
• Pipe ruptures, sewage spills in Baltimore Highlands
• Garagiola points to Annapolis experience as he runs for Congress
• Hundreds march downtown to protest Trayvon Martin killing
• Bernanke’s cautious words drive market up
• High court takes up health care challenge
• Supreme Court: Judges can rule on passport law
• Erika Sifrit files new challenge
• O’Malley septic bill amended
• Proposed legislation would OK retroactive appeal on State Center
• Supreme Court begins hearings on health care law
• Unusual twins, 'momo' boys, delivered at GBMC
• Hunting fees won't be raised
• Science Systems and Applications wins $103M NASA contract
• Police surveillance video allowed in Phoenix case
• High gas prices push MTA ridership up
• House panel approves offshore wind bill
• Barry Rosen: Health providers: If you take plastic, also take heed
• Blackboard buys Baltimore's Moodlerooms
• House passes health exchange bill
• Pit bull shot, killed in Aberdeen
• U-Haul: Baltimore is No. 33 destination city
• Maryland to vote on $19.5M contract for new E-ZPasses
• Formal ethics complaint filed against Garagiola
• Southwest Airlines raises fares $6-$10 per roundtrip
• Baltimore commercial real estate companies are hiring
• Bank of America second in U.S. for assets behind JPMorgan
• Senior centers offering plenty of spring diversions
• Kegasus officially announced as Preakness Infield's mascot
• Prosecution, defense rest in Ali murder trial
• Traffic delays expected at Conowingo Dam
• Kegasus, with a sidekick, back to promote Preakness infield party
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• Police arrest at least 30 in citywide robbery initiative
• New Enterprise Associates to raise $2.3 billion VC fund
• Notre Dame Prep's long-time librarian honored during Library Week
• DLA Piper second-largest U.S. law firm in 2011, National Law Journal says
• Council President’s will trumps the politics of the Mayor
• Maryland doctors plan to detail face transplant surgery
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• State Legislators Suggest Changes to School Funding System
• Orioles unveil rendering of Camden Yards renovations
• Aerosmith to play Jiffy Lube Live this summer
• O’Malley makes push for privatization of road construction
• Howard announces finalists for school superintendent
• Task force to push for property tax hike in Montgomery County
• Cuba, the Pope and ropa vieja – the recipe
• Traffic: Accident on Owings Mills Boulevard
• Williamsport site makes list of threatened historic properties
• Ethan Allen debuts 'interactive' home design in Annapolis
• Man shot outside his Gardenville home
• Bag fee dead in P.G. County
• Terps woo Baltimore's own Sam Cassell Jr.
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Sunny, high near 61
• New car-sharing company joining rivals
• Chick-fil-A expanding in region
• Cheney's heart transplant reopens debate about age
• Supreme Court to hear health care arguments
• Rawlings-Blake Review #109: A Budget to Grow Baltimore
• Girl Scouts Honor Five Businesswomen at their Distinguished Women's Event
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake, Council President Young Support Compromise On Water Liens
• Girl Scouts' CEO Joins Circle of Excellence
• HUD Awards Baltimore Housing $2.9 Million In Grants
• Woman killed in Eldersburg crash
• Man swings at officer, escapes in Milford Mill
• Two men injured in unrelated shootings Sunday
• Financier Delaney running as outsider in 6th District
• Terps land Baltimore native Sam Cassell Jr.
• Pedestrian dies of injuries suffered in December accident
• Roller skating play celebrates West Side history
• Brio Tuscan Grille opens their doors to Baltimore
• 6th District Republicans go after Bartlett in televised debate
• Local girls model in American Girl fundraiser
• Cheney older, waited longer than average for heart transplant
• Anne Arundel Co. volunteer firefighter suffers burns
• Ravens hit hard by free agency
• 'Hoodie Sunday' services honor slain Florida teenager
• In comeback, Terps women beat Texas A&M in Sweet 16
• Harford Co. seeks higher education center amid Morgan-Towson dispute
• Fruit growers fret over early spring
• Comparing Trayvon Martin, Shomrim cases
• Comparing Trayvon Martin, Shomrim cases
• Get ready for Easter: Catonsville's Atwater's has hot cross buns
• Pedestrian hit on Route 22 in Aberdeen is critically injured
• Pedestrian hit on Route 22 in Aberdeen is critically injured
• ‘Enough Is Enough’ campaign to end campus violence at FSU: Apr 2-6
• Peach Bottom to have scheduled emergency exercise
• Peach Bottom to have scheduled emergency exercise
• Man, 18, dies after being shot outside his W. Balto. home
• Local legislators take aim at liquor establishments
• Unusual twins, 'momo' boys, delivered at GBMC
• Cheney gets heart transplant, in intensive care
• City election change moves forward in House
• New Maryland 667 area code premiers Saturday, March 24, 2012
• Baltimore NAACP plans Monday rally for Trayvon Martin
• Ranagan scores in OT as No. 2 Johns Hopkins beats No. 1 Virginia, 11-10
• Dry town could finally allow beer, wine at restaurants
• Comcast awards $109,000 in college scholarships to 100 Maryland HS seniors
• Community leader questions lack of pay from police
• Baltimore Diner: Joan Rivers loves Prime Rib crab cakes
• Inmate at Md. detention center dies in apparent suicide
• Read Street: 'Hunger Games' pulls in $68M in first day
• Rear of house collapses in West Baltimore blaze
• Arundel student charged in harassment of classmate
• Baltimore County begins curbside yard material collections
• Man convicted in infant's death wants case review
• Pa. man sentenced to 10 1/2 years for robbery conspiracy
• 55-year-old man shot on Edmondson Avenue
• No Mega Millions jackpot winner Friday; $356M at stake
• Baltimore police arrest two on gun charges
• NASA congratulates student scientist winners of YouTube Space Lab Contest
• Fire truck hits ambulance at North Ave. intersection
• Debate erupts over elephant training as circus comes to town
• Officials: Man stole $100,000, put 5 homes into foreclosure
• Beware Br’er Fox in Butchers Hill (and maybe Fells Point!)
• Assembly passes bill to force counties to pay for schools
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• Mayor removes homes with estimated water bills from tax sale
• St. Joseph enters agreement with UMMS
• Former MD soccer coach guilty of sexually exploiting minor to produce child porn
• Wegmans to stop sellng meat with pink slime
• Mortgage settlement will go to homeowners, Gansler says
• Baltimore awarded $2.9 million to clean up lead paint
• Three presidential candidates plan Md. visits
• Ravens agree to terms with McClain
• Ravens reach deal with Brendon Ayanbadejo
• Sen. panel OKs bill to add 6th casino, table games
• Suspicious package in Roland Park was unattended backpack
• Batman pulled over by police in Montgomery County
• Police file, drop charges in N.E. Baltimore man's murder
• The Prime Rib offers 15 for 15
• Maryland soccer coach guilty in child porn case
• Wegmans transitioning away from ‘pink slime’ beef
• Bel Air protest opposing federal health mandate draws 150
• Baltimore Jewish Times bankruptcy auction set
• Humidity approaching uncomfortable levels
• Records to look back at as March heat wave comes to close
• Ravens sign veteran safety Sean Considine
• Appeals court in Va. hears Md. free-speech claims
• Eastpoint Mall placed in receivership
• 'Green' jobs accounted for 3.6% of Maryland workforce in 2010
• Drivers snatch ’snow globe’ of cash on I-270
• St. Joseph, University of Maryland Medical to negotiate merger
• Crash on Wilkens Avenue sends one to hospital
• House passes budget, pension shift, tax increase
• Cardinal ‘disappointed’ with decision of St. Joseph’s board
• Witness says armored truck spill like 'snow globe of cash'
• Maryland wins $106M grant to expand long-term care in communities
• Maryland debuts website focused on health reform
• BCCC president says she's perplexed by state audit
• Maryland is 3rd best state in U.S. for women
• GOP presidential candidates plan Maryland visits
• Don't let the Presidential campaign get you down: eat White House food!
• State launches campaign to promote dental health
• Realities of Real Estate: Is the house you’re looking to buy a death trap?
• State Senate votes to move Baltimore elections date
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Friday lunchtime lowdown
• Famous Dave’s March Madness Special: Slam Dunk Pack for $16
• Pikesville man gets 5-year term for drugs meant for inmate dad
• Real Estate Weekly – 3/23/12: BDC spells out qualifications for its next president
• Jewish Museum of Maryland names Pinkert as executive director
• Senate committee OKs Baltimore arena design funds
• Joe's Crab Shack to open Hunt Valley location
• Calvert Hall presents Baltimore-inspired rendition of Godspell this weekend
• Southeast Crime: Man slaps store clerk for soothing herbal incense
• Sobo Crime: Man throws broom handle from second floor, injuring woman
• Law and Order Day this Saturday
• Fells Prospect Garden Club Updates and Meeting Minutes
• Parts of Fort McHenry Tunnel to close for sign work this weekend
• Hope springs eternal during training season
• Growing Up in Canton: Reminiscing about the past
• Orioles prospect Matt Hobgood expected to miss 2012 season
• Woman injured, boyfriend arrested after Arundel shooting
• Edwards under fire from labor for Delaney endorsement
• Top of the List: Commercial real estate brokerages
• Gala of the month: Cabaret – Tip Your Hat to Learning
• Ravens agree to two-year deal with cornerback Corey Graham
• Woman injured in Anne Arundel Co. shooting
• SBLC ‘Tip Your Hat to Learning Cabaret’: March 31
• Twin brothers' animal cruelty retrial again set to begin
• Realtor sexually assaulted at home in Prince George's Co.
• Maryland launches health care reform website
• Baltimore Basilica needs millions in repairs
• T-Mobile cutting 1,900 jobs across U.S.
• Maryland House votes initial approval for budget package, doubles 'flush tax'
• Giant to halt sale of beef with 'pink slime'
• Baltimore cops won't question Latinos on immigration status, mayor says
• Sparrows Point monitoring agreement may be appealed
• Tottenham, Liverpool near deal to play summer game in Baltimore
• Maryland's fifth area code launches Saturday
• Judge sets Sept. 4 trial for Arundel exec Leopold
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• UB announces finalists in search for law school dean
• Friday forecast: Sunny, clouds this evening, high near 82
• R&R Taquria brings you true traditional authentic Mexican
• 2 killed in fiery crash after police pursuit in Chevy Chase
• City makes $1.4 million mistake in water billing
• Delaney outpaces Garagiola in 6th District fundraising
• Baltimore Summer Antiques Show
• 'Kaddish' Premieres
• Fairy Tale Festival 2012
• Women Entrepreneurs Of Baltimore Inc. Partners With Baltimore City NAACP
• Early voting starts Saturday
• Mayor tells Latinos they are important to growth goal
• Contaminant search limited around Sparrows Point
• Legislation would set rules for use of frozen eggs, sperm
• Legislation would set rules for use of frozen eggs, sperm
• Basilica needs millions in repairs after quake damage found
• Local efforts under way to rally support for Trayvon Martin
• Police chief won't comply with Arundel council subpoena
• Baltimore sixth in survey of low-cost business locations
• Baltimore fire chief floats workforce reduction, more hours
• Ho. Co. board selects 2 finalists for school superintendent
• Ho. Co. board selects 2 finalists for school superintendent
• State studies increasing speed limit on ICC
• Disbarred Annapolis lawyer jailed for stealing client's money
• Harford to pay millions to close ex-landfill in Abingdon
• Last defendant in police kickback scandal pleads guilty
• Eastern Shore federal court eyed for closure
• Aldridge resigns as president of UMUC
• Maryland watershed one of most polluted in nation
• Mayor to consider $35M financing tied to Under Armour
• Fire at Darlington mobile home causes $15K in damages
• Tottenham, Liverpool near deal to play July 28 game in Baltimore
• John Carroll comes together to mourn classmate's death
• John Carroll comes together to mourn classmate's death
• Afternoon commute: Closure of northbound Route 7
• Weekend weather: Hot, sunny start; then wet
• Stoglin to return for junior season
• Cruise employee guilty of sexually abusing minor
• Ethics bill gets initial nod from senate
• Gingrich planning Annapolis trip, state lawmaker says
• Patapsco Bancorp, Harbor Bank miss latest TARP payments
• University of Maryland University College head Aldridge to resign
• W.R. Grace to partner with Abu Dhabi firm on manufacturing plant
• 'House of Cards' to hold Baltimore casting call
• Baltimore launches campaign to renovate youth baseball fields
• Macaroni Grill’s $25 dinner for two
• A note to BBJ subscribers about a change in delivery service
• Mikulski threatens filibuster over Easton
• Roy’s Chef Partner Patrick “Opie” Crooks presents a Spring Celebration Dinner
• 'House of Cards' to hold March 24 casting call at Stevenson
• Former partner sues local private equity firm
• Ravens President Dick Cass talks offseason, team's Baltimore impact
• Baltimore Business Journal starts Social Madness challenge
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Thursday lunchtime lowdown
• 5 arrested in Garrison stabbing investigation
• Ravens lineman Bryant McKinnie faces $4.5M in loan lawsuits
• Citizens flood the council chambers for a hearing on a water bill moratorium
• SWAT team made arrest in North Ave. murder
• For Germantown Student, A Dream Deferred
• Romney’s Bain Capital Had Mixed Investment Record in Maryland
• Md. CASA hosts ‘Child Abuse Prevention Month’ conference in Annapolis: March 31
• Two men stabbed at their Brooklyn Park home
• Gov. O’Malley Says Gas Tax Would Address Safety, Congestion Concerns
• Stretch of foggy mornings continues
• Councilman Jim Kraft speaks out about St. Patrick’s Day
• Canton Trashed on St. Patty’s: Residents reeling
• Ethnic festival schedule released
• Dense fog affects morning commute in Baltimore area
• Annapolis Towne Centre adding 208 apartments
• Suspect arrested in Edgewood shooting
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop near Belair Road
• Single vehicle accident in Bel Air area snarls traffic
• Baltimore police search for bank robber
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Another killing in Baltimore; man slain in Penn North
• PETA protests Greatest Show on Earth's treatment of elephants
• Mitt Romney comes to Md.; campaign etches a gaffe
• Downtown loses jobs; demand for offices, housing grows
• Downtown Baltimore apartment market will stay strong, report says
• Abortion-reporting legislation considered by Maryland Senate
• FedEx settles bias case with Labor Dept. for $3M
• Baltimore's top officials continue to clash over water bills
• Maryland Senate committee approves health exchange bill
• J.D. Power: Kaiser health plan tops in region for satisfaction
• State audit questions $200K payment to BCCC
• Milton Inn earns prestigious International Star Diamond Award
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake, Finance Department Release FY2013 Preliminary Budget
• Suspect in Edgewood shooting arrested
• Arundel High students, parents protest teacher reassignment
• Brooklyn man sentenced for selling $140,000 in fake IDs
• Owings Mills Mall builder raises concerns about area market
• Baltimore man found guilty in 2007 Aberdeen murder
• Police chief says alleged Leopold files may violate law
• Residents testify about water bill woes
• Supreme Court decisions could help free convicted child rapist
• Mayor wants to expand property-tax effort
• Baltimore's top officials continue to clash over water bills
• Auction of Jewish Times publisher proposed
• Developer pitches swap of Dundalk sites
• 3 companies receive letters in drug shortage investigation
• Balt. Co. report: Firefighter's death had 'no single cause'
• Romney in Arbutus: Obama attacking 'economic freedom'
• Romney in Arbutus: Obama attacking 'economic freedom'
• Panel approves lower penalties for marijuana
• J.D. Power: Kaiser health plan tops in region for satisfaction
• Arundel wins suit over removal of incarcerated councilman
• Sandy Spring gets OK for CommerceFirst deal
• Surge in city shootings, with four more shot overnight
• Blue Water Baltimore visits the Holly Neck Conservation Association
• Maryland Senate committee approves health exchange bill
• O'Malley wants Md. to buy Annapolis post office
• Mikulski honored as longest-serving woman in Congress
• Mikulski honored as longest-serving woman in Congress
• State audit questions $200,000 payment to BCCC
• City seeks competitive bids for towing
• New website for Maryland Genealogical Society
• Baltimore man found guilty in 2007 Aberdeen murder
• A mystery — and an error — to report on Sun's weather page
• A mystery — and an error — to report on Sun's weather page
• American Legion opposes Towson zoning proposal
• Water main break causes outages in Windsor Mill
• Two people trapped after Joppa car accident
• Best jobs for 2012: Nursing tops U.S. News list
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Jam-Packed April Calendar of Events
• Forbes: Baltimore Orioles' value rises 12% to $460M
• First hearing in Leopold case scheduled for Wed. afternoon
• Romney PAC on the air in Maryland
• City elections could move to presidential cycle
• It’s Greek Week in Baltimore!
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Wednesday lunchtime lowdown
• Sandy Spring's acquisition of CommerceFirst clears regulators
• Community Calendar: March 21 – March 28, 2012
• Cracker Barrel’s spring menu items (for a limited time)
• RA Sushi’s 2012 Spring Luau
• Man accused of trying to run down officer found in Baltimore
• Cristo Rey/Bed Bath & Beyond hold Care Package drive for college-bound seniors
• Rawlings-Blake budget calls for increased economic development funds
• Will you be a Groupon VIP?
• Baltimore No. 3 for women-owned business growth
• Retrial of two men accused of killing three children postponed
• Charges pending in Baltimore Co. triple stabbing
• New 667 area code to be launched Saturday
• State settles with apartment owner over application fees
• St. Patrick’s Day 2012 – Out of Control
• Annapolis man charged with beating his mother
• Washington County mulls $14 million in debt for new capital projects
• Baltimore County OKs Mays Chapel elementary school
• Auction.com kicks off Baltimore loan sale at $800K
• Record heat continues everywhere but here
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 north at I-395
• Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $290M
• One dead, four wounded in city shootings
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• House panel OKs 'flush' fee hike, runoff control mandate
• Enterprise to merge mortgage division with Cleveland firm
• Wednesday forecast: Patchy fog then clouds, high near 73
• Hearing on water bill woes Wednesday afternoon
• States can't be sued for denying medical leave, Supreme Court rules
• O'Malley's March plays White House reception
• Shooting victim found inside burning car in P.G. Co.
• Baltimore fire companies and rec centers face possible closure
• Fleming's popular Spring Brunch returns for Easter
• Employers ask for Facebook passwords
• Romney to campaign Wednesday in Maryland
• Buyer recommended for beleaguered St. Joseph Medical Center
• Shore's Harris Creek targeted for oyster restoration
• Columbia Bank parent CEO Smith retiring; Wenger taking over
• Police seeking leads in homicide
• SoBo book club knows Vonnegut, chapter and verse
• Traffic Advisory for the Greek Parade
• Disabled taxpayers’ state returns garnished in error
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - March 19, 2012
• O'Malley plays White House event
• MICA, Jemicy School Develop Fun Videos Through Educational Animation Project
• 1 killed, 2 wounded in city shootings
• Parents voice opposition to Arundel redistricting
• Harford council clears teachers to get bonuses
• Board OKs Mays Chapel elementary school
• Md. Republicans to have a say in presidential race
• BCCH supporters of ending homelessness march to the county seat
• St. Joseph Medical Center board recommends buyer
• Arundel council orders police chief to testify on Leopold
• Three city fire companies could close permanently
• Baltimore County Revenue Authority picks new leader
• City police will not renew contract for officer training
• City Hall considers selling 15 historic landmarks
• Indictment: Shop owner hid $1.2 million from IRS
• Harford jury deliberating fate of man charged in killing
• Two stabbed at townhouse in Garrison
• University of Maryland doctors perform full face transplant
• Maj. Robert J. Marchanti II buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Plan finds state on track to reduce greenhouse gases
• Suspect ID released in Edgewood shooting
• Police concede failures in curtailing Canton drinking
• Company to launch data center at old Boscov's in Glen Burnie
• Zach Britton to see Dr. James Andrews about left shoulder
• Prosecutors: Deeds after twin's killing show man's guilt
• Columbia Bank parent CEO Smith retiring, Wenger taking over
• Former Black & Decker CEO Archibald collects $56M in 2011
• S.C. man in town for funeral injured in Aberdeen shooting
• Evening commute: Disabled vehicle on I-83 north of beltway
• Murder Mark
• The Smoke Thickens
• Dogged Out
• Big East basketball falling short in NCAA tourney
• Miller says outlook on septic bill is 'dicey'
• WYPR gains 1,150 members, raises $392,000 in winter campaign
• Baltimore-area construction jobs slowly on the rise
• Catalyst Health Solutions inks operating deal with Regence Rx
• Kenneth Mills rejoins Baltimore Co. Revenue Authority as CEO
• City schools crackdown on leave causing friction
• 'Diner' the musical to open in San Francisco
• Alzheimer’s Association’s Annual Forget-Me-Not Gala: March 31
• Brewpub plans for Haussner's site are scrapped
• Spring has sprung! Eat fresh farm to table in Baltimore
• Murder Ink
• Secret Wounds
• Easter spending expected to rise 11 percent
• A council divided raises concerns over taxes, fees and unpaid water bills
• Maryland House committee votes to up tax on some tobacco products
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Tuesday lunchtime lowdown
• House OKs shale gas study fee, landowner protections
• Under Armour launches first European advertising blitz
• ACLU calls on state to audit database in Leopold case
• Isolated storms light on rain overnight (at BWI, at least)
• New Baltimore brewery signs lease for Waverly bottling plant
• Washington Co., Hagerstown mull enterprise zone expansion
• Luckie's Store razed in Millersville
• Traffic: Accident at I-895 southbound at Moravia Road
• Giant Food readies new Hampden store
• Police investigate Highlandtown homicide
• Archdiocese of Baltimore introduces new archbishop
• Maryland House panel approves income tax plan
• Bethesda firm pays $61.7M for Golden Triangle building in D.C.
• Wendy's edges Burger King to become No. 2 hamburger chain
• Rawlings-Blake, Young scrap over water bills
• Apple tops $600, to pay first dividend since 1995
• Occupy Wall St. activists urge May 1 work protest
• House Republicans eye dramatic reshuffling of income tax code
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Man shoots brother in Capitol Heights, police say
• Tuesday forecast: Morning fog then clouds, high near 71
• DPW Recycling Coordinator Highlights "Clean Your Files Day for Businesses" with speaking engagement to Hospitality Industry
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Staff Changes
• Councilman Stokes Calls For More Transparency In City Government By Requesting Biennial Agency Audits
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Kicks Off Youth Violence Prevention Week
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake To Introduce Property Tax Cut Legislation
• 3 shot Monday in city; one killed
• Arundel NAACP head calls on council to investigate Leopold
• Man shot in Edgewood
• Farm pollution lawsuit spurs public relations battle
• Mincy helps Terps women defeat Louisville, reach Sweet 16
• Mayor's property tax cut introduced
• Arundel council picks Smith; deadlock ends in 108th round
• Mincy helps Terps women defeat Louisville, reach Sweet 16
• Managing news editor Sunni Khalid out at WYPR-FM
• House panel would raise taxes-- but less than Senate
• House panel would raise taxes-- but less than Senate
• Safe Streets violence mediation program expands
• Mayor, council president spar over water bills
• Family pays tribute to fallen soldier
• Bankruptcy trustee settles in at Baltimore Jewish Times
• Police turn out at blood drive in honor of injured officer
• Small Carroll County town wants a recall option
• 3 high school buses crash; 34 teens sent to hospital
• Health reform saves Marylanders $46.2M in drug costs
• Grocery store contract talks continue with union
• Latest technology gives Harford firm a 3D view
• Adam Nachlas appointed to Learning Inc. board of directors
• Baltimore mulls selling, redeveloping 15 landmarks
• Make a cool holiday table setting for Passover, Easter and you
• House plan would cut Senate income tax hike in half
• Twin brothers sentenced to prison for robbing Landover bank
• O'Donnell tries to testify against tax increase bill
• Second city officer sentenced to prison in kickback scheme
• Maryland earns a 'C+' for spending transparency
• Power Plant Live holding March 21 job fair
• Living Classrooms and Syracuse University present Bhealthy.Bfit.Bmore
• Maryland gets 'D-' for political integrity
• McKesson Pharmaceutical to close Landover plant, cut 106 jobs
• Maryland health program ramps up marketing for uninsured
• Disturbances reported at Inner Harbor, rowdy behavior in Canton
• Health care firm warns of closure, layoffs in Landover
• Maryland consumer advocates rally against Wells Fargo
• Compensation for Under Armour CEO fell 14% last year
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown
• Data center to open in former Boscov's Glen Burnie site
• Ravens will see Peyton Manning when Broncos come this year
• Ravens will see Peyton Manning when Broncos come this year
• Make The Most Of Your Tax Refund
• One-alarm house fire reported in Aberdeen
• Tips To Make Your Wedding Unique
• More spring weather ahead, storms included
• Protecting Kids From Furniture And TV Tip-Overs
• Bill would ban non-alcoholic sales to youth at liquor stores
• Apple's dividend, stock buyback to boost Baltimore mutual funds
• Rawlings-Blake introduces property tax cut legislation
• Rawlings-Blake to introduce bill to lower property tax rate
• Maryland to review tax assessment process
• D.C. developers want concert hall on the Potomac
• Traffic: Accident at I-695 outer loop at Harford Road
• Caesers' exec says casino in city a priority
• Police investigate nine shootings in city since Friday
• Campaign to highlight options for uninsured
• Services today for Army officer killed in Afghanistan
• Vernal equinox means longer days ahead
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Hagerstown teen dies in car accident in Clear Spring
• Monday forecast: Mostly cloudy, high near 67
• Md. eyes legislation to protect long-time unemployed
• Apple's top supplier in China declines legal action
• Budget fight looms in Congress
• Governor and Mayor spend combined $5,300 on food and drink at Ravens games
• St. Patrick's Day boon to Annapolis pubs
• Unions plan protest against Baltimore County pension reform; council to vote Monday
• Under Armour CEO Plank's 2011 pay drops by 14%
• Unions plan protest against Balto. Co. pension bill
• Three people shot in separate incidents Sunday in Baltimore
• Youths gather downtown Saturday; 10 arrested
• Second error prompts an assessment review
• Records: Mayor spent nearly $3,000 on food at Ravens games
• Parishioners honor a passionate man of the cloth
• 6th District Dems square off on Iran, ethics
• Hopkins launches space science minor
• Two critically injured in Carroll Co. ATV accident
• Police seek man who they say aimed car at officer
• Seven hospitalized after car, special-needs bus collide
• Baltimore Co. firefighters battle Essex Marina blaze
• Four nabbed in St. Patrick's Day sobriety checkpoint
• Counselor takes anti-drug message to school
• Hundreds attend casino job fair in Hanover
• Kona Grill's all day Happy Hour
• Romney to visit in advance of Md. primary
• Jewish Times will publish next week, then future uncertain
• Zoo celebrates Samson's 4th birthday
• Hundreds turn out for Howard County park grand opening
• Police seek suspect in I-95 hit-and-run
• "Fuselage" winning word for third-grader in spelling bee
• Manny Machado faces Red Sox in first Orioles start
• In first meeting ever, Terps women down Navy, 59-44
• In Annapolis, a second debate in cyberspace
• 22-year-old from Parkville killed in car accident in Morocco
• Orioles and Red Sox tie 3-3 in Sarasota
• Pedestrian struck on Bel Air South Parkway
• Fort Howard redevelopment plans moving forward
• Same-sex divorce case heads to top Maryland court
• MdTA Police looking for information on early morning hit-and run
• Dundalk apartment fire displaces nine people
• George Huguely may seek retrial in Yeardley Love case
• A steady stream of water billing headaches
• Mega Millions jackpot up to $241M
• Patapsco stream captains: Who and what are they?
• Gourmet Popsations – classic caramel, chocolate drizzles and classic Cheddar
• Pedestrian hit in Glen Burnie
• No injuries after wall collapses in Pr. George's house fire
• Review: ‘OnBoard Tours’ New York City
• Three men shot in separate incidents in Baltimore
• Washington to host marathon, races; road closures expected
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and the Baltimore Development Corporation Announce New Emerging Technology Centers President
• NCAA basketball: Lehigh pulls off monumental upset of Duke
• Howard man sentenced for $400,000 ATM skimming scheme
• Anne Arundel county executive sued on sex discrimination claim
• Health complaint filed against asbestos removal company
• Bankruptcy judge appoints trustee to run Alter
• Ravens bring back veteran Matt Birk on three-year deal
• 7 sworn in as new Baltimore Co. advocates for abused and neglected children
• Caesars says it's true to Baltimore
• Gun owner wants wear-and-carry ruling to stand
• Medical students find out residencies at Match Day
• After slow start, flu season ramps up in Maryland
• Amid a shooting, a street corner pastor preaches salvation
• Spycam linked to Rutgers suicide leads to conviction
• On Match Day, stories of celebration for med school graduates
• Patapsco Valley provides stream captain training
• Shoppers head out early to get latest Apple iPad
• Peter O'Malley is leaving position as City Hall chief of staff
• Baltimore officer convicted of drug dealing
• Bankruptcy judge appoints trustee for Jewish Times
• Rawlings-Blake chief of staff Peter O'Malley joins Venable
• International Space Station flying over Baltimore
• Rawlings-Blake’s chief of staff leaving for Venable
• Under Armour CEO Plank's 2011 pay drops by 14%
• Peter O’Malley leaving mayor’s office for Venable
• Where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 2012 in Maryland
• Burger King's Free Fries weekend (March 17-18)
• Supreme Court says no TV cameras at health care arguments
• O’Malley speaks at conference on Catholics, gays
• Jet stream study rocket launch rescheduled again
• Judge tentatively approves Honda hybrid settlement
• Tillman contains Twins in Orioles' 3-1 win
• Columbia woman indicted in animal deaths case
• Breast-feeding passenger settles airline lawsuit
• Hotels agree to wounded soldiers program
• Wallops rocket launch shifted to Sunday, or later
• Pelosi marks Mikulski milestone
• Susquehanna Bank elevates Hough to CEO of Maryland division
• Netflix series 'House of Cards' to film at Baltimore Sun
• Job Hunting Tips For Recent Grads
• National Bohemian releases Camden Yards cans
• Great Tips For Spring Brides
• BGE natural gas customers to pay 20% less this winter
• More news than you can shake a bat at
• Alumni from Mt. Saint Joseph, Notre Dame Prep recognized for achievement
• Eggleston named to MIAA all-conference basketball team
• Can we pick’em or what? Probably not, but it’s good clean illegal fun
• Deadline approaching for Clean Community Competition
• Cockeysville 'Pest House' on list of endangered properties
• 84-year-old woman robbed, assaulted in NE Baltimore home
• Court throws out murder conviction on Eastern Shore
• Facebook predator charged with child sexual exploitation of 14-year-old girl
• Chill in the air brings temperatures back to normal
• Baltimore Grand Prix group making progress despite missing deadlines
• Rotunda Giant to close March 29
• Police charge Parkton man for soliciting underage girl for sex
• Baltimore No. 18 on bed bug cities list
• Glen Burnie man shoots girlfriend in domestic violence assault
• Free-agent safety Nakamura to sign with Panthers
• GOP 2012 Message: ‘Beat the black guy’
• City schools receive state recognition for achievement
• City lawmakers grill Caesars execs
• Millennial Media ups IPO to $129M, prices shares
• Glen Burnie man charged in shooting, domestic assault
• 2 new ponies added to herd at Assateague
• Foreclosure registry goes before Md. Senate
• Heavy fire at Bel Air residence
• IndyCar: Baltimore Grand Prix 2012 won't require roadwork
• Sears to close 62 additional stores
• Delaware Business Systems opens in Ocean City
• Montgomery residents happy with Purple Line plan
• Army private charged in leak case returns to court
• Will Stoglin leave Terps?
• House of Delegates panel to make budget decisions
• Obama defends energy policy at Prince George's event
• Maryland faces millions in extra slots costs
• U.S. lawmakers address College Park students
• O'Malley treats family, politcos to skybox seats at Ravens games
• Maryland's last dry town may get wet
• Gay weddings potential bonanza for Md. caterers and hotels
• Google investigated for violation of privacy
• P.G. Co. boy taken from school by mother found in Nevada
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Cloudy, chance of rain, high near 74
• The Capital Grille kicks-off 3rd Annual Artist Series Wine Event
• 2 dead after tow truck crash in Silver Spring
• Dream season comes to an end for Loyola
• Baltimore Premiere of Daniel MacIvor's ''The Soldier Dreams' at Theatre Project
• Statement from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake regarding Department of Recreation and Parks
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake And Business Leaders Join Forces To Encourage Employers To ‘Hire One Youth’ This Summer
• Lawmakers approve veterans' driver's licenses
• Baltimore police identify three recent homicide victims
• Grand Prix organizer misses several benchmarks
• Md. raises $84 million to invest in tech startups
• O'Malley invites politicians, Cabinet, family to Ravens skybox
• Power to the people! Baltimore's Red Emma's cafe' is hosting events
• State still pursuing $250,000 in bail-jumping case
• Can't get a Cuban visa? Try Sabor de Cuba in Frederick, Maryland
• Maryland Senate votes to tax the rich
• Ulman goes against council's redistricting plan
• Lawmaker: Graziano said in Jan. that lead-judgments deal was near
• Parkville woman charged with insurance fraud
• Roland Park Country teacher honored by national Hall of Fame
• Insurance tax credit auction nets $84M for venture fund
• Gay wedding bonanza?
• Proposed tax on commercial mortgages decried
• Baltimore Grand Prix organizers miss first deadline; city confident
• Mike Tidwell: Maryland needs drill fee for fracking study
• Poll: P.G. voters want National Harbor casino
• Maryland part of national pacemaker settlement
• C. Fraser Smith: Pain at the pump and elsewhere
• Md. to receive federal funds to overhaul failing schools
• Week in review – 3/16/12: Exelon takeover becomes official
• Tips for a safe St. Patty’s Day from the Harford Co. Sheriff’s Office
• Donald C. Fry: Report makes strong case for convention center project
• Roland Park Country science teacher named to National Teachers Hall of Fame
• Matusz sparkles, but Orioles fall to Tigers, 4-2
• InvestMaryland raises $84M for state venture capital program
• Afternoon commute: No significant delays reported
• Loaded gun found in Baltimore police station holding cell
• Beltway re-open following truck fire near Stevenson
• 'Extreme Makeover' house on city tax-sale list
• Caves Valley Partners pitches plans for Key Highway project
• National Aquarium boosts base admission prices
• Bubba Gump to start hiring for Harborplace restaurant
• Maryland ranks 3rd on list of 'Top Tornado States'
• Obama, Cardin surprise diners at Prince George's BBQ joint
• Ravens bring back linebacker Chavis Williams
• Va. Tech appeals negligence court ruling in 2007 student shooting deaths
• Baltimore Diner: Date set for next food truck rally
• Cordish, Maryland could break ground in 2013 on East Campus
• Police issue official response to Select Lounge commission
• Nauseating smell prompts calls to Howard health department
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Keiki Club Spring Fling Brunch March 25, 2012 at 11:30am
• The Greene Turtle’s 2012 March Madness contest (no bracket needed)
• Maryland health department nabs $40,000 for dental program
• D.C. United stays at RFK Stadium through 2013
• First Mariner Mortgage expects to hire 50
• Maryland’s Best Teachers Say Profession Must Improve From ‘Inside Out’
• Under Armour gets OK to double planned retail presence on HQ campus
• AA Co. man pleads guilty to child sexual abuse and child porn charges
• Maryland bill would exempt eminent domain payments from state taxes
• Study says Curtis Bay, Brooklyn among Md.'s most polluted areas
• Local soccer tourney
• Spring is on the way!
• Priest defends decision to deny lesbian Communion
• Fine-tuned city agreements cut the blarney from St. Pat’s celebrations
• Saint Patrick’s Church reopens after earthquake repairs
• Gaelic sports clinic celebrates more active Irish pastimes
• Md. convict charged in 1993 sex assault in Mass.
• Sugar Smackdown at the MAC
• NAIOP selects COPT's Griffin for lifetime achievement award
• Traffic: 3-vehicle crash on I-95 south near tunnel
• Foreclosure filings expected to surge in Maryland
• Howard County earns Triple-A bond rating
• Cordish argues against National Harbor casino
• Some states saw spike in foreclosures in February
• Senate squeezes more out of $500K incomes
• Soldier accused in Wikileaks case due in court
• After a mild winter, early spring, is a hot summer on the way?
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Sunny, high near 83
• Rusty Scupper announces St. Patrick's Day specials
• Enrollment drop leaves AACC with tuition shortfall
• Capital One plans $1.2B stock offering
• Blagojevich heads to prison, defiant to the end
• Baltimore's BDGM pays $20.1M for Suitland apartments
• Gilman headmaster Schmick to step down in 2013
• U.S. Senate votes to overhaul transportation programs
• Waverly Main Street Celebrates St. Patrick's Day With Unveiling of Historic Plaque
• Drop-in Art Activities at the Walters in April, 2012
• Al Letson's 'State Of The Re:Union'
• Illustrated Poetry on Baltimore Buses, Light Rail To Be Unveiled, April 9
• Two on terrorist watch list stopped in Laurel in 2011
• Two on terrorist watch list stopped in Laurel in 2011
• Looking for a political bar? Off the Record is across from the White House
• Fire controlled at Darlington house
• Files on Leopold's foes include info from police database
• Alice C. Steinbach, Pulitzer Prize winner, dies
• City schools pay out about $65M in unused leave over five years
• Funeral held for Calvert County family stricken with flu
• CSA denies second motion to reconsider Exxon decision
• Senate opts for millionaire's tax, gives initial nod to budget
• Council passes Under Armour expansion bill
• After stress test, analysts question Citi
• Suit: Officer insisted woman was a wanted man
• NCAA basketball bid means more cash for Loyola
• Delaware death row inmate faces execution on April 20
• Gilman headmaster to step down in 2013
• City OKs rules on self-reporting arrests
• Shots kill 1, wound 3 outside Texas courthouse
• Law professor’s age-bias suit advances
• O'Malley delivers gas tax message to skittish lawmakers
• Under Armour HQ to get illuminated sign, big retail store
• Judge sets new deadline in Jewish Times bankruptcy
• O'Malley to speak at conference for gay and lesbian Catholics
• O'Malley to speak at conference for gay and lesbian Catholics
• Gilman headmaster Schmick to step down in 2013
• Arundel Mills slots parlor installs first set of machines
• Kevin Fusco: Volatility has gone away, but it will surely return
• Two Maryland Zoo chimps are expecting
• Senate plows through budget, turning back GOP
• Chow chow with the bow wows
• Fire controlled at Darlington house
• Grapefruit League: Orioles fall to Pirates, 11-5
• Baltimore's BDGM pays $20.1M for Suitland apartments
• Havre de Grace man charged with being a peeping tom
• One heat record missed, others remain in reach
• O'Malley open to constitutional amendment to protect transportation funds
• Job fair scheduled for March 30 at CCBC Dundalk
• Maryland Live Casino's first 100 slot machines arrive
• Police: Undercover officers bust Xanax dealers at light rail stop
• Anne Arundel County looks to spur commercial development
• Ruby Tuesday Gameday Specials
• Pizza Hut: Spend $20 and get a free medium pizza
• Baltimore Farmers' Market to open April 1
• Howard police warn of 'bottle bomb' scares
• Suspect charged in theft of statue from Pikesville home
• Senate passes bill banning smoking with child in car
• Roadnet doubles Towson office space
• Michael Phelps puts Fells Point townhome up for sale
• Three Maryland community banks among top performers
• Senate to take up budget, taxes, pensions today
• Lessons learned: Never loan a phone to a drunken stranger
• Men beaten and robbed of pizza, Both victims treated at Shock-Trauma
• Community Calendar: March 14, 2012
• Dunbar, Patterson haul home three state championships
• This league features dollar drafts
• Another try at ground rent reform passes the Senate
• SunEdison to build $14 million solar park in Delmarva
• Deborah Tillett named head of Emerging Technology Centers
• Peebles opening in Ocean City
• Traffic: Accident on outer loop of I-695 at Belair Road
• Western Arundel residents against landfill plans
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• Bartlett airs first TV ad in 6th District
• Man critically wounded in city shooting
• Marriott reflects on 40 years leading hotel giant
• Advocates to testify for 'Phylicia's Law'
• Winchester, Va. rejects plan to lure Hagerstown Suns
• Winchester, Va., rejects plan to lure Hagerstown Suns to city
• O’Malley shops gas tax to legislative committees
• Tree pollen reaches high levels, stays there
• Baltimore County unions oppose Kamenetz pension bill
• O'Malley to appeal to Md. lawmakers for gas tax hike
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• St. Paddy's Day treats at Chazz: A Bronx Original
• Hearing set for Prince George’s casino legislation
• Four of largest U.S. banks flunk Fed's 'stress test'; Bank of America passes
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, high near 78
• Ravens eye free practice in Annapolis Aug. 12
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi primaries in GOP battle for the South
• Maryland paves the way toward cash-free toll collection
• Baltimore Premier of '8' at Theatre Project
• Md. judges will see pay raise of 3% annually
• O'Malley to appeal for gas tax
• DNR seeks smaller boat-registration fee increases
• Baltimore County unions oppose Kamenetz pension bill
• Baltimore County unions oppose Kamenetz pension bill
• Attorney: Failure to appoint councilman hurts case
• Annapolis mayor proposes $95.4 million operating budget
• Suspended officer's attorney warns against rush to judgment
• North Point dump declared a Superfund site
• City schools plan to increase per-pupil funding by about 11%
• State looks at all-electronic toll collection
• Maryland unemployment rate hits three-year low
• Two events to get you ready for the sailing season
• Mother loans Jewish Times publisher $100K
• Competing plans spiked, loan OK'd in Jewish Times bankruptcy
• Economy improving, but rates staying low
• Five-car accident near Bel Air Tuesday afternoon
• Light-rail train, car collide at Howard and Lexington streets
• Towson University taps former superintendent Grasmick
• Jury to get Va. Tech wrongful death case
• Baltimore officer sentenced to prison in kickback scandal
• Lawyers say IMF protests in DC were recorded
• Obama supports new category of secret files
• John Archer parents address abuse allegations
• Baltimore recreation and parks director resigns
• Hopkins, UM grad programs again rank among the best in U.S.
• Gaming industry veteran tapped for incubator top post
• A muggy afternoon, isolated storms ahead
• Proposed Maryland boat registration hike scaled back
• 13-year-old Bel Air boy injured in rifle explosion
• Orioles and Rays play to a 7-7, 10-inning tie
• Baltimore Ravens eyeing Aug. 12 free practice in Annapolis
• Mays Chapel school site places residents on opposing sides
• Students seek to stop loan interest rate hike
• Closures of Hess Road Bridge in Monkton through Thu.
• Repaving under way on Routes 7, 23 at opposite ends of Harford
• Harford man dies from medical emergency after car accident
• House Republicans release alternative budget
• Man charged with fatally stabbing girlfriend's son with 'sword-type weapon'
• “a Lie Straight From the Devil”
• Keeping Secrets
• NFL free agency brings uncertainty for Ravens
• Dundalk dump put on Superfund cleanup list
• Baltimore's director of recreation and parks takes Tampa job
• AAA: Americans changing habits due to rising gas costs
• Abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart to speak at Harford event
• Manpower: Baltimore-area hiring outlook to improve in 2Q
• Sky-watching: 5 rockets in 5 minutes at Wallops Island
• Pedestrian safety program launched in Ocean City
• Loyola fans eye Pittsburgh trip for NCAA Tournament
• Loyola basketball team among lowest spenders in NCAA Tournament
• Police continue to investigate shots fired at windows
• Franchot endorses Delaney
• Nancy Grasmick joins Towson U. to help with teacher preparation
• Trial of accused Columbia twin killer begins next week
• Constellation's rocky road on NYSE comes to an end
• Miller throws cold water on gas tax hike proposal
• St. John Properties buys Southwest Baltimore office building
• Murder Ink
• Mum’s the Word
• SECU to acquire Anne Arundel credit union
• M&T Bank ties mutual funds to Wilmington Trust
• Balto. Co. Council to discuss pension-overtime bill
• Ministers hold mass for Muse
• 'House of Cards' looking for DC political-media types
• Police: Woman killed by SUV after apparently running from fire
• Zoning bill seeks to ease concerns about fairgrounds
• Traffic: Crash on I-695 outer loop at Providence Road
• Smith Island bakery settles dispute with Indian tribe
• Hagerstown mayor in talks to extend Suns' lease
• Harley-Davidson warehouse in Elkridge under contract
• February home sales spiked as buyer demand grew
• Junior Achievement launches 15 full-tuition scholarships for adults
• Retail sales rise 1.1 percent in February
• Vending machine thief sought in Charles County
• State House Republicans to release alternative budget
• Feds to release stress test results for banks on Thursday
• March Madness to eat into workplace productivity
• SECU, Anne Arundel credit unions to merge
• S&P: Constellation's settlement with regulators is 'record-setting fine'
• High-rise construction expected to increase around Washington
• U.S. brings new trade action against China
• Finnegan's Wake, Dark Horse Saloon change ownership
• Early spring warmth means records within reach
• Localities receive $4 million in federal grants for bay
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Calling all food entrepreneurs for a Bobby Flay Food Network casting
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high near 76
• Cardin up with first on-air ad in Senate race
• Center Middle Student honored for fundraising efforts
• ClancyWorks In Concert: 10 Years In The Making
• Dakshina/Daniel Phoenix Singh Dance Company And Deep Vision Dance Company - An Evening Of Cutting Edge Dance
• Rawlings-Blake Review #107: Better Schools Initiative
• John F. Kennedy Center Dance Showcase at Theatre Project
• Federal bill would provide money for bike trails
• Maryland women will host Navy in 1st round of NCAA tourney
• Center Middle Student honored for fundraising efforts
• Investigation highlights Balto. Co. minority hiring struggle
• Smoke returns plane to BWI
• Maryland women will host Navy in 1st round of NCAA tourney
• SECU, Anne Arundel credit unions to merge
• UM student charged with threatening 'a shooting rampage'
• Driver dies after SUV crashes into garage
• Alter Communications likely to seek cash infusion
• Balto. firm to build world's tallest indoor roller coaster in China
• Balto. firm to build world's tallest indoor roller coaster in China
• Federal bill would provide money for bike trails
• Constellation $245M settlement for trading is largest ever
• Fears of spike in the price of orange juice are draining
• Feds taking more notice of Apple’s clout
• Betsy Nelson: Best, worst grant requests have something in common
• Baltimore Co. preparing for tough budget year
• Baltimore Co. preparing for tough budget year
• Protesters in downtown Annapolis call for Leopold ouster
• Judge lets Belward Farms suit advance
• Three waterways opened for shellfishing
• Maryland’s $100K earners up 6% from 2010
• Baltimore-area home sales, contracts rose in February
• Protest planned for O’Malley’s gas proposal
• 5th Circuit tosses jury’s award in Katrina jail lawsuit
• Mid-town charter gets $50K in cash for STEM classes
• March Madness to eat into workplace productivity
• Are You Getting Enough Vitamins?
• Md. Girls Incarcerated at Higher Rates than Boys for Lesser Offenses
• Salvation Army says demand up for youth programs
• Lanham company warns of possible layoffs
• Education Experts Give Graduation Rate Calculations Failing Grade
• Obama to visit Maryland, discuss energy
• Obama to visit Maryland, discuss energy
• Judge Sweeney assigned to Leopold misconduct trial
• Free regional spirits tasting in Baltimore Thurs., 3/15 at Wine Underground
• Shattuck, Exelon execs discuss merger, job cuts with Constellation employees
• Pasadena driver faces manslaughter charge in crash
• Pasadena driver faces manslaughter charge in crash
• Science Systems and Applications could cut 117 jobs in Lanham
• Under Armour signs undefeated boxer Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez to deal
• UMD student threatens to kill enough people to ‘make it to news’
• Media Works tapped by Maryland housing department for media campaign
• Baltimore-area PR, marketing firms nab new accounts
• Exelon, Constellation merger: Behind the numbers
• Maryland basketball team among most valuable, Forbes says
• SafeNet buys cloud-based service provider Cryptocard
• Aberdeen police search for attacker
• Flying Dog Brewery prepares canned beer for spring
• 18-year-old Bel Air man pleads guilty to 2011 murder
• Ruby Tuesday’s Million Dollar Bracket Challenge
• 1542 Gastropub quietly opens in place of The Reserve
• Top 100 restaurants list includes Charleston, Volt
• Warm week ahead in Maryland
• A special B&O menu to welcome Owen Seamus
• Legg Mason assets under management up in February
• Man dies after stabbing in Woodlawn Sunday night
• Elkton waging war on blight
• SBA names Amirault as Maryland Small Business Person of the Year
• Howard County develops plan to improve health locally
• Downtown Annapolis pottery store expands to mall
• Traffic: Crash on outer loop of I-695 at I-95
• Md. Senate debate on vehicle smoking ban continues
• Md. event marks Army progress against cold virus
• Health care lawyer Clement as high court regular
• Police seek driver in hit-and-run on BW Parkway
• Event marks Army progress against cold virus
• Borek joins Davis, Agnor as Of Counsel
• Leopold maintains business as usual after indictment
• Leopold touts service as he defends his office
• U-Md. student charged in rampage threat
• Salisbury welcomes Evolution Brewing
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Constellation's $7.9B sale to Exelon nears close
• Descendants of race horses Secretariat and Seattle Slew killed in fire
• Gaithersburg priest who denied communion to lesbian put on leave
• World's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier sails into the sunset
• Fresh Thoughts Seafood Dining Series with Thomas Dunklin of B&O
• Monday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 66
• Gary Vikan Plans To Step Down As Walters Art Museum Director
• Top O’The Mornin St. Patrick’s Day Enrichment Fest
• UM student charged with threatening a 'shooting rampage'
• I keep running into rats in Baltimore City...
• Terps miss out on NIT
• President Joe Sanders of BCCH talks about the church and social justice
• Chic drinks, elegant noshes right near the White House: Quill at The Jefferson
• At Ft. Meade, injured soldiers try out for Warrior Games
• St. Patrick's parade a festival of music, beads and green
• Frank Robinson leaves arena after feeling dizzy
• Priest who denied communion to lesbian placed on leave
• Product-liability lawyers weigh pre-emption ruling
• Law movers – 3/12/12
• Dorchester jury awards $655K in collision case
• CSA affirms $14.4M judgment for Choice Hotels
• False-arrest damages reduced by a dollar
• Opinions – 3/12/12: 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
• Pipkin wants plug pulled on plug legislation
• Maryland wineries looking for tax break
• After nine-year legal battle, a permit for Reaching Hearts
• Income tax fight looms
• Battles loom as Baltimore Co. changes zoning map
• Loyola will face second-seeded Ohio State in NCAA tournament
• Top weight loss tips to reduce the risk of developing chronic kidney disease
• Leopold hopes record can help him overcome scandal
• Frederick police investigate early-morning shooting
• O'Malley, McDonnell spar on 'Meet the Press'
• Ravens cheerleaders bring sexy back to flash mobs
• Democratic lawmaker fights for Independent third party voters
• Fullerton house fire leaves one resident injured
• Md. counties seek to make English official language
• A new champion -- a striped maple -- grows in Baltimore
• Father: Son held in bank robbery wanted drug money
• Prosecutors to dismiss charges against Carroll Co. couple
• Aquille Carr leads No. 3 Patterson to its first state title
• Dunbar boys win Class 1A for record-tying 14th state title
• Baltimore officer charged in attempted theft from grocery
• More than 600 mourn slain 13-year-old Monae Turnage
• Southeastern Baltimore Co. residents battle rats
• Changing Md. gun laws may have little effect, scholars say
• Orioles pitching shines in 1-0 win over Phillies
• Is a no-snow-winter in Baltimore environmentally good or bad?
• Orioles' Matusz sharp in second exhibition start
• Police: Armed robber forces cab driver to take him on ride
• Constellation merger expected to close Monday
• Woman stabbed outside of Woodlawn club early Saturday
• Police report fatal shooting in 1000 block of E. Hoffman St.
• Heirloom champion boxing belt stolen in burglary
• Boy hit by pickup truck's mirror in Dundalk
• Feds approve Constellation-Exelon merger
• Sentencing, guilty plea in $4M mortgage fraud scheme
• Arundel firefighters add to county's public safety dissent
• Jury awards Severn woman $225,000 for bedbug infestation
• Johns Hopkins loses motion to dismiss donor intent suit
• Commander relies on community ties in aftermath of girl's death
• Patients urge approval of medical marijuana
• Chesapeake High School athletic director reinstated
• Arundel Co. delegation approves hybrid school board bill
• Latest negotiations begin in Jewish Times bankruptcy
• Constellation-Exelon deal gets final approval
• O's Nolan Reimold hit in head by pitch, taken to hospital
• Teen charged with shooting at man's unknown killer
• Terps lose 85-69 to top-seeded Tar Heels in ACC quarterfinals
• In Easton, loss of mail center would ripple through economy
• O’Malley proposes reform of more than 130 polices
• EntreMed sees earnings, revenue drop
• Sodexo develops job search app
• Maryland bill would permit remote start for cars
• Maryland man gets 15 years for ordering hit on teenager
• Osiris’ fourth-quarter results improve
• Abingdon man denied bail after alleged assault on grandmother
• Windows at Bel Air businesses being shot at, police say
• U.S. trade deficit grew to 3-year high in January
• Police: Second injured dog found, may be from fighting ring
• TowsonGlobal incubator to graduate first three companies
• Real Estate Weekly – 3/9/12: ezStorage expands Randallstown facility
• Intermodal facility health concerns to be addressed in forums
• Gasoline prices level off temporarily
• Cockeysville man pleads guilty to child pornography charges
• Free tax help for maximum return on your taxes
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Bill banning smoking in cars with kids survives
• Photos: BBJ Morning Edition launch breakfast
• Weekend weather: Chilly gusts to start, but spring returns Sunday
• Quiznos' meatless options and more
• Private Schools present opportunity to see/audition for musical theater
• How to use social media to grow your company
• Part of Roland Park shopping center structurally unsound
• Millennial Media to list on the New York Stock Exchange
• M&T Bank CEO Wilmers compensation near $3M in 2011
• Manekin LLC tapped to manage 20 Columbia office buildings
• Village of Cross Keys retailers anxious about center's new ownership
• U.S. adds 227,000 jobs in Feb., unemployment stays at 8.3%
• One in nine housing units empty in Baltimore area
• When is a Cold Not Just a Cold?
• China getting giant roller coaster made in Baltimore
• Report Calls for Increased Toughness in Public Schools
• Prince George's planners approve COPT office complex
• Seal stops off in Baltimore area
• March foodie events in Baltimore
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Report: Metro knew train brake parts were failing
• February jobs report expected to show strong growth
• U.S. House passes JOBS Act to help startups
• Nike to reveal NFL uniforms April 3
• Census Bureau: One in 9 housing units in Baltimore area vacant
• Maryland renews deal with T. Rowe Price for college investment plan
• Bank of America cuts side deal with government on mortgage foreclosures
• O'Malley pushes Md.'s same-sex marriage law on national TV
• Constellation to be replaced on S&P 500 after merger closes
• Md. court asked second time to reconsider Exxon Mobil decision
• Maryland Senate committee passes income tax increase
• Director Fincher may be in 'House of Cards' budget fight
• Forecast: Mostly sunny, breezy, high 56
• Mercy Medical Center’s Im receives honor
• Interview with Baltimore Executive Chef Sarah Acconcia
• Gun-distribution ring bust results in 3 arrests
• O'Malley talks same-sex marriage on MSNBC
• Maryvale has milestone week: new building opens, head of school announced
• Western 'RoboDoves' soaring in robotics
• Woman defrauds NSA for family firm, then embezzles $4.5 million
• Plaintiffs in Exxon spill case ask court to reconsider
• Senate panel would slow teacher pension shift
• Senate panel approves income tax increase
• O'Malley would veto medical marijuana bill
• City Council moves on homeless facility in former school
• Gay marriage advocates launch petition, meetings
• Ruling in Exxon Mobil leak case challenged again
• Black women in city get HIV at higher rate than U.S. average
• Oregon Grille wins round in fight over paved lot
• Air fares will remain high this decade
• Beatty sealing Harbor East’s deals
• Maryland Guard members mourn Marchanti
• AG asks judge to lift court order on gun permits
• Liquor Board denies Tiki Barge expansion
• Week in review: 3/9/12
• C. Fraser Smith: The politics of the ‘Doomsday budget’
• Man sentenced in scheme that sent 14 homes into foreclosure
• Laslo Boyd: A strategic first step toward an alliance
• Editorial: Progress at Harborplace
• D.C.'s Plume: flavor and luxury worthy of the President
• Lawyer demands Md. rescind Ruxton group home license
• Bill to shield professors from records requests withdrawn
• Terps rout Wake Forest, 82-60, in first round of ACC tournament
• More warmth Thursday, but clouds, wind, rain ahead
• Senate panel wants to take money from UMd
• Maryland renews deal with T. Rowe Price for college investment plan
• Constellation to be replaced on S&P 500 after merger closes
• Big Lots opening stores in Middle River and Hanover
• Constellation to be replaced on S&P 500 index
• Mall owner to increase stake in two Mills shopping centers
• Quantity over quality? O's about to find out
• Photos: Baltimore protestors take to Bank of America
• Maryvale names first layperson to lead school
• Want to quit your job? Doing it the wrong way can haunt you
• Orioles minor leaguer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Restoring our waters requires vigilant monitoring
• Mercury spill contained at Abingdon school
• Wells Fargo starting new fees in 6 states; Maryland not among them
• North Carolina biotech center joins mid-Atlantic conference
• CPK & Popchips are a great meal
• Baltimore 27th in exports, Brookings Institute says
• T. Rowe Price's Kennedy, Rogers get pay hike in 2011
• Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks coming to Verizon Center
• State-backed investment plan helps pay for college
• It’s all happening at the zoo
• Area 43 not fair to residents
• Wells Fargo may close, merge branches
• Montgomery County approves North Bethesda Market II
• Sentence in stabbing death
• Update: Burglary suspect in custody; police seek info on shootings
• Poll shows slim majority supports gay marriage in Md
• Trio of T. Rowe Price executives see pay increase in 2011
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 northbound near Scaggsville Road
• U.S. unemployment applications hover near low levels
• Student beaten and robbed by classmates at Meade High School
• Solar flare could disrupt radio, GPS, power systems
• 21-year-old man killed after gunshot to head, police say
• Pollen levels creeping upward
• Maryland bills would force officials from office after guilty pleas
• Panel to make decisions on Maryland budget
• Redskins explore moving training camp to Richmond, Va.
• Maryland lawmakers oppose cellphones in prisons
• Naval Academy weighs construction of cyber security center
• Video Americain shutters Charles Village store
• Maryland death penalty repeal unlikely in current legislative session
• No-show snow hits Maryland businesses hard
• AFSCME threatens Baltimore Co. with unfair labor practices complaint
• Maryland trade exports up 7 percent in 2011
• Bill proposes negotiation rights for state workers
• Forecast: Cloudy, breezy, high 69
• Ex-soldier from Laurel indicted on terror charge
• Movers & Shakers, 3/8: Harman elected VP of Eastern Shore civil engineers chapter
• Falling home prices means sellers have been stuck in place
• Feds bid for landowner help to save rare species
• Annapolis contractor pleads guilty in scam
• Baltimore-area exports boom, led by chemicals, computers
• Unclear if fetal deaths occurred in Md., Cecil prosecutor says
• Union: Kamenetz pension bill sidesteps labor talks
• Mayor 'disgusted' over police allegations in girl's death
• Mothers start petition over early high school start times
• ACLU seeks files Leopold allegedly kept on political rivals
• Senate panel hears bill to end death penalty
• Death penalty opponents argue for repeal
• Small retailers don’t want tobacco tax hike
• Blackwater wetlands bought
• State panel awards travel plaza contract
• Laurel man indicted on terrorism charge
• For some, no snow equals no dough
• Thief may have sold more historic documents
• Mild winter clouds some businesses
• Virginia Tech detective believed campus wasn’t at risk after first shootings
• Village of Cross Keys reportedly sold to investor
• Coppin president addresses concerns at forum
• Cardin, Mikulski urge faster withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Mikulski likens loss of Comfort ship to departure of Colts
• Walters Art Museum director Gary Vikan to step down
• State Senate panel hears death penalty arguments
• Columbia man fatally shot by Pennsylvania trooper
• Henry’s Coddies and Fried Fish
• Port again gets top security rating from Coast Guard
• Baltimore Police and FBI release video of Royal Farms robber, shooter
• Officials believe city, county Royal Farms robberies linked
• Md. income tax revenue estimates dip by tens of millions
• California Pizza Kitchen has something for you
• Towson Swim Club plan sinks after failed membership drive
• UM Eastern Shore appoints new president
• Community Calendar: Week of March 7th, 2012
• Curtain to fall on Charles Village Video Americain
• 5 Ways to Teach Kids to be Honest
• Affordable Tips For Beautiful And Healthy Hair
• What to do about wacky water bills?
• What’s brewing in Canton
• There is a place for prayers by, and for, the community
• Delaney, Garagiola trade barbs over campaign tracker
• D.C. man charged in Westfield Annapolis Mall robbery
• Two Calvert County family members die from the flu
• 78-year-old man killed in Edgewater crash, police say
• Sweetlife Festival line-up announced
• Md. Doomsday Budget to hurt education, and more
• A Belgian Brasserie is headed to Charles North
• Traffic: Disabled vehicle on I-95 south near Eastern Avenue
• New iPad expected with faster chip, sharper screen
• Second victim dies after Monday double shooting in W. Baltimore
• Man gets 20 years for importing heroin aboard cruise ship
• Maryland loses tree champion, weather blamed
• Charles Village Pub re-opening expected by month's end
• RA Sushi hosts Spring Luau Party
• Forecast: Sunny, high 62
• On the Move, 3/7: Young joins Wells Fargo as financial adviser
• Cal Ripken Jr. writes novel, signs books in Bel Air
• IPad 3 expected today in San Francisco
• Md. Attorney General to appeal ruling on gun law
• Romney wins Va. primary but fails to eliminate rivals
• Frederick County hotels brace for G-8 summit at Camp David
• O'Malley, W.Va., governor urge Navy to keep center open
• AAI wins government contract worth up to $600M
• The Cellist Of Sarajevo By Steven Galloway Is Chosen As MHC’s 2012 One Maryland One Book
• City and MSA Release Feasibility Study for Proposed Expansion of the Baltimore Convention Center
• Councilman Carl Stokes Statement Regarding The Murder Of Monae Turnage
• Pratt Library and AVAM Present The Institutefor Visionary Explorers
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces the Formation of a Strategic Transportation Safety Task Force
• Wormlike apparatus deployed to check for water main problems
• Arundel police union calls on Leopold, Teare to step down
• University of Baltimore completes record $45M campaign
• UB reaches fundraising target with $5M to spare
• O’Malley eyes 2 commutations
• For first time, O'Malley moves toward clemency for two lifers
• Places To Catch Fish In Your Mouth
• Board postpones final vote on Mays Chapel school
• City residents plead their case for school targeted for closure
• Seafood Glossary
• Suspected weapon in child shooting found in city officer's vehicle
• 3 in family dead, 4th sickened from respiratory illness
• Rawlings-Blake backs proposed fine for tax credit scofflaws
• Gas drilling study fee debated
• Lawyers say gun ruling likely to withstand appeal
• Lawmakers gird for renewed debate on lead poisoning
• Fish Commonly Available for Frying
• Cecil Co. case against abortion doctors dismissed
• Eight sue military, alleging assault, retaliation
• Lobbyist wants his law license back
• CSA denies motion to reconsider Exxon decision
• Legal community mourns Alex Yankelove
• Howard County school administrator facing theft charges
• Pr. George’s councilwoman ticketed for reckless driving
• Speculation building for launch of new iPad
• Super-sized Bel Air crowd sees Ripken sign new book
• New $3.3M fund for Baltimore startups
• Pursuit of Justice: Can democracy survive in a world of Super PACs?
• Never Mind the Crab Cakes
• State Senate votes to hike judges’ salaries by 3 percent
• Recipient of synthetic trachea dies
• 'Doomsday' budget lays out grim choices
• Anti-abortion protesters reach settlement in Harford arrest
• Safeway, Giant Food begin recruiting temporary workers
• Carroll Sheriff's Office clears out homeless encampment
• Bill banning smoking with child in car faces fight
• Sparrows Point to restart galvanizing line in April
• Pa. man charged with indecent exposure
• Maryland Moment – I can see for aisles and aisles
• Make Your Spring Cleaning Last Longer
• N.J. group buys 253-unit apartment complex in city
• Asian market to open in Catonsville this summer
• Is Your Home Air Conditioner Ready For Spring And Summer?
• O'Carr's says: eat your colors!
• Firefighter seriously injured after being struck by tree limb
• Eat Russia With Love
• Archbishop Curley showcases Jazz Program with entertaining evening of live music
• Murder Ink
• “No Better Diplomats”
• Councilmania
• 3 taken to hospital after chemical odor at Bel Air school
• Trial postponed for Towson priest charged with indecent exposure
• Asian market Lotte Plaza to open Catonsville store
• Loyola University expects NCAA berth to pay off
• Dainty little repast: Oscar's at the Museum
• With NCAA berth, Loyola University preps for merchandise rush
• Baltimore digital marketing firm Adcieo acquired
• Pro-gun lawmakers want permits from state police
• National Career Fairs to hold March 19 event in Baltimore area
• If You’re Really Worried About the Children, Gay Parents Should Be Pretty Low on Your List
• $125 four course dinner at Waterfront Kitchen to benefit Living Classrooms
• Political group launches online petition against bottle tax increase
• Man found with fake genitalia charged with indecent exposure
• Boy dead, mother wounded in Wicomico Co. shooting
• Rush Limbaugh's comments not hurting Baltimore's WCBM
• Charm City Concierge wins Columbia office park contract
• 'Cellist of Sarajevo' picked for statewide reading program
• Smithsburg farm expands into creamery business
• Fells Point Station project wins state tax credits
• Green groups seek stream helpers
• American Heart Association looks for new Baltimore HQ
• Patricia Rouse, philanthropist, dies in Columbia at 85
• Traffic: Crash at Pulaski Highway and Rossville Boulevard
• Verizon launches wireless broadband for homes
• One dead, one critically wounded in W. Baltimore shooting
• Suspect sought in stabbing of Bel Air cab driver (composite drawing)
• O’Malley, W.Va. governor urge Navy to keep open center
• Opponents want fee on lands leased for fracking
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• 2-alarm fire displaces six residents in Pasadena
• Tip Your Hat to Learning Cabaret charity event
• Forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 46
• Maryland businesses oppose state sales tax extension
• Annapolis seeks tenant for shuttered Gold's Gym
• AOL drops Limbaugh radio ads
• Obama moves G-8 summit to Camp David
• Anne Arundel may face property tax hikes
• Ft. Detrick water contamination study flawed, panel says
• Mark Midei appeals loss of medical license
• Judge takes aim at Maryland handgun law
• Loyola wins MAAC title, NCAA bid
• Arundel council again fails to break impasse
• Harford man leads police on chase, turns himself in
• Homeless man severely injured in Brooklyn Park fire
• Man killed in west Baltimore
• 'Doomsday' budget would slash education, police aid
• Balto. Co. Council OKs plans for 3 residential developments
• Case offers look into drug ring involving 'Snoop' of 'The Wire'
• Boys, 12 and 13, killed girl with rifle, police say
• State gun-carry law unconstitutional, federal judge rules
• Judge considers restoring Towson cardiologist's license
• Man robbed banks while on supervised release for robberies
• State to pay pro-life picketers $385K
• 09′ groundwater pollution study at Ft. Detrick flawed
• State pension system defends use of Wall St. managers
• Senate panel to receive analysis of ‘doomsday’ budget
• Essex man pleads guilty to civil rights charges
• 2 former Orioles bat boys allege abuse by ex-Red Sox worker
• Bethesda-based HMSHost will keep its travel plaza protest alive
• 50 years ago, Ocean City was washing away
• Airlines making their overhead bins bigger
• Supreme Court expands look at rights abuses abroad
• Maryvale unveils building named for student who died at 14
• Report: Sentences handed out by federal judges still vary widely
• Review finds Fort Detrick cancer studies inconclusive
• New fund targets Baltimore tech startups
• Bookworm: A good look at uncommonly good service
• Traffic: Man killed in car accident in city; Belair Road closed
• JHU alum establishes charitable trust with $10 million gift
• Study supports Convention Center expansion
• Orioles beat Rays 3-1 in Grapefruit League opener
• Stoglin named 2nd-team All-ACC; Faust an All-Freshman pick
• Ravens release cornerback Domonique Foxworth
• State casinos generate $15M in February
• Four robbery incidents reported at Columbia mall
• Study: New Baltimore arena, expanded convention center should be attached
• Stillwater Ales to open bar Of Love & Regret in Brewer's Hill
• Arinc eyes Vietnam for growth
• Not all Southern restaurants serve Southern eats: comforting Silvertron Cafe
• National Premium to reach stores this April
• Giant, Safeway hiring as potential labor strike nears
• Maryland casino revenue jumps to $15.1M in February
• Harvard suspends primate research after most recent primate death
• PNC Bank completes RBC Bank USA deal
• SunTrust CEO Rogers’ total comp jumps to $9.3M
• Snow to stay mostly to the south
• Brick Cos. buys Tysons Corner building for $26.7M
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• Goodier-Baker LLC pays $4.1M for Northwest Baltimore warehouse
• Maryland board can consider travel plaza deal this week, judge says
• Johns Hopkins alum to gift $10M to school's science program
• Christine Ohlman and friends do The Stones Hot Rocks: March 13
• McDaniel College names new head football coach
• Harford highway deaths took huge spike in February
• Police: Man showing explicit photos on phone to minors
• Clinton endorses Delaney in 6th District
• Councilmen call on city to halt liens over unpaid water bills
• 2 former Orioles bat boys allege abuse by ex-Red Sox worker
• Young calls for suspending liens tied to unpaid water bills
• 'Pop-up art gallery' opens in Highlandtown
• Contracting information put online at city's data portal
• Radiohead to perform at Verizon Center
• Police investigate fatal shooting in West Baltimore
• Ensign Group joint venture buys Baltimore’s Doctors Express
• P.G. County could add 5-cent bag tax
• P.G. mulls disposable bag fee
• Darley Park, where girl found dead, has troubled history
• Prince George's Co. seeks to add 5-cent disposable bag tax
• Fleming's debuts new cocktail menu with retro, modern, and couture selections
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Mostly cloudy, high near 45
• Kohn becomes Adelberg Rudow member
• Maryland's Project Open Space up for debate
• Baltimore's Digital Harbor students teach teachers
• College Park officials express fear of affirmative action repeal
• Probe into Annapolis alderman's residency called 'unnecessary'
• City schools to deploy monitors to curb cheating on state tests
• The daddy of today's Southern restaurants: Highlands Bar and Grill
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Signs Executive Order to Protect New Americans from Discrimination
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Departure Of Deputy Mayor Christopher Thomaskutty
• Judge says lobbyist Bereano's 1994 conviction stands
• P.G. touts new $50M eco devo fund
• Girl, 13, found dead in Darley Park section of Baltimore
• Three men shot, one killed in Baltimore early Sunday
• Girl, 13, found slain in Darley Park
• Terps can't complete comeback, lose 75-72 to U.Va.
• High school students converge at UM for National Brain Bee
• Md. Catholics come to celebrate with O'Brien
• Search called off for missing O.C. canoeist
• Wildlife Refuge System celebrates 109th birthday
• Opinions – 3/5/12: Maryland Court of Special Appeals
• Appeals court reinstates challenge to Kent Island development
• Bill would limit number of experts at med-mal trials
• Opinions – 3/5/12: Maryland Court of Appeals
• Digital Harbor students getting paid to think
• Joe Surkiewicz: Legal help for Asian-Americans
• Md.’s U.S. Attorney talks about why his office is targeting online gaming sites
• Law movers – 3/5/12
• Sales tax bill aims to educate, not enrich
• CSA nixes county’s restrictions on gravel mines
• UM women top Georgia Tech, 68-65, in ACC championship
• Ray Lewis's Hunt Valley bowling alley project $1 million in arrears
• Leopold indictment raises questions
• City schools to continue heightened testing security
• Annapolis lobbyist's 1994 convictions stand, judge says
• 2012 White House Easter Egg Roll registration deadline approaches
• Five young men stabbed in Harford County
• Three men shot, one killed in Baltimore early Sunday
• Princeton Review’s top 50 grad and undergrad schools to study video game design
• Leopold indictment further clouds Arundel political scene
• Stearns, who took famous picture of JFK Jr., dies at 76
• National Archives employee admits to copyright violation
• Father, son sentenced for cheating NSA
• Md. campuses struggle over when to issue emergency alerts
• Saving energy in Baltimore – Part five: some hidden energy drains
• Man in custody after allegedly firing rifle in Baltimore home
• Officer struck by alleged drunk driver during traffic stop
• Coal miners' families given $100k settlement after collapse
• College Fair 2012 this week in Catonsville and Essex: March 5, 6
• Harford Co. Harvest for the Hungry Campaign: March 5-9
• Obama joins Limbaugh criticism; some sponsors pull ads
• Rawlings-Blake Review: A City Of Neighborhoods
• Women's History Month 2012
• Forest Hill man killed in three-car crash in Creswell Friday
• Saving energy in Baltimore - Part four: More readers comments
• Details emerge on Sparrows Point tin mill shutdown
• House, Senate both eye higher income taxes
• Property assessment critics say review is needed
• St. Agnes Hospital to buy former Cardinal Gibbons High
• Retirees, unions criticize Baltimore County pension bill
• ‘SaintAthon’ fundraiser to support Baltimore Area Special Hockey, Sun. March 4
• Motions denied in chicken litter suit brought by law school
• Mistrial declared in murder trial of Perkins hospital patient
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 27 – March 2
• Deputy mayor to leave City Hall post
• Floating body, found in Middle River, identified
• $100,000 settlement for coal miners’ families
• Judge clears way for I-95 travel plaza construction
• Anne Arundel Co. executive charged with misconduct
• Judge dissolves I-95 travel plaza restraining order
• Anne Arundel Co. executive indicted for alleged misconduct
• Update on strip bar bill
• Water main break shuts down part of E. Seminary Avenue
• St. Agnes to buy Cardinal Gibbons site
• Voters Prepare: Deadlines for Early Voting Approaching
• O’Malley Signs Same-Sex Marriage Bill as Opponents Push Referendum
• Hanover-based Conmed reports strong fourth quarter
• Saint Agnes Hospital to buy former Cardinal Gibbons site
• Mistrial declared in Jessup hospital slaying case
• Edgewood man guilty of manslaughter in choking death
• Md. becomes 8th state to legalize same-sex marriage: Opponents on the war path
• Senate confirms 2 Public Service Commission members
• Ciena CEO Gary Smith gets 79% compensation bump in 2011
• Bartlett burned by flap over mustache measure
• Man found shot in Leakin Park had just been freed
• Father Leo Patalinghug gets cooking show on Catholic TV
• Deputy Mayor Christopher Thomaskutty joining Mercy
• Fewer homes for sale as owners sit on the sidelines
• Direct Mortgage Loans hiring in Hunt Valley
• Man shot on Greenmount Avenue was inmate on work-release
• Maryland an ethics 'model,' professor says
• Eldersburg teacher develops iPad app for students to take notes
• Realities of Real Estate: Saving the Maryland mortgage interest deduction
• Deputy mayor Thomaskutty leaving for exec job at Mercy Health
• Revival of nightclub Odell's planned
• Hip-Hop music banned at black-owned bar by city liquor board
• Donate $10 to Living Classrooms and get a $25 voucher to Blue Hill Tavern
• Conmed Healthcare profit soars in 4Q
• D.C. renews effort to lure Redskins back
• Ex-Washington County commissioner criticizes business park plan
• Oldfields folds 1800 paper cranes for Hopkins' Pediatric Oncology unit
• Temporary art gallery reflects the impermanence of life
• AT&T caps unlimited data plans
• Free Pretzel Day at Auntie Anne’s Saturday March 3, 2012 from 10am-3pm
• Baltimore bars police from immigration enforcement
• Anti-death penalty advocate Prejean to visit General Assembly
• Traffic: Water main break on York Road at Stevenson Lane
• Montgomery Co. bag tax collects $154K in first month
• Man shot near prison complex on Greenmount Ave.
• Jury to resume deliberations in hospital slaying
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Top of the List: Baltimore associations
• Friday forecast: Sunny weather before showers
• New Spring cocktails at RA Sushi plus recipes
• Julian-Miller named director of business development by Henry Adams LLC
• 125K underwater on mortgage in Baltimore region
• I ate the food of the Kyrgyz Republic
• I ate the food of a Iron Chef winner: Hot and Hot Fish Club's Chris Hastings
• Mayor seeks to allay immigrant fears
• 14 accused in Baltimore-to-Altoona cocaine network
• Arizona sheriff says Obama's birth certificate a "forgery"
• Summer 2012 Bumper Bash canceled, organizers say
• Case shows pitfalls, troubles of prosecuting in Baltimore
• The Daily Record announces its 2012 Top 100 Women
• Closing arguments made in patient death at Perkins hospital
• Fort Meade to close golf course ahead of schedule
• City schools pay $14 million overtime in four years
• Harford jail inmate allegedly assaulting correctional officers
• Senate chief mock-arrested for 'subversive activity'
• Glen Burnie woman, 70, allegedly had gun in luggage at BWI
• Harford Co. deputy gets cut trying to arrest suspect in home invasion
• O'Malley signs same-sex marriage bill
• Rotunda changes loom
• Public defender bills advance in Assembly
• Sparrows Point tin mill to be temporarily idled
• C. Fraser Smith: A revolution way below the radar
• Second protest for local hiring held at EBDI
• Cornerback Chris Carr will be released by Ravens
• Craig A. Thompson: Youth violence — the elephant in the room
• UM approves College Park-Baltimore alliance
• Editorial: A distinguished career for BDC’s ‘Jay’ Brodie
• Senate passes ground rent bill
• 2012 homeless lobby and rally: 'employment, housing and second chances'
• Week in review – 3/2/12: Makeover for Harborplace
• Joe Nathanson: Baltimore’s battle against vacants
• Editorial: Cyber center is needed boost
• Baltimore man gets 21 years for armed bank robbery
• UMUC President missing in action: USM Chancellor comments
• Injection easier than IV in treating deadly epileptic seizures
• Gov. O’Malley signs bill legalizing gay marriage
• Man convicted of killing teen, leaving body in closet
• Water main break closes lane of Belair Road in Overlea
• AACC tuition increase is largest in school's history
• Greater Baltimore Tech Council scraps member dues
• Baltimore ranks well among major cities for 'meal tax'
• University of Maryland collaboration could boost tech community
• Prometric holding Baltimore job fair on March 7
• FAA gives Southwest, AirTran single operating certificate
• Signal Hill Capital expands to India
• Currie taken off two committees, Miller spokesman says
• Mayor’s bottle tax proposal shifts focus back on schools and youth
• Glenelg Country student spearheads fundraiser for Veterans Moving Forward
• Hybrid Technology Moves from Road to Water
• Purse snatched from shopper outside store near Arundel Mills
• Man TASERed after allegedly assaulting officer at school
• What You Need To Know About The Future Of Health Care
• Leggett explains funding decision for Montgomery Metro projects
• Calkain, Chandan partner on net lease research project
• Cassidy Turley boosts industrial portfolio in Greater Baltimore
• New And Old Ways To Find Friends Who Share Your Interests
• McCormick CEO Wilson saw 22% pay hike in 2011
• Sobo Crime: Sunroof shattered on Stricker Street
• Rec and Parks offers summer fun
• Southeast Crime: Paternal drinking session turns to fisticuffs
• Internet Harassment bill passes House
• Unemployment applications dip to a 4-year low
• Developer trying to save mural on Nevamar plant
• Apartments proposed for Baltimore's Hampden
• Travel plazas losing bidder tries to block deal
• Mikulski Denounces Blunt Health Care Amendment
• Legislators may aim for property-tax caps
• Traffic: Crash on I-83 south at North Avenue
• Man found shot in Leakin Park dies at hospital
• Advocates to rally for 'second chances' for released inmates
• Regents to discuss collaboration of universities
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• O'Malley to sign same-sex marriage bill today
• Troopers shoot, kill suspect in Somerset Co.
• O’Malley to sign gay marriage legislation Thursday night
• Thursday forecast: foggy start to a mild, sunny day
• Movers & Shakers, 3/1: Lenahan gets promotion from TD Bank
• MEA study: Baltimore could be offshore wind hub
• Harford deputy injured trying to make arrest in Edgewood
• Brock's: elegant, comfy Southern dining
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces 2012 MECU Neighborhood Event Grants Program
• Statement From Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Regarding New York State Office Of The Comptroller Audit Findings
• Events, Exhibitions Spotlight MICA Community in March
• Md. board OKs language for gay marriage petition
• Fatal shooting Wednesday night in Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park
• Pedestrian taken to Shock Trauma with critical injuries
• Terps' 88-64 loss to North Carolina marred by turnovers
• No death penalty for man in killing of corrections officer
• Marchanti family harbors no resentment of Afghan people
• Elderly man shot with own gun during struggle with intruder
• Midei seeks trial in St. Joseph Medical Center suit
• Cherry Hill community readies to fight for its high school
• Blaze that injured 7 P.G. firefighters was arson
• Kaiser Permanente expanding
• Workers cleaning up two fuel spills in Baltimore
• Possible white supremacist graffiti found on Joppa golf course
• Jury deliberating in 2007 Aberdeen motel murder case
• Flood warning in effect for central Maryland
• Man tried in teen's murder tells jury police erred again
• Dundalk man not guilty in killing of neighbor
• Judge rules Arizona can’t enforce day labor rules
• Judge blocks graphic cigarette images
• Board of Estimates OKs first police-involved settlement of 2012
• City schools face $35 million shortfall in 2013 budget
• New effort to fix ‘maintenance of effort’ law
• Frederick looking to capitalize on Civil War
• Two bills aimed at assisting MoCo small businesses likely to pass
• RockOn! 2012: NASA is looking for a few good rocketeers
• 7 reasons why Roger Moore was a better James Bond than Dalton, Brosnan and Craig
• Suspect surrenders after deputy shot in Cambridge
• Love country cookin'? Special restaurant events coming up
• City set to demolish skywalk at Hopkins Plaza
• CLE: The value of keeping current
• Facebook unveils new ad offerings to lure brands
• State election board OKs language for gay marriage petition
• Trammell Crow pays $11.8M for Greenbelt office building
• Silver Spring company gains rights to Agatha Christie estate
• City pays out $70,000 to two adults, boy injured by police
• New Jersey firm buys Aberdeen apartment complex
• New cocktail bar coming to Fells Point
• Panel OKs Rawlings-Blake's city finance director nominee
• Vocus buys email marketer in $179M deal
• Unemployment rate drops in Maryland, 47 others states during 2011
• Avoid resume content that makes a recruiter laugh
• Free kidney disease evaluation: B’More Healthy Expo, Mar. 17
• Black history month extended another week?
• Community Calendar: Week of February 29, 2012
• Har-Co Federal Credit Union members approve switch to savings bank
• Franchot denounces tax deduction plan at Realtors' rally
• You’re no fool – Meet Giada on April 1st when she comes to town
• Perryman man arrested in Aberdeen shooting
• 2012 Leap Year food deals
• Senator Theatre gets city's blessing on $300K for restoration
• Do as I say, not as I do
• Maryland Financial Investors raises $11.7 million
• Immigration program protest
• Voices: Virtual Insanity and Bottle Tax Evasion
• Caesars CEO 'optimistic' Harrah's Baltimore will get OK
• Junior Achievement appoints new board members
• Junior Achievement appoints new board members
• Owings Mills High grad pleads guilty in terror plots
• Mayor proposes 150% container tax hike
• Planned Konterra development could qualify for tax breaks
• Wells Fargo discloses Securities and Exchange Commission Wells notice
• Montgomery County Planning Board gives initial approval for White Flint development
• Kids can enjoy camp in the city
• Traffic: 2-vehicle crash on I-695 inner loop at Belair Road
• Saving energy in Baltimore – Part three: Readers' suggestions
• Contract for personal driver for parks administrators nears OK
• P.G. approves liquor license for College Park's Terrapin Turf
• Annapolis approves more cash for Market House
• Rawlings-Blake, Alonso lobby for school construction
• Rotunda owners revamp plans for shopping center
• Senate committee to discuss balancing state budget
• MoCo, Prince George’s warn of cuts if they pay teacher pensions
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• W.Va. man charged with bathroom attack in Western Md.
• Wednesday forecast: Rain, high near 47
• Movers & Shakers, 2/29: SECU’s Staatz re-elected to board of Credit Union National Association
• Baltimore Theatre Project News - February 27, 2012
• Kirby says opinion should put end to residency inquiry
• Balto. man gets 25 years for death of 2-year-old daughter
• Bill would limit retirement benefits for some in Balto. Co.
• Reconvened task force revisits Rotunda redevelopment
• 5-year-old girl killed in Northwest Baltimore
• Legal scholars demand death penalty repeal
• Foster care provider appeals state decision to end license
• Charmcity Skatepark prepares for their Charmcity Shop Challenge
• Mayor, Alonso join to seek new school construction approach
• City IT chief resigns after alleged ethical violations emerge in N.Y.
• Second murder trial starts in Dundalk neighbor's death
• Millersville teen facing automobile manslaughter charge
• Bill would add private-mediator privilege
• Rawlings-Blake: Cities need help with water mandates
• Bill would force counties to pay for schools
• A big renewal for Harborplace
• State school board issues discipline proposal
• Bill would extend slot subsidies for harness tracks
• Top court disbars Hunt Valley attorney, scolds her counsel
• Pushed by fuel prices, airfares heading up
• News updates on homelessness and renters for Baltimore
• Two companies warn of layoffs in Baltimore County
• Reactions to Chardon High School shootings
• Bill would penalize agencies that repeat audit findings
• Ripley's Believe it or Not! lease at Harborplace finalized
• JHU, UM ask for more cancer research funds
• Work starts this spring on last part of ICC
• Supreme Court hears cases on corporate liability for abuse
• Severna Park grad Banks signs minor league deal with O's
• Baltimore Racing Development hires law firm to help it dissolve
• Judge delays trials in 2009 Metro crash cases
• Indecent exposure near Bel Air playground
• Happy National Pancake Day! Dine at IHOP Free Pancake Day to benefit our kids
• Maryland Moment – Dirt bike path
• Strip club bill introduced in State Senate
• Annapolis council approves $300K for Market House fixes
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• Enjoy the sunshine; full day of rain forecast for Wednesday
• WBFF to add early evening newscast, starting April 9
• Smoked Out
• Labrador retriever remains Baltimore's most popular dog
• Mikulski to Clinton on Md. Guard death: 'Was it worth it?'
• Body found floating in Middle River creek
• Harford County needs hotel tax to boost tourism, study says
• Police investigate apparent accidental shooting in Edgewood
• Maryland banks post $89M profit in 2011
• UMd. law school among top 50 feeders for big firms
• Maryland awards contract for Intercounty Connector’s final mile
• Baltimore Racing Development to dissolve, won't repay investors
• O'Malley, governors oppose cuts to Air National Guard
• Pimlico spring schedule includes 22 stakes, larger purse
• Same-sex marriage opponents file referendum papers
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra unveils 2012-2013 schedule
• Murder Ink
• Cable Trouble
• Rawlings-Blake seeks 'meaningful' water funds
• APG credit union inks naming rights for Harford Community College arena
• UMBC receives grant from National Science Foundation
• Terps loss means focus turns to ACC tournament
• Howard Dean endorses Pooran in 6th District
• City fire department honors slain guardsman
• Under Armour opens distribution center in California
• Bodog founder, operators federally indicted in Md.
• Home prices fell in December in most U.S. cities
• Baltimore trying to get word out on tax credits
• Howard nixes plan to move court cases
• Traffic: Accident at Federal Street and Broadway
• Jimmy John's opening in Hagerstown
• Credit union secures naming rights to HCC college arena
• Caroline County OKs old landfill for shooting range
• Baltimore bottle tax campaign sparks debate
• Tractor Supply Co. expands into Easton
• Inn at Buckeystown new owners plan renovation
• Rosecroft owner says track needs slots to survive
• Man uses child's toy gun to rob bank
• Prosecutors want Leslie Johnson to pay $15K fine
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
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• Tuesday forecast: Sunny, high near 54
• Matt Kenseth wins crazy Daytona 500
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake To Introduce School Construction And Renovation Proposal
• Unanimous vote needed to oust Annapolis' Kirby
• Man pleads guilty, sentenced in Brooklyn stabbing death
• Mayor aims to raise yet another tax burden upon the citizens of Baltimore
• Montoya hits jet dryer, causing explosion at Daytona 500
• Group tries to halt new rules for gifted education
• Court of Special Appeals asked to vacate opinion on Exxon Mobil damages
• Loyola offers online counseling to students coping with trauma
• Murder trial opens in patient death at Md. psychiatric hospital
• Deadline approaching to register to vote in Md.
• European court rules on Md. man accused of murder
• City officials want to spread word about homeowners' tax credit
• Guardsman who taught in Balto. Co. killed in Afghan ministry shooting
• Rawlings-Blake outlines federal wish list
• City man charged with attempted murder in Balto. Co.
• Plans scuttled for Howard courthouse temporary move
• Detroit can barely keep up with car sales
• Small businesses touting Lend Local Act
• Lock house lodges win Maryland Historical Trust award
• Construction at Interstate 95 and Route 43 begins
• Court of Appeals throws out attorneys’ fee award
• Uncertain times for Rosecroft — again
• Legislature tackling social media privacy issues
• Utah House approves bill allowing counties to seize federal land
• No garden variety family business
• Movers & Shakers, 2/27: Collier reappointed chair of Horizon Foundation board of trustees
• Boyfriend found guilty in burning death of homeless woman
• Scientists see red on NASA cuts of Mars missions
• Abingdon man faces up to 100 years on child porn charges
• Fire damages Bel Air home's living room Monday
• CareFirst to award $8.5M to safety net health centers
• DocuLynx cutting 19 jobs in White Marsh
• Local teachers join team of writers in developing admissions test questions
• Baltimore gas prices up a nickel in last week
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• St. John Properties breaks ground on 10th APG building
• Shooting and attempted murder in Towson, suspect arrested
• Obama gaffes, recognizes Maryland Gov. 'Jack' O'Malley
• Under Armour pays former exec Dowley $500,000 for consultant role
• Severn Bancorp promotes Lilly to CFO
• Construction begins on I-95 at White Marsh Blvd. interchange
• Maryland Realtors to protest O'Malley mortgage deduction proposal
• Main Street Maryland adds three more towns
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• Banks expanding in western Anne Arundel
• Tax credit not reaching thousands of city homeowners
• Fort Meade driving growth in Anne Arundel
• Metro opens public hearings on fare increases
• Unidentified man shot in head and back, city police say
• Owner says Rosecroft Raceway’s future depends on slots
• Rallies planned as bill to increase Baltimore bottle tax introduced
• Baltimore County begins online crime reporting
• Leap Day specials at B&O American Brasserie
• Monday forecast: Sunny, high near 60
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• Koch joins Miles & Stockbridge as Counsel
• Baltimore Development Head M.J. 'Jay' Brodie Announces Retirement From BDC
• Legislative Redistricting is enacted without as much as a hearing
• Burglar shoots West Towson man in home, police say
• Hopkins student Nathan Krasnopoler remembered at candlelight vigil one year after bike accident
• Maryland National guardsman killed in Afghanistan
• Federal agency investigating sand-blasting hazards
• Baltimore customs lawyer a teacher of valuable lessons
• Court of Appeals reinstates $200K award
• Jury awards $1.35M to Baltimore man in case over broken leg
• Calif. judge awards iPhone user $850 in throttling case
• Law digest: 2/27/12
• 1 officer convicted, 1 pleads guilty in towing scandal
• Law movers – 2/27/12: Koch joins Miles & Stockbridge
• Changes in way Md. pays for higher education not far off, delegate says
• Joe Surkiewicz: Serving the community by serving nonprofits
• Container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd to start service to Baltimore
• Two PG County firefighters are critical but stable
• St. Joseph considers merger with non-Catholic hospital
• Md. expected to apply for NCLB waiver Monday
• Burglar shoots West Towson man in home, police say
• O'Malley gets in zingers on 'Face the Nation'
• O'Malley gets in zingers on 'Face the Nation'
• BGE says power restored after weekend's high winds
• BGE says power restored after weekend's high winds
• Niki's West: the Greek "meat and 3" that's a quick flight to Birmingham from MD
• Man fatally stabbed in Southeast Baltimore
• Free student exhibit at The Walters Art Museum: March 7-11
• Ladd criticized for racial slur, questioned on council diversity
• Baltimore Co. students honor teachers from segregation era
• Some lose power as March-like winds buffet Harford, Cecil
• Ravens center Birk wants to return, not retire
• Baltimore Co. residents can now report some crimes online
• Terps unable to complete late comeback against Georgia Tech
• Four corrections officers disciplined in western Maryland
• Wind advisory in effect for Saturday for Baltimore region
• Man pleads guilty in fatal shooting outside tavern
• Seven firefighters hurt in Prince George's Co. house fire
• Elizabeth Smart to speak at Harford Co. 'Cherish the Child Symposium'
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• New legislative map becomes law
• Audit: MTA did not properly vet applicants for Mobility program
• Carroll Co. constitution class includes little religion
• 2 Anne Arundel police unions fault administration
• Baltimore County records new recycling record
• Coppin chief says no-confidence vote won't derail efforts
• Evening traffic: Beltway west of city jammed, three lanes closed
• Balto. Co. public ethics law falls short of state standards
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 20 – 24
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• Man dies in fall from cliff in Cumberland
• Laurel couple sentenced to prison for tax evasion
• Police: 9-year-old's sexual assault claim is unfounded
• Annapolis woman pleads guilty to frauds worth $2.6 million
• 'Cease and desist' order issued against autism doctor
• 'Kitchen Nightmares' with Cafe Hon drops early on YouTube
• FTI Consulting says profits rose 57% in 2011
• Gas tax shaping up to be tough sell in Annapolis
• Jury in murder trial walked through crime scene pictures
• Maryland bill seeks to rein in floating parties
• Port of Baltimore: German container carrier deal to create hundreds of jobs
• Film ‘Jamesy Boy’ to shoot in Baltimore
• Bank of America freezes pension plans
• 'Disturbed' by too many highway fatalities, Harford sheriff says
• Washington Post 4Q earnings down 22 percent
• FTI Consulting profit soars in 4Q
• Taneytown man arrested in string of thefts from cars
• Fells Prospect Community Association Announcements
• Maryland gay marriage opponents begin referendum effort
• Independent movie 'Jamesy Boy' to film in Baltimore
• Baltimore real estate firm acquired by Pa. company
• New trial sought in Frederick stun gun death case
• Md. Senate Approves Historic Same-Sex Marriage Bill
• Kindergarteners earn $14,500 in resources for Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School
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• Gas-like odors prompt flood of calls to Harford 911
• Report: State Sen. Garagiola omitted lobbying on forms
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• Eldersburg Kmart among stores slated for closure
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• Decision on Adventist move in limbo after commissioner's death
• U.S. Postal Service identifies 223 sites for closure
• Groundbreaking for Silver Spring residential project delayed
• Sign up to get Farm-Fresh produce delivered to you all summer!
• Baltimore Development Corp.'s next head needs thick resume, leaders say
• Kmart store in Eldersburg to close
• Tips for Men to stay Healthy as they Age
• Same sex marriage to become legal in Maryland
• African Americans hold the vows of same sex marriage in their hands
• House Bill 1307: Undo burden on Maryland boaters
• This Weekend: Cafe Hon, Spaghetti Disco, and Small Foods
• Baltimore Development Corp. President Brodie retiring
• Man involved in trooper’s killing in Forestville sentenced
• Traffic: Accident at Boston and Clinton streets
• Hagerstown seeks to improve parking downtown
• Anne Arundel officials battle National Harbor casino
• Annapolis Grill closes in Westin
• Balt. Co. council members say Mays Chapel likely site for new school
• Person struck and killed by train in Havre de Grace
• Havre de Grace High School gets random visit from drug sniffing canine
• Company claiming iPad trademark sues Apple in U.S.
• O’Malley to hold discussion with McDonnell
• Baltimore jobs at international companies
• Greater Baltimore arts organizations are hiring
• Top of the List: Baltimore arts organizations
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• 'Jamesy Boy' to shoot in Baltimore
• Friday forecast: Cloudy, chance of storms, high near 70
• Baltimore Development Corp. chief Jay Brodie to retire
• P.F. Chang’s offers 20% discount on online ordering for the Oscars
• Rossilli hired by Redmer Insurance as personal lines manager
• Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Launches Get Fresh Lexington
• Saving energy in Baltimore – Part two: Five more ways to save
• Coppin faculty votes 'no confidence' in univ. president
• Ruling: Md. not liable for school food allergens
• Lawyers say Huguely verdict was just
• Brass Elephant update: Reopening plans stall amid neighbors' concerns
• City economic development chief Brodie to retire
• City economic development chief Brodie to retire
• Balto. Co. school superintendent job draws 40 candidates
• Maryland Senate passes gay marriage bill
• FBI to investigate shooting at Royal Farms store
• Students call on city leaders to pass bottle tax
• Joseph Sanders, President of BCCH talks about the church and homelessness
• Letters to the Editor – 2/24/12
• On U.Va. campus, Huguely trial a sobering moment
• Carroll sponsors employee class with biblical overtones
• In role at MBRG, Burns helping all types of businesses
• Maryland Senate passes same-sex marriage bill
• Week in review – 2/24/12: Grand Prix deal gets OK
• Detectives investigate shooting near W. Baltimore school
• Editorial: Currie censure falls short
• C. Fraser Smith: Vinny DeMarco’s helping hand
• Single fire tax district proposed for Howard County
• Charles C. Haynes: When does church-school separation go too far?
• City police officers convicted in kickback scheme
• UMUC president placed on indefinite leave
• Maryland names new head of minority business office
• O’Malley names special secretary on minority affairs
• Hopkins president: University has moral obligation to city
• Siblings reported missing in AA Co.
• Siblings reported missing in AA Co.
• Pepsi’s mid-calorie soda aims to win back drinkers
• Honda says no to Baltimore Grand Prix title sponsorship
• Farmers Insurance looks to beef up Baltimore-area staff
• City police officer suspended after he talks about nightmares
• Notre Dame of Maryland University names James Conneely as president
• Baltimore Racing Development sued by N.Y. transportation firm
• Have you ever encountered this police impersonator?
• Maryland AAA bond rating affirmed
• Parkville man charged with impersonating police officer
• GenCounsel, outsourced legal services firm, opens Baltimore office
• Quality in Maryland Commercial Health Benefit Plans has improved over time, but performance trails national and regional averages
• Great Tips for Expecting Parents
• Maryland initial jobless claims improve
• Rare Diseases Affect Millions Of American Families
• Henson election fraud trial over 'relax' robocall postponed
• Md. property managers decry lead paint legislation
• Sales jumped 14 percent for CoStar last quarter
• Traffic: Debris in the road on I-95 south near Route 295
• Wawa eyes stores closer to D.C.
• Maryland travel plaza contract blocked by judge
• Baker pushes for National Harbor casino
• Unemployment aid applications stay at 4-year low
• Notre Dame to name its next president today
• What they're saying about the Huguely verdict
• Notre Dame of Md. to name new president
• Bradley Manning to be arraigned at Fort Meade in WikiLeaks case
• Man killed by high-voltage equipment in Princess Anne
• Manning faces arraignment in WikiLeaks case
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Fleming's Bella-Tini drink recipe
• Thursday forecast: Partly sunny, windy, high near 67
• Movers & Shakers, 2/23: Hanes joins Saint Agnes Hospital as director of Pediatric Emergency Department
• Saving energy in Baltimore – Part one: Energy saving tips
• What's brewing at Dublin Roasters?
• Online CGI Videos Explaining Eye Disease Introduced During February
• Report: Md. median wages don't match cost of basic needs
• Man pleads guilty to killing ex-girlfriend's boyfriend
• Crash victims were working on fresh starts, stepfather says
• Huguely sentenced to 26 years in prison
• Huguely gets 26 years in Love's murder
• Judge blocks award of travel plazas contract
• Judge blocks award of travel plazas contract
• Baltimore cops behaving badly on display at kickbacks trial
• Auditor: 65K in city, county likely overcharged on water bills
• National Harbor casino proposal draws fire
• Board of Estimates approves Grand Prix deal in 3-2 vote
• Jury weighs death penalty for inmate in killing of prison officer
• Trial starts in 2009 killing of teen
• Hagerstown officials trying to reclaim city-owned lot
• Baltimore County proposes new student discipline code
• Budget officer Hammond named to top Anne Arundel post
• Frederick County adopts official-English bill
• Frederick County adopts official-English bill
• Arundel farmers push for construction permits bill
• Privacy concerns flare with Google, Facebook
• P.G. Executive Baker wants National Harbor casino
• Jury finds Huguely guilty of second-degree murder
• Angelos, Murphy file lawsuit against Facebook over privacy violations
• Friday could be day for gay marriage in Maryland
• Director says unstable business led to Hollywood Diner lease’s end
• Supreme Court will decide interpreters’ compensation
• Supreme Court torn over law banning lies about medals
• Senate postpones same-sex marriage debate until Thursday
• Whiting-Turner lowest bidder on Albany, N.Y., sports complex
• Frederick's -- and Chef Bryan Voltaggio's -- Lunchbox
• Lt. Gov. Brown asks lawmakers to approve insurance law bill
• Some money from $25B mortgage settlement to be diverted
• The Prime Rib to open in Maryland Live Casino
• Get ready for St. Patrick's Day, luck of the Irish: St. James Gate at The Sands
• Arinc wants to boost Annapolis workforce
• Maryland awards $297M Medicaid contract to CSC
• Maryland delays vote on Areas USA travel plaza contract
• Baltimore Grand Prix seeks advertising and marketing help
• Angelos, Murphy sue Facebook over privacy rights
• Baltimore Grand Prix contract with Downforce Racing gets city OK
• Man, 23, critical after being shot in Aberdeen
• M&T Bank ups mobile options for business customers
• Death penalty foes rally, but hopes are slim this year
• Just who are these guys, anyway?
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Neighborhood Watch: SE
• Community Calendar: Week of February 22, 2012
• Guide readers respond to residential permit parking issues
• Bill would extend closing time at some strip bars
• Don’t fall victim to door-to-door scams
• Ravens, Rice, Flacco, Grubbs set for high-stakes talks
• Prime Rib to open restaurant at Maryland Live Casino
• Grant program offers funds for neighborhood activities
• Customer shot during robbery at Hamilton Royal Farms
• Hagerstown to pay $20K for stadium study
• Annapolis trying to be more business-friendly
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop at the Francis Scott Key Bridge
• Maryland to vote on $297M Medicaid contract with CSC
• Almond says Owings Mills developers must work together
• Bolton Hill protests fraternal lodge's parties
• In Pikesville, 15-year-old boy stabbed in the leg, police say
• Woman in critical condition after Howard Co. crash
• Source: O'Brien is freed to transfer to Vanderbilt if he wants
• SMCM receives $1M gift to go towards need-based college scholarships
• Frederick County makes English official language
• Jurors getting murder case of former U.Va. lacrosse player
• Bill to expand gambling in Maryland to get Senate hearing
• Woman killed after crashing into KFC in Landover identified
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Frederick Co. makes English official language
• Molten Chocolate Indulgence event at Chocolatea Café
• Wednesday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 58
• Movers & Shakers, 2/22: Silvia named chief medical officer and VP at Peninsula Regional Medical Center
• Clutch 3-point play by Padgett sends Terps to cathartic win
• Student Art Shows at the Walters
• Justice Dept. probes Balto. Co. minority hiring for police, fire
• County exec touts Harford's economy in annual address
• Balto. Co. Council approves transgender discrimination ban
• State severs ties with second-largest foster care provider
• Feds to check immigration status of arrestees in city
• Two dead in Baltimore Co. crash Tuesday afternoon
• Arundel council unable to resolve impasse over new member
• Raucous parties at Bolton Hill lodge draw complaints
• Pentagon: No enemy involvement in Djibouti crash
• Private school acceptance letters are out, now what?
• Huguely jurors to decide between levels of homicide
• Gay marriage bill clears Senate panel
• Cyber security center coming to Montgomery County
• Prop. 8 backers seek review of gay marriage case
• Bikers, others want to know age of tires
• NYPD monitoring Muslim students sparks outrage
• No rockfish poaching incidents reported
• McDonald’s offer $1 coffee and new Happy Meal for the kids (giveaway)
• Top court rules DNA preservation law not retroactive
• Union Square Association replacing monument dedicated to Mencken
• Developer sold software to agency, then used it to steal
• City says Hollywood Diner wasn’t complying with lease
• H. Russell Smouse: Exxon spill an ‘unfortunate accident?’ No, not hardly
• Pace of new credit card accounts picks up in 2011
• Planned BWI-Cuba flights delayed until October
• New location lifts Anne Arundel nonprofit
• Day School, Gerstell Academy: small, Middle School basketball teams score big
• Vehicle collides with school bus, three teens seriously injured
• Sourcefire posts record 4Q earnings
• Ex-Baltimore International head accused of misusing $200,000+
• Balto. Co. Police resume sending crime reports to residents
• Dick's Sporting Goods hiring for new Crofton store
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, agrees to sell assets to BGC
• Orioles introduce new announcer
• Orioles name Ryan Wagner as Camden Yards public address announcer
• Maryland Jockey Club debuts new Pimlico logo
• Towson Social Security office to move in March
• Road rage leads to stabbing and two-car crash
• Man gets five years for Jessup pharmacy armed robbery
• Money manager HighTower Advisors opens Sparks office
• Baltimore-area construction jobs down 22 percent since 2006
• Wolf, Voltaggio , Gjerde among James Beard nominees
• Maryland lawmakers introduce 'Lend Local Act'
• Pizaa Hut’s $10 dinner box is a great value
• Murder Ink
• “Entrepreneurial Center” = Free Parking
• Helena Hicks
• <em>Seen & Heard: Maryland’s Civil Rights Era in Photographs and Oral Histories</em>
• Grubb & Ellis files for bankruptcy, sells assets to BGC Partners
• P.G.'s Davis sponsors bill to allow 'table-funded' loans
• Miller re-writing O'Malley's budget plan
• Sheppard Pratt gets OK for Ruxton group home
• UMMS plotting big growth
• Car crashes into KFC in Md., killing one person
• Traffic: Accident on JFX south at Cold Spring Lane
• Lt. Gov. Brown to testify on domestic violence bill
• Frederick County considers English-language ordinance
• MD farmers plant record cover crops
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Cloudy, high near 51
• Thomas P. Smith, retired judge, joins The McCammon Group
• Movers & Shakers, 2/21: Smith named director of governmental relations at McDaniel College, has book published
• Horrific Harford Co. car crash claims lives of 3 siblings
• Three siblings from Fallston die in crash near Bel Air
• Get ready for Frederick Restaurant Week, March 5-11, 2011
• Dundalk Community Theatre - Agatha Christie’s Go Back For Murder
• Mom speaks out about underage drinking after son's death
• Grand Prix's contract calls for keeping finances private
• In limbo, Huguely jury must avoid distractions
• State to decide on contract that affects 157 Maryland foster children
• UMMS in expansion mode
• Maryland Air National Guard losing planes, mission
• John Delaney Congressional Candidate Platform Discussion
• Same-sex marriage bill moves to Senate
• Charters taking over Catholic school spaces
• Marianne D. Fishler: Include philanthropy in your estate planning
• Suns could set on Hagerstown
• Banning water bottles on campus harder than it looks
• Scott Livingston: Will state retreat from open competition?
• C. Fraser Smith: Defining moments in a legislative session
• Airman from Upper Marlboro one of four killed in Africa
• Judge clears way for referendum on tuition law
• Benefit corps spark interest and questions
• Iowa judge orders porn site to pay $4M in piracy case
• Law movers: 2/21/12: Smith, ex-judge, joins McCammon
• Conowingo work to temporarily close U.S. 1
• Conowingo work to temporarily close U.S. 1
• Man seriously injured at cement plant in Carroll Co.
• President's Day Decision: Gay Marriage – Red v Blue States
• Two from Jarrettsville charged with sexual abuse
• Opponents of transgender bill protest before council vote
• Blog discusses Baltimore City historic photography
• Voltaggio goes to Annapolis in support of school breakfast
• Two farmers market vendors celebrate the opening of their own restaurants
• NASA chooses 3 Md. teachers to be ‘Agents of Change’
• Metro operating fewer trains on holiday
• State tax breaks for energy-efficient appliances end Monday
• Baltimore city buildings closed for Presidents Day
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Becoming sunny, high near 48
• Movers & Shakers, 2/20: Furlong named development director of CollegeBound Foundation
• Women Entrepreneurs Of Baltimore Selects Successful Business Leader And WEB Alumni As Interim CEO!
• Kamenetz seeks savings if pension costs shift
• Firefighter hurt in blaze in vacant rowhouse in Barclay
• Man, 47, fatally stabbed in Union Square after dispute
• Man charged with hitting patrol car in Frederick
• 60-year-old charged with stealing shopping carts
• Audit: Md. backlogged in payments to crime victims
• Gas, water restored to most Mill Hill, Carrollton Ridge households
• Gay-marriage advocates, opponents speak out in church
• Time to celebrate Baltimore's Rockfish Celebration at Oceanaire
• Transgender bill stirs fear, controversy in Baltimore County
• Citizens condemn Ladd's use of racial slur at Arundel meeting
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 13 – 17
• Md. schools moving from zero-tolerance discipline policies
• Harris seeks to ban low-ceiling horse trailers
• Ravens' pursuit of new deal with Ray Rice starts now
• Harford sheriff calls for more cooperation on fatal crashes
• 4 year free ride at Univ. of New Haven? Priceless!
• Walk the red carpet at Pazo on Oscar night
• Teen killed in Harford Road accident is identified
• Del. mom leaves small kids at home for Burger King run
• Man, 47, wounded in torso in Druid Heights
• Gourmet dining bargain of the week – Tuesday, February 21
• Baltimore to dodge a mess: Snow to fall south of here
• Kosher/ Soul: African American-Jewish cooking demonstration today
• 2 serious and unrelated accidents in Whiteford, 1 dead
• 2 serious and unrelated accidents in Whiteford, 1 dead
• Teen killed by vehicle in Baltimore County
• Baltimore may see snow, but likely miss big accumulation
• Huguely jury to begin deliberation Wednesday
• Motorcyclist killed in Harford County crash
• Arrest in Saturday morning Rossville shooting death
• EPA gives mixed grades on Chesapeake Bay cleanup plans
• Maryland basketball team suffers biggest loss of season
• One man dies in Baltimore City violence Friday afternoon
• Profile in Care: Part 2 of Helping Up Mission 'making Baltimore better"
• Local conservative seeks national position for change
• Winners of Black History Month education contest to meet Glee star Amber Riley
• Baltimore Police car involved in accident in Mount Vernon
• Baltimore Orioles begin reporting to Sarasota for spring training today
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #104: Moving Forward Together
• $19 million in speed camera tickets issued in work zones
• O'Brien to become Catholic cardinal Saturday
• Hopkins finds its way after Towson barrage, wins opener
• Md. Democrats balk at bipartisan tax deal
• Maryland House passes same-sex marriage
• Spray-paint artist disappointed over acquittal for peddling
• Immigrant tuition bill can go to referendum, judge rules
• Pastor phones home from Rome to Skype with children
• Two Aberdeen apartments damaged in morning fire
• Maryland PSC approves Constellation sale to Exelon
• Huguely trial delayed again because of attorney illness
• Same-sex marriage bill passes House of Delegates
• HMSHost sues to block travel plaza deal
• State Senate votes to censure Currie
• Dispute intensifies over I-95 travel plazas contract
• Northrop Grumman to lay off at Fort Meade
• Miller rejects Baker's stance on Prince George's casino
• Maryland House to take final gay marriage vote Friday
• What's happening at Baltimore County's Costas Inn: check out rockfish, deals
• Maryland utility regulators approve Constellation-Exelon deal
• PSC approves Constellation-Exelon merger
• Marriage bill moves closer to passage
• Verizon Wireless workers get bonuses
• HMSHost files suit over $56 million travel plaza contract
• Maryland boaters unhappy with proposed fee hikes
• Realities of Real Estate: The rules of the road for a home inspection
• Maryland delegation split as federal payroll deal passes
• Northrop Grumman to shed 224 employees after losing DoD contract
• Preakness Stakes adds three bands to infield party
• Report: Bottle tax increase will lead to job losses in Baltimore
• Real Estate Weekly – 2/17/12: NAIOP Maryland wins two national awards
• Senate votes to censure Currie
• Meatless Fridays at Noodles & Company
• Constellation profits took hit from Hurricane Irene
• Judge approves WaMu bankruptcy plan
• Obama proposes $5B to elevate and reform teaching profession
• Seawall embarks on $26M overhaul of Lebow Bros. building
• Builders beware — construction costs rising
• Suburban Maryland office market to perk up by 2015
• Gettysburg, Pa., officials debate casino
• Md. woman charged with theft linked to online love
• Owings Mills expects boom from Stevenson, Metro Centre projects
• Girl Talk to headline Power Plant's St. Patrick's Day event
• Consumer prices up as gas, clothing costs rise
• Murder trial of former U.Va. lacrosse player to resume
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop at I-70
• City police officer shoots, kills dog in Druid Hill Park after attack
• 2/20 Celebrating Africa dinner at McDaniel College
• Constellation reports 4Q loss
• Annapolis' Market House could stay closed until August
• Eastern Shore residents challenge YMCA plan
• Fewer Marylanders behind on mortgages
• Study: National Harbor best fit for Prince George's County casino
• Arundel police search for suspects in gym locker thefts
• Federal deal trims maximum jobless benefits to 73 weeks
• Suspect sought for questioning in December arson
• Senate to vote on whether to censure Currie
• After delays, House of Delegates to consider same-sex marriage bill
• Baltimore-area colleges hiring hundreds
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• More bands announced for Preakness Infield music line-up
• Bay 'smart' buoys scuttled by Obama
• 1 dead after fiery crash on Capital Beltway
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Today is the last day to get your free Thai Basil Chicken at Pei Wei
• 2-year-old girl in critical condition after P.G. Co. fire
• Forecast: Morning fog then sun, high near 53
• Highsmith Vernick to lead Horizon Foundation
• Help take the Great Backyard Bird Count now
• Terps take down Boston College, 81-65
• Presidents' Day Weekend Fun!
• Arundel council deadlocks on Jones replacement
• Report: Md. must do more to help poor, minority students in college
• Baltimore area's federal agencies a 'growth industry'
• Arundel councilman uses ethnic slur during meeting
• Feature: Word on the Street, Baltimore's quarterly street paper for the homeless
• Baltimore examiner Verinda Birdsong preps for weekend: Feb. 18-19
• Maryland lawmakers face national pressure on same-sex marriage bill
• Senate committee OKs Baltimore judge for higher court
• Police sergeant who killed man sues department
• Balto. Co. unveils $76 million emergency dispatch system
• IndyCar CEO says Baltimore's Grand Prix will succeed
• Baker backs casino in Prince George's
• Driver of truck that crashed, leaked additive charged with DWI
• Bill would drastically increase boat registration fee in Maryland
• Ethics committee recommends Currie be censured
• Fed workers to help cover payroll agreement's cost
• Ex-Raven Jermaine Lewis arrested again in Balto. Co.
• Profile in Care: "Helping Up Mission" of Baltimore 'makes Baltimore better'
• Clergymen ask for bottle tax and commitment for school facilities
• Free app helps parents talk to kids about healthy relationships
• Court of Appeals delays bail counsel rule
• Stevenson, Solo Cup site plans drive economic activity in Owings Mills
• Huguely trial postponed until Friday
• Baltimore County upgrades emergency communications
• Week in review – 2/17/12: Grand Prix group picked
• Donald C. Fry: Developing a bright, young, local workforce
• C. Fraser Smith: Political ambitions and hard votes
• Editorial: Moving forward on foreclosure
• Movers and Shakers – 2/17/12: Highsmith Vernick to lead foundation
• Fifth Fallston burglary this month may signal trend, police say
• Baltimore County Revenue Authority chief stepping down
• State energy regulators to decide on Constellation merger
• P.G. County Exec. Baker backs National Harbor casino idea
• Frostburg University police to patrol city streets after deaths
• O' Brien, Garcia transfers rock MD football program
• Ethics report recommends censure of Currie
• All Maryland hospitals using health-data exchange
• Cover letters still key in job search
• DLA Piper opens Mexico City office
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• Not dinner theater, a dinner concert --rock, blues, hip-hop-- at Musikfest Cafe'
• Head of Baltimore Co. revenue authority steps down
• Obama delegation to watch O'Brien become cardinal
• Crofton man dies in fiery crash on Route 3
• Baltimore-area households on food stamps lower than national average
• Beidle, Olszewski will both vote yes on same-sex marriage
• Balto. Co. man arrested in bust that turned up 60 lbs. of pot
• Key chairman backs O'Malley offshore wind bill
• Mt. St. Joseph, NDP compete on It's Academic; Mt. Carmel hosts breakfast
• My Prix Fixe Monday’s is back at Roy’s
• McCormick scents 2011 annual report in garam masala
• U.S. nuclear regulators approve Constellation-Exelon merger
• Baltimore Grand Prix group expects no major road work in 2012
• Dead birds on roadway slow I-95 commute outside D.C.
• Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic awards $7M in grants
• Currie report expected this afternoon
• Senator, North Avenue market win Md. grants
• GOP Del. Kach will vote 'yes' on gay marriage
• Man dies of injuries in downtown apartment fire
• Unemployment applications drop to a 4-year low
• Traffic: Two-vehicle accident on I-895 near Lombard
• Schurick attorney wants new trial over tainted evidence
• Md. House to begin debating gay marriage legislation
• Prosecutors want Johnson to pay fine before prison
• Sentencing set for former Ehrlich aide in robocalls case
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Rain, high near 52
• Foreclosure activity edges higher in January
• Movers & Shakers, 2/16: Zeigler named marketing director of the Great Frederick Fair
• Don'ts for wives: don't neglect what you eat
• Partnership Of Baltimore And Indianapolis Entrepreneurs Selected To Stage Baltimore Grand Prix Through 2016
• Elena Gremina's '1:18' - Show
• Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Announces Baltimore’s First Clean Community Competition
• O'Malley explains evolution of stance on same-sex marriage
• Fire in senior high-rise sends 1 to burn center
• Environmental issues kids can handle Part 4: Artful recycling
• Port workers, others lament departure of USNS Comfort
• Baltimore police praise training programs at city council hearing
• Perkins hospital workers rally for more jobs
• Mayor says another Grand Prix is in city's 'best interest'
• Questions emerge about firm set to rebuild travel plazas
• Bill seeks to make websites accessible to hearing-and visually-impaired
• Sister of Md. correctional officer calls slaying a 'nightmare'
• Business owners not convinced about a second Grand Prix
• Counties oppose O'Malley's teacher pension plan
• Man convicted of shooting salon owner in head during robbery
• Counterfeit drugs becoming big business worldwide
• Plea deal reached in homeless-camp deaths
• Marriott earnings down 18%, short of expectations
• Sheppard Pratt gets state OK for Ruxton group home
• Defense begins in Huguely’s trial for murder
• Letter to Editor: MOUs = Quality of Life
• Parking: The new, old problem
• Community Calendar: Feb. 15
• What’s happening for 50-plus
• Del. Hogan a 'no' on same-sex marriage
• Thief tries to sell phone back to victim
• Police seeking community help
• BWI passenger traffic sets record in 2011
• Double-murder suspect convicted in Oakland killings
• Internal poll shows movement for Delaney in 6th District
• Canton, city at odds over parking woes
• Sports bar squabble heads to Zoning
• Republican Del. Hogan will vote ‘no’ on gay marriage
• Ravens exec Burdett named president of WUSA-TV in D.C.
• Fed minutes: Members divided over more bond buys
• Five Dunbar Poets put pen to university letters of intent
• Coming up: 40 days of Lent (40 days with crabcakes? Bring it on)
• Baltimore Grand Prix looking to hire a handful of workers
• Federal workers take $15B hit in payroll tax deal
• Buck Showalter Talks
• IndyCar, ALMS close to new sanctioning deal with Baltimore Grand Prix
• Orioles official: 'Absolutely no truth' to rumors of sale of club
• Sobo Crime: Shoplifter steals underwear
• Maryland ranks 42nd for business tax climate
• Exterior construction completed at Arundel Mills casino
• Baltimore Grand Prix near title sponsorship deal
• Keeping Comfort in Baltimore a tough sell, O'Malley says
• Baltimore could file suit against former Grand Prix organizers
• Key School 3rd grade spearheads fundraising effort for Wellness House
• Chesapeake Roasting expands Whole Foods distribution deal
• Beach Boys to perform at Merriweather Post Pavilion
• Anne Arundel school board adopts Maxwell's budget request
• BWI passenger count hits record in 2011
• Cassidy Turley negotiates $16.2M sale
• PlanMaryland debated in Hagerstown
• Dave Matthews to perform at Jiffy Lube Live
• Traffic: Accident on Route 100 eastbound near I-95
• 16-year old Robert Richardson indicted in father’s murder will be tried as adult
• Comcast subscribers almost stop canceling cable
• Dozens more speed cameras go up in P.G. County
• Press association weighs in on photographing police
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• City picks new Baltimore Grand Prix organizers
• Forecast: Clouds then sun, high near 54
• Movers & Shakers, 2/15: Holmes receives Forty Under 40 Award for CASA work
• Performance - Into the Woods
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Delivers State of the City Address
• Walters' Drop-in Art Activities In March 2012
• House committees send same-sex marriage bill to floor
• Baltimore to unveil new Grand Prix contract
• City proposes 1 school closure, scaling back grade levels at 3
• Owings Mills High alum accused of trying to kill Musharraf
• Navy moving hospital ship Comfort to Virginia
• Valentine's Day busiest of year for Md. courthouse marriages
• House committees send same-sex marriage bill to floor
• Prosecution to rest Wednesday in Huguely trial
• Orioles agree with Adam Jones on a one-year deal
• Orioles agree with Adam Jones on a one-year deal
• Body shop owner testifies at police kickback trial
• Annapolis weighs up to $400K in fixes to Market House
• Fallston clinic shuts down; doctor's license suspended
• O'Malley grilled on green agenda
• Baltimore county holds its 9th homeless rally on March 19th
• House committee passes gay marriage bill
• Goucher's Bart earns 2nd place, $50,000 on 'Jeopardy!'
• Bel Air teen Richardson indicted, charged with killing father
• Five states may intervene in Honda hybrid settlement
• Harford Co. man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of 4-year-old girl
• Couples clamor for Valentine’s wedding ceremonies
• O'Malley offers locals a gas tax sweetener
• Hollywood Diner opens its doors again
• Utilities out in Millhill neighborhood, possibly for days
• Police officer fired for sexually assaulting teen arrested again
• Out of Reach
• Balto. Co. Council may strip bathrooms from transgender bill
• Aberdeen man arrested in shooting Saturday, held without bail
• Baltimore County economic development plan leans on private investment
• O’Malley lobbies lawmakers for offshore wind
• Navy ship Comfort moving from Baltimore to Norfolk
• Nobody Loves Ya, Baltimore!
• Silver Spring-based United Therapeutics shows higher profit
• O’Malley elaborates on gas tax proposal
• Murder Ink
• Not Cable Ready
• Valentine's Day vote planned on same-sex marriage bill
• T. Rowe Price sells millions of Constellation Energy shares
• O'Malley submits gas sales tax bill
• Columbia-based Arbitron earns less on higher revenue
• Rockville-based Vanda Pharmaceuticals reports 4Q loss
• Bell Nursery hiring 900 across Maryland and the mid-Atlantic
• Legislative audit faults DBED in four areas
• Speak America: Free learning series for Md. HS students (Feb, Mar, Apr)
• Happy Valentine’s Day: You can still plan for an extraordinary night
• BWI Airport posts best on-time arrival rate in December
• Baltimore-area executive emails make the List
• T. Rowe sells millions of Constellation shares
• Council president's home target of attempted break-in
• Baltimore arts group seeks applications for neighborhood grants
• Cellphone use fuels selfish behavior, UM study finds
• Sonic gets OK for Hagerstown location
• Marketplace at Fells Point to be developed by Dolben Co.
• Middle school 'mentor' arrested, charged with sex offense
• Brothers plot new 'underground' eatery in Annapolis
• New campaign aims to replace Kegasus as Preakness mascot
• Police sergeant who shot man sues agency, says he has PTSD
• Traffic: Two-vehicle accident on outer loop of I-695 at I-95
• Host Hotels & Resorts 4th-quarter FFO improves
• O’Malley to testify on offshore wind measure
• Man gets life sentence in fatal stabbing at Suburban Hospital
• Council members dispute the Mayors claim that the State of the City is strong
• Md. Senate passes bill on jury duty and work
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Forecast: Cloudy, slight chance of rain, high near 48
• Goucher student trails going into finals on 'Jeopardy!'
• Movers & Shakers, 2/14: Otchet named chief financial officer of Next Century
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Intent to Enter Into New Racing Contract
• Police investigate fatal shooting at Greenmount Ave dollar store
• Police investigate fatal shooting at Greenmount Ave dollar store
• Obama budget cuts would hit Maryland
• Miller: ethics panel reaches conclusion on Currie
• Home detention for giving teen abortion pill
• Jury to weigh death sentence for inmate guilty of killing guard
• Annapolis council discusses homeless alderman in closed session
• Towson Twitter ban comes at same time as legislation
• Wine-to-go containers added to bill allowing 'growler' sales in Howard Co.
• Man gets 4 years for escape from Annapolis holding cell
• Mayor rejects Alonso's school-construction plan
• Medical examiner testifies that Love was covered in bruises
• Police training consultants under scrutiny for contracts, expenses
• Annapolis Sweet Shoppe goes for the personal touch
• Marriage bill could have vote this week
• State, local officials preparing for new BRAC
• Grand Prix announcement looming
• $3.6M medical malpractice verdict upheld
• IndyCar CEO: Baltimore Grand Prix to return in 2012
• Exelon’s tax break to expire?
• Obama’s tax plan sets up ideological battle
• Kevin Fusco: New 401(k) regulations to help investors
• Prosecutor: Man killed Maryland State Trooper to get revenge
• Justice Breyer robbed at vacation home on Nevis
• 5th Annual North East Theatre Festival: Feb. 17-18
• City officers charged in kickback scheme fight back at trial
• Valentine's Day helps drive sales of luxury goods
• Hundreds remember Anne Arundel official at service
• Stephens’ death sentence clears DNA hurdle
• Venable taps Baltimore's Waldman as co-managing partner
• Danny O'Brien leaving Maryland
• Free food up the road from Maryland in New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ
• Harford man pleads guilty to sexually abusing 4-year-old girl
• Valentine’s Day equals Chocolate
• Maryland oyster survival rate at highest since 1985
• Rawlings-Blake proposes bottle tax hike to fund school construction
• Federal budget proposal includes $24 billion in cuts, cost-saving measures
• Chef of the Year, Favorite Restaurant, and Favorite Bar – your votes decide
• Text: Rawlings-Blake State of the City address
• Abell Foundation awards $350,000 to Central Scholarship
• Safeway continues expansion in Montgomery County
• Children's Scholarship Fund of Baltimore seeks executive director
• On-line child protection resource: Safely.com
• M&T Bank remains top SBA lender in Baltimore area
• 3/5 or 3/8: Nutrition Made Simple w/the MAC
• Flemings Steakhouse Valentine’s Weekend menu is available until February 14th
• Maryland adult day-care tax would cut profits, industry group says
• Judge denies motion to dismiss ACLU police taping lawsuit
• Democratic lawmaker introduces progressively innovative legislation
• Md. grade school reverses ban on valentines
• It's Nutts! Yes, but it's tasty and worth roadtrippin' it to
• Traffic: Accident on Route 97 north at Quarterfield Road
• Murder trial of ex-U.Va. lax player enters second week
• Gay marriage advocates to rally in Annapolis
• Judge to hear arguments on deleted Preakness videos case
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Local restaurant named one of America’s Top 100 Romantic Restaurants
• Forecast: Sunny, high near 42
• Sternstein joins Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver
• Movers & Shakers, 2/13: Hughes named chief technology officer of Next Century Corp.
• Police officers mentoring children at Middle River school
• Iraqi stray dogs win American hearts, find homes in Maryland
• Local doctor was classmate of Whitney Houston
• Man killed in N.E. Balto.; two others shot in city hours later
• Celebrity reactions and quotes on the passing of Whitney Houston
• Police officer shoots man on Eastern Shore
• Maryland sturgeon restoration effort in limbo
• Del. woman dies in crash; other car was going wrong way
• Del. woman dies in crash; other car was going wrong way
• Law digest: 2/13/12
• Arguments end in black colleges’ lawsuit
• Baltimore Police: Public can record officers
• Military flight attendants take care of the nation’s VIPs
• Betsy Nelson: Legal safety net needs stable funding
• Come November, Dream Act to take spotlight
• Law firm’s marketing effort takes it to the Baltimore Bridal Show
• Court of Special Appeals revives fired professsor’s suit against UMUC
• National honor for Jessup-based Vorbeck Materials
• Andrew Baida: Added requirement gives brief-writers an extra chance to advocate
• Bills seek to keep guilty pols from getting paid
• Baltimore Examiner Verinda Birdsong's week ahead: February 12-18
• Air date set for Cafe Hon 'Kitchen Nightmares' episode
• Powerball winner is $336.4 million richer
• Man shot in Northeast Baltimore Sunday morning
• Police officer shoots man on Eastern Shore
• Christian school teacher arrested for sexual abuse of male student (video)
• Centrowitz wins the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games
• Centrowitz wins the Wanamaker Mile at the Millrose Games
• For 35th time, hockey players battle for Crab Pot
• Terps stumped in 73-55 loss at Duke
• Whitney Houston, music superstar, dies
• Whitney Houston, music superstar, dies
• For 35th time, hockey players battle for Crab Pot
• Terps stumped in 73-55 loss at Duke
• Bel Air cab driver stabbed and robbed
• Ruth Chris’ Steak House Valentine’s Weekend menu is available until Feb 14th
• Police: Taxi driver stabbed by fare in Bel Air early Saturday
• Maryland man accused in gingerbread house explosion
• Report: Steelers parting ways with WR Hines Ward
• When Cafe Hon’s Kitchen Nightmares episode will air
• Cartoonist 'KAL' is back with The Sun
• Accumulating snow expected in Baltimore area Saturday
• Need romantic suggestions for Valentine’s Day? There’s an app for that
• Man sentenced for hit-and-run, Hopkins students victims
• Environmental issues kids can handle Part 3: Trash Art recyclables used
• January home sales fall in Baltimore area
• Baltimore to announce deal with new Grand Prix organizer
• Future of Exxon case uncertain as cleanup continues
• On police video, Huguely claims he just wanted to talk to Love
• Orioles sign reliever Luis Ayala
• City officials pick new team for Baltimore Grand Prix
• Natural gas exports eyed through Calvert County
• Arundel Co. Council receives 10 applications for open seat
• Counting crabs in the Chesapeake
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Feb. 6 – 10
• `Love is Wild, Sex at the Zoo’ wildly popular
• Maryland Moment – A bird’s-eye view of Baltimore
• Baltimore files $9M suit against Unisys over tax system
• Uno’s $19.95 3 course meal for Valentine’s weekend from February 10th-14th
• Terps remain a work in progress
• Budget deficit drops to $27 billion in January
• Legg Mason’s assets under management improve
• Real Estate Weekly – 2/10/12: Ulman names new housing director
• Photos: Baltimore Business Journal Biz Buzz Awards event
• Realities of Real Estate: Signs of a strong spring market
• Baltimore-area home sales down, prices flat in January
• Bernanke: Weak housing has hurt consumer spending
• Navy professor sentenced in burglary of ex-girlfriend's home
• Military food to get healthier
• Civil rights violations alleged in Baltimore County noose incident
• New NASA ‘Sun As Art’ exhibit debuts at Maryland Science Center
• Jurors in lacrosse trial watch police interview
• Public can record Baltimore police on duty, new rules say
• Legg Mason assets under management up $4.3B in January
• Hey, Baltimore: Jewish, African-American soul food event coming up
• Hagerstown Suns might move to Virginia
• Baltimore Business Journal Biz Buzz Award Winners
• Howard County names Carbo new housing chief
• Spurned by Exelon, former McCormick site not in line for tax breaks
• Potbelly to open first Baltimore County shop
• Revere Bank picks Severna Park for new branch
• Bates Middle School $1M grant rankles some Arundel delegates
• Arundel title company owner gets 1 year for mortgage fraud
• U.S. trade deficit up to $48.8 billion in December
• Hampden residents lose pharmacy, await new business
• Traffic: Accident at Pulaski Highway and Martin Boulevard
• Critics debate $25 billion mortgage settlement
• Baltimore County Exxon case going back to court
• Harford Co. prepares for 2nd annual ‘Early Years Expo’
• Ethics review panel to meet
• Md. House panels to hear gay marriage arguments
• Prince George’s County focuses efforts to attract FBI
• Baltimore-area law firms are hiring
• Top of the List: Baltimore law firms
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Cloudy, high near 49
• Capital Grille new Winter “Plates” menu will have you coming back for more
• Roques named CEO of Keswick organization
• QuestFest at Theatre Project
• Common Cause: Mayor's skybox should be 'people's skybox'
• Court sends Exxon spill case back to trial
• Bill would require online disclosure
• Lacrosse players planned alcohol intervention too late for George Huguely
• Former mayoral candidate's wife target of city suit
• Jury finds Stephens guilty in killing of Md. correctional officer
• Fate of same-sex marriage bill rests with handful of delegates
• Mortgage settlement has shortcomings, critics say
• Goucher senior Sarah Bart advances again on 'Jeopardy!'
• Senate panel considers indoor tanning ban for teens
• Maryland banking official helped craft foreclosure settlement
• Tax breaks for Exelon draw fire at City Hall
• Medical and real estate sector deals dominate fourth quarter
• Editorial: Time to review development incentives
• Week in review – 2/10/12: Exelon picks Harbor Point
• Laslo Boyd: The Exelon deal’s implications for downtown
• C. Fraser Smith: Stealing our history
• On the move – 2/10/12: Roques named Keswick CEO
• Man accused in killing at Perkins found competent for trial
• Appeals court slashes damages for Jacksonville Exxon leak
• Report highlights Maryland immigrants’ positive impact
• Dava Pharmaceuticals settles Medicaid case
• Audit finds drug oversight problems at Springfield Hospital
• College students rally on behalf of budget
• Port of Baltimore's cargo hit second-highest mark in '11
• Port's public terminals set new traffic records
• Photos: Baltimore's 2012 Motor Trend International Auto Show
• Maryland Zoo in Baltimore hiring for seasonal workers
• Second company protests Maryland travel plazas contract
• COPT posts $87.2 million fourth-quarter loss
• University of Md. Medical System faces suit from former worker
• Under Armour named official outfitter of Loyola athletic teams
• Saving for your kids’ college? Upcoming information sessions planned for parents
• Man charged with stealing, texting pictures of underwear
• Glen Burnie Bancorp profit up in 4Q
• Bradley Manning to return to Fort Meade for WikiLeaks case
• Groups find some localities lag in Bay cleanup plans
• Police investigating fatal shooting in quiet Windsor Hills
• Baltimore home values drop in 2011, expected to stay flat
• Election legislation dominates House agenda
• House strengthens speaker's ability to end debate
• House strengthens speaker's ability to end debate
• Marylanders line up as Powerball jackpot reaches $310 million
• Former Ehrlich aide supports same-sex marriage
• Former Ehrlich aide supports same-sex marriage
• Oceanaire Seafood Room Valentine’s Weekend menu is available February 10th-14th
• Bill would put ethics disclosures online
• Warm weekend activities for sailors
• St. Paul's School for Girls head over heels for "flipped learning" in Algebra
• COPT loses $87M in fourth quarter
• Md. agrees to multimillion dollar mortgage settlement
• Traffic: 2-vehicle crash on I-695 at Loch Raven Boulevard
• U.S. unemployment aid applications near 4-year low
• Three-vehicle crash in Perry Hall kills Edgewood woman, 30
• State Senate panel considers indoor tanning ban
• Baltimore to streamline jury selection process
• BOGO for a kiss at Qdoba on Valentine's Day
• Prosecution continues in U.Va. lacrosse player’s trial
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Forecast: Sunny, high near 46
• Maryland to receive nearly $1B in national mortgage settlement
• Movers & Shakers, 2/9: Nusum promoted to director of development by Consumer Credit Counseling Service
• Maryland joins pending multibillion-dollar foreclosure settlement
• Walters Conservator Explores The John Bourne Collection
• Man guilty of stealing $1.4M from city Housing Authority
• Officer, pedestrian hurt in West Baltimore car crash
• U.S. mortgage deal nears as holdout states join
• Annapolis elections board won't rule on Kirby residency
• Board OKs razing prison buildings
• Mayor invites family, donors, business allies to skybox
• State workers to get new pharmacy plan
• Howard legislators back growler bill
• BWI among airports to adopt prescreening program
• Md. is No. 1 in number of graduates who pass AP exams
• Mitchell would create school construction authority
• State taxes to go 'virtually paperless'
• Testimony in Huguely trial shows volatile relationship
• Fatal two-car crash in Baltimore County
• Court: state cannot re-indict defendants unfit for trial
• Sullivan’s Steakhouse $89 Valentine’s weekend three course dinner for two
• Lawmakers debate ban on arsenic in chicken feed
• Junior Achievement receives $100K Toyota grant geared for at-risk Md. students
• Arundel's town centers may garner impact fee money
• Anne Arundel nixes Key School plans to expand
• Former Annapolis Mayor Dennis Callahan dies at 70
• Former Baltimore Police internal affairs commander retires
• Exelon’s $250M Harbor Point project to include retail and residences
• Lawmakers hear judges’ case for higher pay
• Henson robocall trial put on hold
• Falls Road mill project wins $2.4M in state tax credits
• Maryland beekeepers rallying for home-grown honey
• Email becomes focus at Va. lacrosse player’s trial
• Local taxes for transit projects proposed
• Exelon lays out plans for new Baltimore headquarters
• After guilty plea from collector, a hunt for stolen documents’ owners
• Chesapeake Lodging Trust posts $2.9M profit in 4Q
• Maryland hunters kill 98,000 deer
• O’Malley spars with Franchot over gas tax proposal
• Harbor Point will expand downtown footprint, developer Beatty says
• Beatty: Harbor Point development to create thousands of jobs
• Downtown Baltimore office building fetches $900,000 at auction
• Fights detailed at start of UVa. lacrosse player trial
• Maryland awards $2.4B pharmacy deal to Express Scripts
• WBAL-TV to add 10 p.m. newscast starting March 5
• Exelon HQ to spark stalled development at Harbor Point
• The news from 1987: new mayor, a new soccer facility
• A new challenge for collectors of Baltimoreana
• Picture this: Man texts woman photo of stolen thong
• Police: Mother says she put body of stillborn in trash
• A six-year-old is mugged
• Birds set Guthrie free
• House Bill would enforce agreements between communities, bars
• This waitress has tips for active aging
• Spinning on skates can result in complete turnaround for girls
• Community Calendar: Week of February 8, 2012
• Injured pit bull used as 'bait dog' in fighting, Arundel police say
• Fest-of-all needs prizes of all sorts
• Sprint posts deeper 4Q loss on iPhone costs
• Frederick in annexation talks over 250 acres
• Sinclair Broadcast profit down 29% in 4Q
• Columbia Association to seek headquarters
• Traffic: Crash on I-695 near Washington Boulevard
• Sinclair's quarterly income falls 31%, earnings miss estimates
• Dogfish Head Brewery expansion shows Delaware loosening alcohol laws
• Annapolis Loews getting $5M facelift
• Car crashes into Harford Co. school bus
• Board of Public Works to consider $2.4B prescription drug contract
• Opening arguments expected in UVa. lacrosse death trial
• Wednesday forecast: Snow after noon, high near 39
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• P.F. Chang’s plays Cupid with prix-fixe menu on Valentine’s Day
• Movers & Shakers, 2/8: Kotze named VP of finance of Maryland Live! Casino
• Early breakfast in Baltimore County: Elmo's
• Free African American Family Festival at the Walters
• Peabody Chamber Opera At Theatre Project
• You don't have to wait for a fancy occasion for Baltimore's Oceanaire
• Fetus found in trash bin in Bel Air
• Bernanke: Job market remains weak despite gains
• Jury pool narrows in ex-U.Va. lacrosse player case
• Maryland men's basketball team beats Clemson, 64-62
• Nora Roberts makes 2nd gift to McDaniel College
• Disgraced collector pleads guilty to stealing historical documents
• Large number of city teachers get bad evaluations
• Maryland native at center of Komen controversy steps down
• Man sent to prison in $2.8M mortgage fraud scheme
• One person trapped after school bus, car collide
• McCormick opening retail store at Inner Harbor
• Wax museum adds Harriet Tubman to collection
• Md. bill aims to strengthen distracted driving laws
• Bel Air man robs bank, crashes car, gets arrested
• Ricky Williams tells the Ravens that he is retiring
• Gunman arrested, charged with attempted murder after shooting victim in face
• Judge denies free speech argument to dismiss case
• Opening statements likely Wednesday in Huguely murder trial
• Annapolis Alderman Kirby to appear in election board inquiry
• Archdiocese of Baltimore won't offer birth control
• McCormick will spice up Harbor
• History professor asks court for Watergate-era docs
• TIF use could be growing
• Man charged in thefts of top shelf liquor from Harford stores
• Bid-rigging lawyer disbarred
• Senate panel renews ground-rent fight
• Realities of Real Estate: Trying to find the future in the numbers
• Free Love
• Presidential historian pleads guilty to document theft scheme
• Judge dismisses Salvadoran woman’s race bias suit
• Judge approves Ocean City ordinance changes
• Actor Kevin Bacon promoting social good at College Park
• State trooper injured after high speed Joppa chase
• Guthrie traded by O's, deal makes no sense
• O'Malley: Calif. ruling could help Md. effort for gay marriage bill
• Holiday Inn Inner Harbor sold to Rhode Island group
• Dangerously Delicious Pies to open second D.C. location
• Frankel Properties to build shopping center in Aberdeen
• Take the HCPS online ‘Cybersafety Survey for Parents’
• Cassidy Turley tapped to fill 100K s.f. in Columbia
• Sign of the Times
• Baltimore Racing Development faces another suit, MEDCO debt
• Baltimore-area hospitality jobs roundup
• Couples and Singles: Stay in love and save money with these free Vday tips
• Nora Roberts gives another $100,000 to McDaniel College
• Carrollton Bancorp swings to fourth-quarter profit
• Chad Gauss leaves City Cafe, opening Hampden restaurant
• Murder Ink
• Who Loves Ya, Baby?
• Colo. man fights extradition to Md. on murder charges
• Harborplace's new tenants could be open for Memorial Day
• Naval Academy says spice investigation over
• CVS Pharmacy buys Maple Lawn parcel, plans store
• Madonna to play Verizon Center in September
• Colorado man charged with murder fights extradition to Maryland
• Delaware company focused on rebates goes global
• Anne Arundel neighbors lose fight over crematory
• P.G. officers suspended amid investigation
• Ocean City tourism director resigns after 6 years
• Stanley Black & Decker closing Baltimore facility
• Philly's Zesto Pizza growing in Baltimore County
• McCormick 'World of Flavors' retail store to open at Inner Harbor
• MICA embarks on $20M expansion project
• Traffic: 2-vehicle crash on I-95 north near Caton Ave.
• Rotunda merchants worry redevelopment won't come
• Landlords vie for big D.C. law firms
• D.C.'s commercial real estate revival shows signs of trouble
• Shooting victim identified as police investigate three incidents
• Guilty plea expected in historian’s theft case
• Bill would OK table games and new casino site
• Ethics panel set to meet again on Currie
• Valentine's Day at Waterfront Kitchen
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Jury selection for ex-UVa. athlete enters 2nd day
• Forecast: Sunny skies Tuesday, chance of snow Wednesday
• Movers & Shakers, 2/7: Jones to lead KatzAbosch Consulting
• Three city shootings leave one dead, one seriously wounded
• Bill would OK table games and casino site in P.G. Co.
• County police investigate sex assault on teen in Catonsville
• Powell boys were struck with ax before blast
• Opponents speak against Balto. Co. transgender bill
• Franchot takes aim at sales tax on gas
• Legal services programs for poor facing cuts
• Jury selection continues in trial of U.Va. lacrosse player accused of killing Yeardley Love
• Citing 'free speech,' attorney seeks dismissal of charges against Henson
• School officials worry about overwhelming students, schools with tests
• Dreams of redevelopment fade for some Rotunda merchants
• Assistant pleads guilty in fatal beating of Glen Burnie dentist
• Election robocall defense targets Maryland anti-fraud law
• Man charged in shooting death
• Anne Arundel schools tap Delaware arts director
• Appeals court overturns murder conviction over drug charge
• Maryland struggling to avoid bond rating downgrade
• Former theater seen as a centerpiece for city arts district
• People's Counsel still objects to Constellation merger
• Official says bankruptcy a possibility for Harrisburg
• Texting while driving bill passed by Virginia committee
• Harford bank robbed, suspect in custody, police say
• Berman named senior VP of sales and marketing for Sun
• Lawsuit filed to void state lab construction contract at EBDI
• UM Medical School aims to boost primary care physicians
• Maryland casinos generate $13 million in revenue in January
• Ex-D.C. mayoral candidate’s trial postponed
• Super Bowl most watched show in TV history
• Shooting suspect arrested and charged in Baltimore murder
• Contractors want to organize Grand Prix, pay some debts
• California, New York considering foreclosure-abuse deal
• With Baltimore in picture, D.C. United could stay in Washington — for now
• BBJcast: Lead paint liability raises questions
• UMd. School of Medicine to focus on growing primary care docs
• Sen. Currie behind closed doors with ethics panel
• Toyota Financial makes $100,000 grant to Junior Achievement
• Md.'s two casinos bring in total of nearly $13M in Jan.
• Prosecutor dropping charges against 2nd Maryland prison guard
• Northwestern Mutual on Baltimore hiring spree
• Sam's Kid in Fells Point closes
• Top of the List: Baltimore-area mortgage lenders
• Maryland generates $12.9M in January slots revenue
• Mercy, Bryn Mawr and Cardin Schools report good news
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion gives you a $20 bonus card for a future visit
• Manager of Baltimore's Wine Underground is leaving
• UMES presents Black History Month free events: Feb. 9 and 24
• Orioles trade Guthrie to Rockies
• Schwaber Holdings names former St. John exec Renbaum as CEO
• Baltimore black radio may be getting a new voice
• Under Armour CEO Plank sells $10.6M in company stock
• Catonsville merchants push to improve Frederick Road
• Orioles trade Guthrie to Rockies
• Fixing Metro's Red Line may take more than three years
• Ocean City mulls parking hikes to pay for infrastructure
• New Frederick Co. eco devo chief wants to streamline permitting
• Baltimore Co. senior housing plans seek council OK
• Downtown office building to be sold at auction
• Traffic: Crash on I-97 southbound near Generals Highway
• Valley Mall evacuates after Nike shoppers get 'unruly'
• Deliberations to resume in Maryland death penalty trial
• Environmental issues kids can handle Part 2: Reuse - Recycling can be fun
• Man stabbed in back near Schaefer tower downtown
• Robocalls trial set to begin for Ehrlich operative
• Linthicum man charged with vehicle theft after pursuit
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Sunny, high near 52
• Movers & Shakers, 2/6: Cantley named director of business development for Bozzuto Construction
• Esquire Magazine's John Mariani talks Baltimore and dining in Little Italy
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #102: Heart Healthy
• Giants beat Patriots in Super Bowl — again
• Josh Powell, 2 sons killed in 'intentional' blast at Wash. home
• Giants, Patriots fans anxiously watch rematch
• Josh Powell, 2 sons killed in 'intentional' blast at Wash. home
• Plans for Balto. Co. senior developments moving forward
• Jack L.B. Gohn: Pirates, iPads and the end of extraterritoriality
• Changes to Harbor Point proposed
• Opinions – 2/6/12: Maryland Court of Appeals
• Sean Somerville: Many lessons to learn from fantasy football
• Opinions – 2/6/12: 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
• With revenue sources down, MLSC is bracing for cuts
• Bar renewal notice spurs change of career for new Italian restaurateur
• Law movers – 2/6/12: McCarus made partner at firm
• Church contractor’s default costs surety $1M
• Victim’s mother fights license renewal bill
• Storms may have killed off many stink bugs
• Project seeks 1 million veterans to give blood, DNA for research
• Hagerstown mall locked down after uproar over Nikes
• Hagerstown mall locked down after uproar over Nikes
• Deliberations to resume in Arundel death-penalty trial
• Anne Arundel man is badly hurt while cutting tree
• Volunteer opportunities abound in Harford Co.
• USAF Langley Winds Woodwind Ensemble: Free concert in Havre de Grace, Feb. 29
• At which MD restaurant can you eat all you want, take a shower? Country Pride
• Environmental issues kids can handle - Part 1: Recycling becomes a habit
• Terps can't hold on, lose to North Carolina, 83-74
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Supports Go Red!
• Ravens' Birk named Walter Payton NFL Man of Year
• Residents given chance to balance Baltimore's budget
• Woman killed in single-car crash in Cockeysville
• City, Howard Co. weighing expansion of growler beer sales
• Update on Baltimore County Communities for the Homeless (BCCH)
• Baltimore United Congregations sponsors youth serving homeless event -March 15th
• Abused goat found wandering in Linthicum gets new home
• Rain, snow, but no accumulation, forecast for tonight
• Two injured after party in Violetville
• Pedestrian struck by car near Towson Starbucks
• Occupy D.C. camp raided by police
• Bill would limit public information requests of professors
• The Impact of Race on Child Welfare: free town hall meeting at Goucher, Feb. 16
• Glen Burnie man in critical condition after crash
• Peabody To Present Argento's Postcard From Morocco and Handel's Giulio Cesare
• River Herring ban effective January 2012
• Police: Officer tipped off suspects about drug raid
• The Rockfish Celebration is coming to Baltimore
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Jan. 30 – Feb. 3
• Alexandria's Brabo by Robert Wiedmaier: combining the best of Europe and America
• Ex-NBA player Oliver Miller sentenced to one year in jail
• Ocean City agrees to let artists sell work on the boardwalk
• Army orders court-martial in WikiLeaks case
• Bill would impose civil penalties on homestead credit scofflaws
• Giant to buy two Fresh & Green's supermarkets in Baltimore
• Accused WikiLeaker Manning sent to court-martial
• 5 watermen charged with oyster violations
• Former NBA player sentenced to 1 year in Edgewater assault
• Hungarian man gets 2.5 years for Marriott hacking, extortion
• Coach in Earth Treks sex abuse case gets four years
• Man sentenced for blackmailing Marriott hotels chain for job
• N.Y. attorney general sues banks in foreclosure effort
• Community traffic and parking meeting at Southeast Anchor Library Feb. 7
• Stanley Black & Decker, Adventist cutting 242 jobs in Baltimore area
• 20-building portfolio in Columbia sold
• Study: Facebook users get more than they give
• Financial advisor sentenced in scheme to defraud clients
• Ravens won’t raise ticket prices for 2012
• Giant to take over Fresh & Green’s in Hampden, Parkville
• Giant acquires two Fresh & Green’s stores in area
• McDevitt leaving CEO post at Medifast
• Arrest made in fatal shooting of youth mentor
• Groups react to Komen's Planned Parenthood reversal
• Ravens season-ticket prices to stay frozen in 2012
• Street dedicated for slain Baltimore officer Torbit
• Berger Cookies to roll out limited edition flavors
• Benson puts weeklong hold on state police chief appointment
• Feast @ 4 East closing
• Taylor Swift donates 14,000 Scholastic books to local library
• Ravens won't raise ticket prices for 2012 season
• Maryland-bred crane chicks to finish migration by truck
• Preakness 2012 ticket sales up; Kegasus remains elusive
• Attorney Laria: Court decision paves way for 25th Street Station
• 4 arrested for Towson Town Center Mall holiday murder
• Md. revises some Baltimore property owners' tax bills
• St. Agnes to move 150 workers to Lansdowne Station
• Medifast CEO McDevitt to be replaced by MacDonald
• Owings Mills developer says project won't add to traffic mess
• Annapolis paving contractor extradited to Md.
• Harford master plan hearing set for Feb. 7
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop at Harford Road
• Maroon 5, Wiz Khalifa to headline Preakness InfieldFest
• Trooper narrowly escapes injury during chase in Harford Co.
• U.S. unemployment rate down to 8.3 percent on hiring
• Maroon 5, Wiz Khalifa to headline Preakness Infield 2012
• McDaniel College breaks ground on new stadium
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Sunny, high near 50
• Perkins promoted to chief operating office of Anne Arundel Medical Center
• Johns Hopkins University's Homewood Museum February-May 2012 Exhibition & Programming Highlights
• Johns Hopkins University's Evergreen Museum & Library February-May 2012 Exhibition & Programming Highlights
• Salisbury completes $40M fundraising campaign
• Salisbury University raises $40M
• Cattle prod found in BWI passenger's carry-on
• Standoff in Carroll Co. ends peacefully
• McDevitt out as CEO of Medifast
• Firms vying for state contracts fund O'Malley-led group
• Komen debate grows in Maryland, nation
• Grand Prix talks focus on Indianapolis contractor
• Four arrested in December killing at Towson Town Center
• Mayor takes stand in pension trial
• Some property owners receive revised assessments
• Feds green-light offshore wind for Maryland
• Family awaits answers in police shooting
• Maryland public defender asks for stay in high court's ruling
• Former Baraka student sentenced to 70 months for drug conspiracy
• HBO's 'Game Change' trailer: Palin in meltdown mode
• Week in review – 2/3/12: O’Malley backs taxes for jobs
• Lt. Gov. Brown leading state’s effort to make public-private partnerships common
• C. Fraser Smith: The political cost of raising taxes
• Ocean City commercial fleet brings home big catch
• Baltimore principals among lowest-paid in the state
• Minor fire at Bel Air fast food restaurant
• Minor fire at Bel Air fast food restaurant
• 25th Street Station’s foes lose on appeal
• Christopher Summers: We need to put the brakes on the O’Malley gas tax
• Editorial: Upping the ante for tech transfer
• TeleCommunication Systems earnings beat expectations
• News Corp. names ex-Bloomberg exec. as Dow Jones CEO
• On the move – 2/3/12: Anne Arundel Medical Center promotes Perkins
• Under Armour expansion gets planning commission OK
• Maryland Zoo leopard predicts spring is on the way
• Tiki Barge wants to expand to include Raw Barge
• Tiki Barge wants to expand to include Raw Barge
• Former Struever Bros. exec Posko named to lead Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake
• Cattle prod found in passenger’s carry-on at BWI
• Adventist Behavioral Health to close Crownsville campus
• New Southwest Airlines plane could bring BWI Airport more long-haul flights
• The Greene Turtle is a great experience
• Einstein Bros. Bagels delicious 400 calories or less menu
• Photos: Most valuable bank brands in the U.S.
• Maryland offshore wind clears major hurdle
• Morton's The Steakhouse plans to renovate Baltimore location
• The will of the people has been voiced…
• WJZ tops major newscasts in Jan. with adult viewers
• NDP holds annual Catholic Schools Week fundraiser and other private school news
• Under Armour scouts for 2012 'Ultimate Intern Team'
• Aberdeen officials condemn Days Inn hotel
• Baltimore home prices fell 2.9 percent in December
• Retailers post mixed sales results for January
• Howard moves on new Elkridge elementary school
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop near Providence Road
• Interior secretary to make offshore wind announcement
• Fewer seek unemployment aid as job market improves
• Cole says he alerted state to assessment error years ago
• Six shot, two dead, as violence sweeps several neighborhoods
• Prizes galore for winning Google’s K-12 Doodle contest
• New beer bar coming to Canton this fall
• Woman takes Honda to small-claims court, wins big
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Rain early, then clearing, high near 60
• Mikulski bill would speed approval of new drugs by FDA
• On the Move, 2/2: Brost joins Harborside Group as mutual fund consultant
• Maryland basketball team falls to Miami, 90-86, in 2 OTs
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Kicks Off American Heart Month In Baltimore
• Biking on Mt. Royal Avenue
• Four non-fatal shootings Wednesday evening in city
• Man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Advocates voice concerns over embattled foster care provider
• Harford teachers union, school board reach accord on bonus
• Facebook files to go public
• Exelon picks Harbor Point for future headquarters
• Video shows city police officer striking man during arrest
• Panel says Carroll board violated Open Meetings Act
• O'Malley makes his case for 'investments' in Maryland
• University leaders praise O'Malley's proposed budget
• St. Joseph Medical Center narrows field of suitors to three
• Howard school system closes on new school site in Elkridge
• Filmmaker ousted from fracking hearing
• Arundel jury starts deliberations in slaying of prison guard
• Arundel jury starts deliberations in slaying of prison guard
• Panel chaired by Harris boots filmmaker at hearing
• Exelon's move to Harbor Point to reshape downtown Baltimore
• Prince George’s trying again for a bag tax
• Judge hears Hopkins’ case to dismiss Belward lawsuit
• Internet exciting to Maryland lottery
• T. Rowe Price among principal stockholders in Facebook IPO
• Procter & Gamble to cut 1,600 jobs
• Maryland Board of Physicians gets new leader
• Delegate proposing Maryland missing children’s plan
• My first underground dinner created by Chef Beej Flamholtz
• Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• New plea expected in document thefts case
• Fourth movie screen coming to Rotunda
• Fourth movie screen coming to Rotunda
• Jurors get accused killer’s capital murder case
• Baltimore Grand Prix near 'point of no return'
• D.C. Council committee OKs online gambling repeal
• Creperie Breizh food truck folds
• Creperie Breizh food truck folds
• Baltimore cabbie charged with sexual assault of 14-year-old
• State of the Ravens review: Rice will return
• Exelon picks Harbor Point for Baltimore HQ
• Bisciotti: Ravens 'not over' pain from Patriots loss
• Despite sister's death, Nick Carter tour still on
• Despite sister's death, Nick Carter tour still on
• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Harford CC: Feb. 3-5, 10-12
• Board of Education seeks public response to funding dispute
• Federal Hill sets dates for festivals
• Exelon picks Harbor Point for new Constellation HQ
• Sound off on tax proposal
• Baltimore Bohemians soccer team ink Natty Boh as top sponsor
• Same-sex marriage bill goes in the House with 56 cosponsors
• Notice of zoning hearing change
• Retiring AD of Archbishop Spalding to be honored by IAAM, MIAA; successor named
• Legg Mason launches fund for wealthy investors
• O'Malley's State of the State speech: Full text
• O'Malley's State of the State focuses on jobs, investments
• Vaccination clinics available locally
• 2012 Wedding Planning Guide: Over the top wedding
• 2012 Wedding Planning Guide: Who will stand up for me?
• Community Calendar: Feb. 1
• Suspect in the area using stolen credit & ATM cards
• Assault by pointing: Suspect communicates with one gun, one finger
• Show looks at our sense of place and belonging (and not)
• Science Center offers a journey to the center of the bug world
• Two women robbed outside Petit Louis in Roland Park
• Succulent eats in Sobo
• What can Simon bring the O’s?
• 2012 Wedding Planning Guide: Color Cues
• Traffic: Two vehicle accident on I-95 south near Keith Ave.
• Man with machete, wearing GPS monitor, carjacks woman
• O'Malley to address lawmakers in annual speech
• Facebook expected to file IPO as early as Wednesday
• 22-year-old man shot in each leg in Southwest Baltimore
• Coca-Cola to be official soft drink of Ocean City
• O’Malley set to give State of the State speech
• A City Divided Pt. 2: Local Taxes
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• To accompany mayor on recent trips, police spent $3,900
• Wednesday forecast: Morning showers possible, high near 67
• Movers & Shakers, 2/1: McCuan named director of education and outreach by JA of Central Md.
• MICA Community Featured in Off-Campus Events, Exhibitions Throughout February
• Man indicted on charges he stalked ex-wife for five years
• Firm outlines air-quality problems at Edgewater school
• Several hundred turn out for hearing on same-sex marriage bill
• Columbia Association to drop 'People Tree' from logo
• Police search for four thieves in Lowe's break-in, fatal accident
• Challenger outraised Bartlett in 6th District race
• Md. moves to suspend foster placements with Hyattsville firm
• Profiles in care: an Allstate "give back local hero" - Robert Cradle
• Report shows two drunken drivers in fatal crash
• Vermin Supreme
• O’Malley makes case for gay marriage law
• Counsel at bail, round 2
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Supports Go Red!
• Several hundred turn out for hearing on same-sex marriage bill
• Audit cites inmate access to social security numbers
• Former Turtle Broker From Maryland Faces Possible Prison Time
• D.C. poised to pull plug on online gambling
• Auditors: Inmates had access to patient Social Security numbers
• Assembly in no hurry on gas tax
• Murder Ink
• Tablets help students get ready for business
• Councilmania
• W.R. Grace another step closer to emerging from bankruptcy
• Pursuit of Justice: To control corruption, we must first define it
• Online support for Bel Air teen accused of murder
• Non-nonviolence
• Education leaders offer plan to fix school funding law
• It's official: Atlantic sturgeon 'endangered'
• Balto. Co. spending could grow by $47.5 million next year
• UM, federal officials discuss ideas to reduce college costs
• January best opening month for stocks since 1997
• Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Fest is coming to Baltimore County
• H. Ward Classen: Achieving a work/life balance
• Cigna completes purchase of HealthSpring Inc.
• Survey: 20% of Marylanders lack emergency savings
• Jos. A. Bank hiring across the Baltimore area
• Maryland breweries, wineries see sales bump in 2011
• Constellation execs named to Exelon positions if merger closes
• Midei, St. Joseph Medical Center lawsuit hearing postponed
• Maryland considers statewide wine corkage law
• Child care and early childhood development resources in MD
• Dalonte Hill's court date for drunk driving charge set
• W.R. Grace reorganization plan approved by U.S. District Court
• S.A. Elite to open first East Coast store at Columbia mall
• Harford Co. needs to stop housing repeat offenders
• Baltimore's low suburban office vacancy rates are No. 3 nationally
• Columbia firm to spend $100M on rental properties
• Home prices dropped in November in most U.S. cities
• Md. Realtors take aim at O'Malley's tax proposals
• Traffic: 3 vehicle accident on I-695 inner loop near I-70
• Chesapeake Lodging to buy N.Y. Hyatt Place for $76.5M
• Anne Arundel sheriff: Link tax refunds to warrants
• Md. senators to hear gay marriage testimony
• Former P.G. County executive’s prison term delayed
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Fleming's turns up the passion with three day Valentine's celebration
• Tuesday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 62
• Police chase ends with suspect being shot in Baltimore
• City begins discussions on health in the neighborhoods
• Movers & Shakers, 1/31: Adler appointed to lead St. James Academy
• Vincent E. Thomas/VTDance Presents Shadows
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Names New Finance Director
• Baltimore gets child sexual abuse prevention training grant
• Man stabbed in downtown Baltimore, expected to live
• Same-sex marriage foes push traditional unions at rally
• No injuries or delays as private jet overshoots BWI runway
• City finance nominee had turbulent record in Richmond
• Maryland to see 60-degree temperatures this week
• Doctors push for new child safety seat standards
• A festive pan-Asian brunch experience at Asia Nine
• Mentally disabled to settle sex-abuse suit
• Mom with latex allergy wins in Court of Appeals
• Woman walks into light rail train in downtown Baltimore
• Baltimore Co. man dies in accident when car falls on him
• Police seek help finding suspect in Mount Vernon hold-up
• City police SWAT arrests attempted murder suspect
• Md. collects $400K child support payment, largest ever
• Google and Facebook teaming up to combat phishing
• Baltimore Homeless Examiner teaches workshop for the homeless
• Collision between train, truck in Westminster
• Defense: Officer's killer didn't appear to be Stephens
• Kimberly M. Burns: We need a lockbox before gas tax increase
• Week ahead for Baltimore Homeless/Christianity Examiner - Verinda Birdsong
• Suit: FDA monitored staff’s private email
• O'Malley proposes 6 percent increase in gas prices
• Many federal workers out-earn private sector labor
• Pepco buys UMd.'s solar home contest winner
• First Mariner narrows 4Q loss
• Pepco buys UM’s solar home contest winner
• BCSB Bancorp earnings soar in first quarter
• Tech companies team up to combat email scams
• Abortion doc’s lawyers seek dismissal of murder charges in Maryland
• Aberdeen man charged with sexual assault of girl, 13
• Farm Bureau seeks summary judgment in bay suit against EPA
• Tech Council of Maryland names Jacoby interim CEO
• O'Malley supports sales tax on gasoline
• Hertz, Enterprise Rent-A-Car hiring in Baltimore area
• Johns Hopkins to offer dual master's degrees in business and engineering
• Documents reveal new names, allegations in towing scandal
• Body recovered from Patapsco River in South Baltimore
• NASA introduces new game app for facebook, multi-player or fly solo
• New Enterprise Associates launches The Experiment Fund
• Baltimore's Lookingglass Cyber Solutions raises $5M
• 2012 Artscape applications now available
• Green Building Council honors Maryland projects, businesses
• Archdiocese of Baltimore selling historic church
• PG Co. failing to meet development goals
• BRAC history could favor Washington
• Baltimore names Harry Black as new finance director
• Capitol Heights working on ‘green street’ blueprint
• Hyattsville Safeway closing after 30 years
• Man found fatally shot in head on S.W. Baltimore street
• UM launches new environmental research center
• Occupy Frederick ends weeklong encampment
• Rawlings-Blake names new finance director
• MD sees Bay cleanup costing $7.5 billion by 2017
• Westminster man killed in Pa. plane crash identified
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 46
• Campbell joins Ober|Kaler as Counsel in Financial Institutions Group
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Top Federal Officials Kick Off Major Construction in Baltimore
• Board Of School Commissioners Appointed
• Pratt's Historic Canton Branch Closing for Renovation
• Informational Hearing On City Council Resolution 12-0010R- Property Tax Reassessment Process For Residential Properties
• Carbon monoxide leak sends 7 to hospitals
• City to name new director of finance
• Vonta Leach scores TD, helps AFC to win in Pro Bowl
• Same-sex marriage opponents plan Annapolis rally Monday
• 3 teens killed in crash were recent high school grads
• Home birth supporters seek to ease midwife rules
• Harford rescue teams aid in search for missing Pa. kayaker
• Therapy horse of the year keeps working in old age
• Yearlong Black Male Identity Project concludes
• Va. man found dead in Md. well was homicide victim
• Va. man found dead in Md. well was homicide victim
• From theater to Towson U. president: an unusual rise
• O'Malley tells gay conference he backs their cause
• Marianne D. Fishler: In this economy, more risk may be necessary
• Yoga store killer apologizes, but gets life without parole
• Donna Hill Staton: Food stamps: Fighting words
• Betsy Nelson: Boards should spend time looking forward
• Opinions – 1/30/12: Maryland Court of Appeals
• Man stabbed at show gets $20K in damages
• Law movers – 1/30/12: Campbell joins Ober|Kaler
• Transaction costs pinch McCormick’s 4Q earnings
• Opinions – 1/30/12: 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
• Habitat for Humanity helping McElderry Park
• Maryland man killed in Pa. plane crash
• Maryland man killed in Pa. plane crash
• Police investigating two Sunday shootings in the city
• O’Malley all wet as Polar Bear Plunge raises $3m for Md. Special Olympics
• Ovations for O’Donnell ring loud in Southern Maryland
• Baltimore-Washington tech events - week of January 29, 2012
• Member of PCP ring gets 14 years in prison
• Member of PCP ring gets 14 years in prison
• Man imprisoned for 45 years for killing lifelong friend
• Man imprisoned for 45 years for killing lifelong friend
• Ravens becoming NFL's choke artists
• Teens driving wrong way die in collision; second driver killed
• Botched Federal Hill assessment is latest error by state agency
• Man with multiple gunshot wounds found in West Baltimore
• Driver struck hunter, gets hit by car in double pedestrian fatality
• Founder of Arundel breaking-news site killed in crash
• Maryland holds on to beat Virginia Tech, 73-69
• Polar Bear plungers turn out in record numbers, raise record for charity
• Towson men's basketball team ends record losing streak
• Md. 'robo-signing' case thrown out of federal court
• Md. 'robo-signing' case thrown out of federal court
• Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson falls at charity event
• Baltimore Police find man, 27 shot in back early Saturday
• Library provides a Master Gardener workshop
• Man convicted in retaliation shooting that struck 10-year-old
• Man convicted of raping woman after posing as 'hack' taxi
• School yard fight takes vicious turn as 1 teen gets airlifted to Shock Trauma
• Woman dead after single-car crash in White Marsh
• Man seriously injured in fight outside Broadneck high school
• Join your local environmental group
• Proposal on tuition, student aid raises hopes and concerns
• St. Peter the Apostle Church to be sold by archdiocese
• No. 1 Aberdeen girls defeat No. 2 Digital Harbor, 67-38
• No. 1 Aberdeen girls defeat No. 2 Digital Harbor, 67-38
• Lawyers in abortion murder case say fetal deaths occurred in N.J.
• Debate over vote on immigrant tuition moves to Arundel court
• New heads of police discipline, training speak of reforms
• Four indicted in woman's murder, drug dealing on The Block
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Jan. 23-27
• 6 illnesses linked to raw milk from Pa. dairy store
• Stronach plans IPOs for six racehorse-ownership firms
• Balto. Co. announces new movie theater in downtown Towson
• Casey’s Bar & Restaurant hosted Ravens T. Smith & B. Ayanbadejo & Jeremy Cohn
• St. Joseph Medical Center lays off 17 people
• Full 4-year scholarships available at Antioch College: Deadline to apply Feb. 15
• Mayor, Alonso ask legislators for school construction flexibility
• Ravens promote Pees, bring back Cameron
• Law digest – 1/30/12
• Report: Facebook IPO filing could come next week
• Get your fresh Maryland produce -- CSA -- order now
• Poolesville man who drove truck into crowd gets 18 months
• Dunkirk Skatepark contest coverage and park re-construction update
• Obama defends tax proposals at Dems meeting on E. Shore
• Man, 25, identified in fatal Owings Mills car crash
• Maryland septics legislation prompts criticism, confusion
• Lt. Gov. Brown outlines 2012 legislative priorities
• Baltimore police aim to boost professionalism
• Towson Circle to get 16-screen Cinemark theater
• Photos: Baltimore Business Journal 2012 Book of Lists party
• Jameson Whiskey and cigar social at Baltimore's Ryleigh's Oyster
• BBJcast: Johns Hopkins' $1.1 billion patient towers
• St. Joseph Medical Center lays off 17
• Real Estate Weekly – 1/27/12: Towne Park, Gaylord Hotel extend deal
• Park Service warns Occupy D.C. to end camps Monday
• Food=Art Aphrodisiacs in Baltimore, but hurry!
• Free and healthy summer meals available for Md. youth
• First lady apologizes for "coward" remark
• Cinemark Theatres to anchor $85M Towson Circle III
• T. Rowe Price CEO Kennedy says hiring will continue in 2012
• Flush fees could triple for Md. public water users
• Bipartisan bill aimed at easing Maryland farm taxes
• T. Rowe Price profit down slightly in 4Q; tops estimates
• Frederick Co. approves annexation of 400 acres
• Residents offer input on Ocean Pines Yacht Club expansion
• Dentist used paper clips as posts in root canal
• Uplifting final farewell to Joe Paterno (pics, video)
• Maryland home builders seek moratorium on new regulations
• Legg Mason profit down 54% in 4Q
• Traffic: Crash on I-95 southbound at Route 212
• T. Rowe sees slight dip in quarterly profit as taxes increase
• Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011
• Legg Mason net income falls 54 percent in fiscal third quarter
• Md. gas-drilling panel starts 2nd round of work
• Sentencing for woman who killed coworker at Bethesda yoga shop
• Woman, child injured in rowhouse fire in N.E. Baltimore
• Sentencing scheduled in Bethesda yoga shop murder case
• Top of the List: Largest layoffs in Maryland
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Showers, windy, high near 59
• Restaurant Association of Maryland now taking nominations for Annual Awards Gala
• Barbour Group’s Smith appointed chairman of Carroll Area Transit System board
• Intercambio: An Artful Language Exchange
• Sunrize: The Musical - Iron Crow Theatre Company Fundraiser at Theatre Project
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Expansion of Domestic Violence Reduction Initiative
• NAACP head gives keynote at LGBT conference
• No. 2 Milford Mill boys beat No. 1 Dunbar, 55-53
• Poised Blitzer stands up to, backs down Gingrich in debate
• Conviction of former P.G. schools chief partly reversed
• Charles Street closure nears, a decade after redesign proposed
• Md.'s top court to hear Arundel binding arbitration dispute
• The Daily Record announces its 2012 Influential Marylanders
• Baltimore Private Schools present music and theater: January 27-28
• Commissioners reject expansion of Carroll Regional Airport
• Bills seek to reverse high court ruling on bail hearings
• Maryland power plant closing to avoid pollution rules
• Man killed in car accident near Owings Mills Mall
• Developer wants $41M PILOT to lure Exelon to the harbor
• Company aims to build viable electric car in Md.
• The future arrives at Hopkins
• Alderman Kirby serves Annapolis with no home of his own
• Man in wheelchair struck, killed by truck in N.E. Balt.
• Teen pleads guilty in Arundel pizza shop, 7-Eleven killings
• Week in review – 1/27/12: Sparrows Point is back to work
• Senators want security clearance tax credit
• Advocates voice support for Calvert Cliffs third reactor
• Barry F. Rosen: Tax-exempt hospitals get new requirements
• Foreclosures take smaller slice of sales
• Charles C. Haynes : A student’s hard lesson in religious freedom
• On the move – 1/27/12: Smith leads board of transit system
• 112 workers at BWI bars, eateries could face layoffs
• 112 workers at BWI bars, eateries could face layoffs
• State Dems, GOP agree to push package of bills in Annapolis
• City school police ratify new labor contract
• Caller reports indecent exposure at Abingdon adult bookstore
• Psychics to try and summon spirit of Edgar Allan Poe
• Baltimore selected to host Navy Week
• Photos: Johns Hopkins unveils $1.1B pair of patient towers
• Flacco won't be attending Polar Bear Plunge Saturday
• SSP America to cut 112 jobs at BWI
• Maryland's top planner defends O'Malley's PlanMaryland
• Beverage maker Triple Ventures plans to hire 50 in Cambridge
• Applebee’s 550 or less calories menu encourages healthy eating
• Politics affect your flavor preferences: liberal or conservative, check it out!
• Susquehanna Bank profit up 47% in 4Q
• Runner Meets Foodie review of The Corner Bistro
• Tottenham Hotspur's eyeing 2012 soccer game in Baltimore
• Owner of former McCormick site seeks tax breaks to lure Exelon
• Police seek help solving killing of man shot in robbery
• Under Armour CFO talks new products, Tide Point expansion
• Man dies in crash Aberdeen
• Canton library to close, but it’s a good thing
• Pier Six announces 1st show of season: Mac Miller
• Southside Marketplace grants: Last chance to apply for cash
• Little Italy classes offer chance to learn Italian, cooking, bocce and more
• Report: Maryland's construction spending topped $3.2B in '10
• Maryland bill would allow farmers to brew, sell beer
• Community Calendar: Week of Jan. 25
• Police investigate shootings near Station North, Mayfield
• Dunbar’s fourth-quarter comeback downs Poly, 58-51
• McCormick beats Street estimates in 4Q
• Ravens wrap-up: What more does Joe Flacco have to prove?
• Brady’s Back!
• Try special-occasion fare for Restaurant Week
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Maryland man pleads guilty in terrorist bomb plot
• Report: Maryland's construction spending topped $3.2B in '10
• Montgomery Co. eyes Glenmont development
• Purple Line temporary condemnation list includes 170 parcels
• Md. counties solicit Annapolis for school funds
• O’Malley’s tax cap plan concerns Md. realtors
• Traffic: Two-vehicle crash on I-95 south at I-695
• December home sales dip 3.5 percent
• Thompson Automotive plans Edgewood expansion
• Lawmakers pitch new ground rent rules
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive
• Final ‘Farewell to Joe’ streaming live today
• Under Armour reports earnings boost in fourth quarter
• Johns Hopkins unveils new hospital
• O’Malley to meet with Bloomberg in New York
• New plea expected for Md. bomb plot suspect
• Man leads police on 100 mph chase up interstate
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Thursday forecast: Cloudy, rain after 1 p.m., high near 50
• Terps men's basketball team falls to Duke, 74-61
• Chestertown man pleads guilty to trafficking turtles for meat
• Williams watches Maryland name basketball court after him
• Chuck Pagano hired to coach the Indianapolis Colts
• State considers new pharmacy plan without Walgreens
• Five groups vie to run city rec centers
• Five groups vie to run city rec centers
• Shipowner, operator fined $1.85M in pollution case
• Death of man, 25, at Severn wrestling school ruled accidental
• Federal birth control ruling upsets religious groups
• Cumberland man to serve 10 years for running child porn site
• Want an app? There could be a tax for that
• Obama to address House Democrats in Md.
• AG loses fight against Allstate
• Last defendant settles city’s asbestos suit
• Cap plan alarms Maryland real estate agents
• Court of Appeals affirms Verizon’s settlement with PSC
• Frederick News-Post to revive Monday edition
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• O’Malley proposal not a new ‘tech tax’
• Md. bill would create new rules on ground rent
• P.G. County schools chief Hornsby gets partial win, resentencing
• Martino defends state’s slots lease decision
• Harford, Balto. counties survey homeless for annual census
• Donna Hamilton to join WBAL's 11 p.m. news
• NFL won't investigate scoreboard issue during playoff game
• Gay marriage returns to the political spotlight
• Deputy not liable in man's death after stun gun shocks, jury finds
• Man accused in slaying of law grad from Laurel to face death penalty
• A City divided - Part 1: Local Municipal Elections
• One burglary suspect dead following crash, another in jail
• Cockeysville manufacturer MarquipWardUnited is hiring
• When shopping for liquor, it's good to be a girl!
• Marylanders weigh in on Obama manufacturing push
• New Md. program offers companies stem cell research grants
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber to Hold First Women’s Lunch
• Baltimore steps up fight against domestic violence
• Baltimore steps up fight against domestic violence
• Maryland tax climate ranks as ninth worst
• Freshii Contest: use the hashtag #eatenergize on FB and Twitter, win big
• Baltimore-area bankers seek more details on Obama's refinancing plan
• Frederick's Flying Dog plans 20 new beers for 2012
• Maryland again delays awarding $2.4B pharmacy contract to Express Scripts
• BWI Airport to unveil new restaurants by late spring
• General Assembly leaders call session make or break for bay
• Orioles agree to terms with Robert Andino
• Alex. Brown Realty investment fund raises $236.6M
• Obama wants new mortgage-refinancing plan
• Maryland to rebid toll facilities advertising contract
• Laurel seeks developer for former police HQ
• Arundel Mills guard charged in theft of safe with gold, money
• Report: Cross Keys sale close
• Traffic: Accident on Route 175 at Sellner Road in Jessup
• Obama’s State of the Union address: Full text
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Chestertown man pleads guilty to trafficking turtles
• Baltimore schools CEO Alonso pitches plan to borrow $1.2B
• More copper thefts reported in Baltimore County
• Rusty Scupper to extend Winter Restaurant Week specials
• Man rescued after being trapped in Clear Spring cave
• Wednesday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 46
• Alonso wants to borrow $1.2 billion to repair city schools
• State wants to curb student suspensions
• Alonso wants to borrow $1.2 billion to repair city schools
• Engineer may be rewarded for blowing whistle on pollution
• Judge defers on constitutionality of artist's arrest at Inner Harbor
• O'Malley seeks religious support for same-sex marriage bill
• Protesters target O.C. event over speaker's anti-Muslim remarks
• Trial opens for 1st of 4 accused of murder in pizza shop robbery
• Labor Department: Maryland added 25,000 jobs in 2011
• Labor Department: Maryland added 25,000 jobs in 2011
• Court of Appeals: Foreclosure trustee can’t add fee
• 2 members of Arundel Charter Revision Commission resign
• Jury: Hospital must return Brooks’ $500K
• 4th Circuit hears NASCAR driver’s appeal
• Balto. Co. to give hiring preference to returning veterans
• O’Malley seeks to boost technology transfer
• Effort to save cranes sees successes, challenges
• Cross Keys sale appears near
• Maryland congressional redistricting lawsuit headed to Supreme Court
• Van thought to be linked to burglary crashes, killing driver
• Baltimore homeless street newspaper slated to launch in March
• Food Network, book take on weight in chef whites
• Doubling flush tax worries some legislators
• Police identify Hanover pedestrian killed in crash
• Apple doubles iPhone sales in 1Q
• Andrew Zimmern will be celebrating the foodie experience in Baltimore
• Andrew Zimmern headlines Hippodrome's 3rd annual Foodie Experience
• Hippodrome Theatre Announces 3rd Annual Foodie Experience
• Jury weighing suit over stun-gun death
• Annie Leibovitz opens new art show at Smithsonian
• Murder Ink
• Gay Marriage and Transgender rights Bills Head back to Legislature
• Numb and Numbers
• Men sentenced for roles in city kidnapping, rape
• 2012 Cool Schools Challenge Plunge: Jan 27 – 28 (pics)
• O'Malley seeks to spur technology transfers in Maryland
• Md. scratch-offs, other games could sell online by July 1, lottery director says
• T.G.I.Friday’s Right Portion, Right Price encourages delicious food in a healthy
• University of Md. professors expect bleak 2012 economy
• Car crash in city kills one, injures another, officials say
• Ablitech moves to UMB BioPark, hiring for workers
• Public opinion on Constellation-Exelon merger extended until Feb. 2
• Singer Mario to start alcohol abuse program at school
• Junior Achievement appoints new manager for operations and special events
• Baltimore Guerilla Suspension Crew
• AAI Corp. cutting 184 jobs in Hunt Valley
• Marriott to plant flag in Sochi, Russia
• Bruce Springsteen coming to Verizon Center
• Bruce Springsteen coming to Verizon Center
• Public comment period extended on Constellation merger
• Penn Station parking rates could increase
• Md. picks subcontractors for $56M travel plaza project
• Maryland unemployment rate improves to 6.7% in December
• AAI in Hunt Valley lays off 184 workers
• First of abused 'Pit 6' dogs ready for adoption
• Traffic: Five car accident on I-695 inner loop near Baltimore National Pike
• Trial begins for accused Prince George’s detective
• Annapolis Market House getting geothermal wells
• Annapolis parents fight new parking garage
• Md. attorney general urged to spurn foreclosure deal
• Job bias claims in U.S. at record level
• Second Chance gets new home
• P.G. town eyes marketing campaign to attract developers
• Closing arguments scheduled in Frederick stun-gun death trial
• Ocean City considers offseason beach horse-riding
• Zimmern to headline Foodie Experience
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Clearing skies, high near 53
• O'Malley renews bid to limit septic systems
• Midday with Dan Rodricks News Week of January 23 - 27, 2012
• Elderly man pulled to safety before train hits car
• Homeless protest shelter ban
• O'Malley introduces same-sex marriage bill
• O'Malley introduces same-sex marriage bill
• When should Baltimoreans vote? Once again, officials battle over proposals for change
• Officials battle over proposals to change city's voting date
• Two I-95 travel plazas to be rebuilt in revenue-sharing plan
• Ehrlich paid $168,000 for Schurick lawyers
• Ehrlich paid $168,000 for Schurick lawyers
• Anne Arundel Democrats vying for Jones' seat
• Easton man pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• 5 watermen charged with oyster violations
• Annapolis Area Christian School head steps down after lawsuit
• 5 firms agree to mortgage industry overhaul
• Deschenaux: State appears to be on right budget path
• Cummings hosts forum for small businesses, bankers
• Fundraising success for niche news website Baltimore Brew
• Archdiocese investigating priest charged with indecent exposure
• 4th Circuit bars ‘enemy combatant’ suit
• Counties struggling to meet education funding goals
• Judge: Feds can prosecute medical pot providers
• In deposition, Brooks unclear on deal with hospital
• States cannot regulate treatment of downed livestock
• Viral video spoofs the stuff New Yorkers say
• Ruppersberger and Md. Air National Guard open new $7m fire station (video)
• Abell Foundation grants $75,000 for tech community survey
• Maryland again recommends Express Scripts for $2.4B pharmacy contract
• Baltimore deputy mayor's car vandalized outside home
• Restaurant Week updates
• City Paper cleared of wrongdoing in libel lawsuit
• City Paper cleared of wrongdoing in libel lawsuit
• Ravens vs. Patriots report card
• Deadline to apply for NASA astronaut school approaching
• Baltimore offices somber, need 'time to heal' after Ravens' loss
• Maryland picks Areas USA to rebuild I-95 travel plazas
• O'Malley income tax plan draws fire from business group
• Baltimore annual salary averages nearly $50,000
• Aerotek promotes Todd Mohr to president
• Man gets 3 years in Woodlawn animal cruelty case
• Severn Bancorp earnings up 76% in 4Q
• Maryland Democratic leaders support gas tax increase
• 10 things every basketball fan should know about the Mercy v IND game
• Baltimore's Negro League museum nears bidding stage
• Unidentified pedestrian dies in Arundel crash
• 1.1 million in area watched Ravens, topping Super Bowl 2001
• Lower property assessments result in $10M revenue drop for Worcester Co.
• Ravens-Patriots game sets social media record
• makingCHANGE and Junior Achievement to host 'Y-Fi' Youth Finance Event: Jan. 28
• O'Malley to promote agenda at 'tweet-up'
• Traffic: Accident at Red Run Blvd., Owings Mills Blvd.
• BlackBerry maker co-CEOs step down
• Two jump from second floor to escape city fire
• O’Malley to discuss legislative agenda
• Defense opening case in Frederick stun-gun death trial
• Wicomico teacher accused of sex with student
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• What the Governor’s budget plan and redistricting map means to black legislators
• Forecast: Rainy, freezing rain advisory, high 46
• Horne to co-chair MSBA subcommittee
• Cundiff misses game-tying FG as Ravens fall to Patriots
• Councilman Stokes Introduces Resolution Calling For An Informational Hearing On Property Tax Reassessments
• O'Malley to unveil new approach to wind power
• Perry Hall fire displaces 12
• Federal offices opening late Monday due to freezing rain
• Federal offices opening late Monday due to freezing rain
• Mayors make seafood dinner bet on today's AFC game
• Mayors make seafood dinner bet on today's AFC game
• O'Malley under scrutiny as he serves in two roles
• Patriots vs. Ravens AFC championship game photo highlights
• Cundiff misses game-tying FG as Ravens fall to Patriots
• Red Rocks in Colorado hosts 1st winter show
• At courthouses, hundreds protest ruling
• Opinions – 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals: 1/23/12
• Barve: Votes for transit funding not there
• Panetta lifts ‘probation’ on Marines’ F-35
• Budget boost won’t cover lawyers at bail
• Bethesda Softworks secures ‘Fallout’ – again
• Opinions – 1/23/12: Maryland Court of Appeals
• Betsy Nelson: A decade later and the stories keep coming
• Analysis: Email attacks against Garagiola don’t hold up
• Vehicle crashes into Shot Tower
• Officials: Towson priest arrested for indecent exposure
• Officials: Towson priest arrested for indecent exposure
• Police officer, two others injured in Mt. Airy crash
• Police officer, two others injured in Mt. Airy crash
• State's student homeless population doubles
• One-on-One w/Karl Rove regarding the South Carolina results and more
• Curtis Bay getting Coast Guard Cutter from Va.
• Baltimore-Washington tech events - week of January 22, 2012
• Police officer, his prisoner, and another driver injured in car crash
• Introducing Merlin, ROSES’ 2011 Therapy Horse of the Year
• State's student homeless population doubles
• Naval Academy grad killed in Afghanistan
• Waitress says she saw Annie McCann before mysterious death
• Ehrlich to write weekly column for Sun
• Environmental jobs are increasing Part 2
• Joe Paterno, battling cancer, in serious condition
• Len injured as Terps fall to Temple, 73-60, at the Palestra
• Police release sketch of sexual assault suspect (video)
• One man dead after double shooting in city barber shop
• Ravens vs. Patriots preview
• Rusty Scupper shows its Purple Pride
• Ray Rice for ‘FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Year’ wins $25K for JACMD
• Many Md. schools closed or delayed today due to snow and ice
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Bets Boston Mayor Thomas Menino That The Ravens Will Win AFC Championship
• Ain't Misbehavin'
• Walters' Drop-in Art Activities In February 2012
• The Walters Art Museum Advance Exhibition Schedule January 2012 - June 2013
• Man arrested in 2000 Dundalk killing not long-time suspect
• Man fatally shot in West Baltimore
• Boehner pleads for unity at GOP retreat in Harbor East
• O'Malley 'flush fee' increase may fall short
• 100-year sentence in bathtub-drowning murder
• State, localities prepared for first storm of year
• Maryland basketball assistant Hill arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Drug boss Blackwell gets 20 years in heroin conspiracy
• Baltimore bars prep for rush of Ravens fans
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Jan. 16-20
• High court restricts Dobbins Island access
• Abortion doctor arraigned on murder charge, argues law unconstitutional
• Man sentenced for sexual assault in Skateworks case
• Gino's Burgers and Chicken coming to Camden Yards
• Labor wants guaranteed role in wind-power plan
• Camp Woodward to tour the East Coast starting at the Charmcity Skatepark in Md.
• House GOP seeks unity in election-year challenge
• Photo of the Day – Purple with a capital “P”
• 2 die after being found in tent in Aberdeen homeless camp
• State lawmakers consider local spending on schools
• SunTrust fourth-quarter profit up 33 percent
• Renowned attorney Bennett to represent Megaupload
• Kodak gets 2013 deadline to reorganize
• With IPO in sight, Millennial Media doing plenty of hiring
• Photos: Ravens' pep rally draws downtown workers
• Video from Southern Maryland Skate Association contest at the Dunkirk Skatepark
• Select Rental files lawsuit against former Baltimore Grand Prix organizers
• 2 dozen protest outside Baltimore courthouse
• Orioles to unveil website dedicated to 20th season at Camden Yards
• Pasadena man sentenced to life for fiancee's contract killing
• Notice for Maryland redistricting appeal sent to Supreme Court
• Police arrest hit-and-run driver from August incident
• Cristo Rey Jesuit betting on another Ravens win and trip to Super Bowl
• Real Estate Weekly – 1/20/12: Maryland ranks 5th in LEED buildings
• Annapolis Restaurant Week comes with FREE rides and FREE parking vouchers
• Ravens-Patriots AFC Championship tickets drop in price
• Where to watch the AFC Championship game featuring the 2011 AFC North Champions
• Op-Ed: Politics Gone Wild - When is 'enuff' enough?
• Help find missing 13 year-old Shawn David
• Realities of Real Estate: Ruling on lead paint law rocks the rental market
• Try Kona Grill’s six seasonal (zest) items for a limited time
• Mother’s Grille, 98 Rock & Miller Lite Purple Friday Rally (win a trip to NE)
• Woman fights off attempted rape in Guilford
• Howard Bancorp profit up 30 cents in 4Q
• Baltimore Ravens relish the role of the underdog
• Label maker relocating to Joppa
• Baltimore Mayor bets Boston Mayor on Ravens vs. Patriots game
• Chocolate shop plans February opening in Frederick Co.
• Md.'s family farms back estate tax change bill
• Northrop Grumman leases 54K s.f. in Baltimore Co.
• Sperry Van Ness opening Annapolis office
• BBJcast: Orioles want All-Star game back in Baltimore
• Court reverses $2.6M lead paint judgment against Baltimore
• 3 in Frederick accused of counterfeiting
• Girl, 6, killed in four-alarm Cumberland house fire
• Affordable housing bill could cost Montgomery Co. $60M
• Traffic: Crash on I-95 southbound at split with I-895
• Harford County housing market boosted by rental demand
• State, PG Co. officials see proposed hospital as economic driver
• Md. revokes tax breaks for 550 Baltimore homeowners
• Junior Achievement & HCPSS partner in Middle School Economics Education Program
• Google’s 4Q disappoints as advertising prices sink
• Friday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 36, wintry mix overnight
• Panel of senators meet to discuss ethics policies
• Top of the List: Baltimore's interior design firms
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Special Focus Section: Banking
• B&O American Brasserie extends Restaurant Week, holds Winter White sale
• Peros appointed president/general counsel of triCerat
• Charm City LGBT Film Festival
• Doctor in botched-abortion case transferred to Md.
• Popular file-sharing website Megaupload shut down
• Parents of dead teen say state lost organs during autopsy
• Morgan State reinstates basketball coach Todd Bozeman
• Morgan State reinstates basketball coach Todd Bozeman
• Hundreds of deportation cases may be closed
• Ravens' win could mean big bucks in endorsements
• Hundreds of city homeowners lose invalid tax breaks
• Purple Pride overzealous at Roland Park school, say some parents
• Indy offers fans big attractions, compact space
• Ravens’ sponsors’ payoffs come in different ways
• NSA says classified information found on seized hard drives
• 1 lb., 13 oz.: Are these the tiniest Ravens fans?
• 1 lb., 13 oz.: Are these the tiniest Ravens fans?
• Court reverses $2.6 million lead paint judgments against city
• 150 rally at State House for higher gas tax
• ‘Show Your Ravens Purple Pride’ Part Deux (pics)
• Week in review: 1/20/12
• O’Malley increases DDA funding
• Donald C. Fry: Myths, reality and transportation revenue
• C. Fraser Smith: Right time, right place for Lee
• Editorial: Going after tax giveaways
• EWC Consultants Presents -Rock Your Sales Seminar: January 26th
• Del. Schuh weighs run for Anne Arundel County exec
• Gilmor Homes drug dealer sentenced to federal prison
• Lead-paint verdicts against HABC overturned on appeal
• City smackdown: Baltimore vs. Boston for bragging rights
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• Parents of dead Virginia girl say state lost organs during autopsy
• Maryland among top 10 states for LEED-certified space
• O’Donnell Street going east to close for the weekend
• Marriott only Maryland company on best places to work list
• 2nd officer advises court-martial in Manning WikiLeaks case
• Maryland's Democratic, Republican leaders square off on job creation
• BB&T earnings up in fourth quarter, year
• Citi still shopping Baltimore's OneMain Financial unit
• Baltimore TV stations seeks on- and off-air talent
• Apple releases new ‘iTunes U’ (niversity) App for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch
• Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week is Friday Jan 20, 2012-Sunday Jan 29, 2012
• Boston Market has an inviting and warm meal waiting for you
• Southwest Airlines income up in 4Q, down for year
• Photos: Maryland executives make Ravens-Patriots predictions
• JBG Cos. to start on new Social Security complex Jan. 26
• Mount Saint Joseph Robotics Team entry to be tested by astronauts in space
• Road rage turns violent with shots fired on I-95, Harford Co. man charged (vid)
• Optimism growing modestly among home builders
• Brake maker expanding Westminster plant
• Hit and run driver who struck state trooper on I-83 turns himself in
• Work on $19M Montgomery Co. animal shelter set for Jan. 28
• U.S. unemployment claims fall to lowest since 2008
• Traffic: Accident at I-70 westbound near Route 32
• Montgomery Co. offers $40M for Wheaton redevelopment
• Md. task force urges lawmakers to create foreclosure registry
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• $7.5M gift to fix Washington Monument
• Man found fatally shot in head at playground in S.W. Baltimore
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• Poe toaster was a no-show
• Poe fans call an end to ‘Toaster’ tradition
• Forecast: Flurries tonight, wintry mix possible Friday night
• On the Move, 1/19: Ratti to manage new Embrace Home Loans office in Towson
• Supporters seek reinstatement of Arundel AD, coach
• Columbia mall development plans revealed
• Council head says he'll pay back Ray Lewis for skybox tickets
• Driver charged in state trooper-involved hit and run
• Council head says he'll pay back Ray Lewis for skybox tickets
• Ex-aquarium worker sought after dead pets found in home
• Congressional Republicans to meet in Baltimore
• City carves out space for 75 more at shelter
• City carves out space for 75 more at shelter
• Ersatz ‘Rockefeller,’ captured in Baltimore, faces California murder charge
• Getting through unemployment God's way
• Lawyer: Housing-authority vehicle auction must proceed
• Lawyer: Housing-authority vehicle auction must proceed
• Jury finds bank liable for ex-lawyer’s Florida fraud
• City orders historic carousel out of Inner Harbor
• Restaurant Week prices are down
• Suspect detained in I-95 shooting incident
• Changes suggested to stave off foreclosure and its ill effects
• Death-row inmate wins new hearing over mail mix-up
• Court upholds copyrights on foreign works
• Baltimore Co. GOP seeks to change how it elects leadership
• Suit: Security guards were fired for accents
• Three gang members sentenced to life for murder
• Arundel cleared to replace Jones when he enters prison
• Mont. Co.: Transgender bill has not led to bathroom rapes
• Mont. Co.: Transgender bill has not led to bathroom rapes
• Sharfstein commits to fixing DDA problems
• Lead-paint plaintiffs claim Housing Authority is stalling
• Royal crackdown on fascinators at Ascot racecourse
• Woman sentenced in baby's death
• Old Country Buffet owners file for bankruptcy — again
• Nightowls! This is your only chance to experience Maryland's Miss Shirley's!
• 7 charged in $78M record-setting inside trade case
• Locals having success at Key West 2012
• Police: Glen Burnie man arrested, charged in Columbia shooting
• Dew Tour set to return to Ocean City in August
• Woman who died in Crofton crash identified
• Baltimore's Joe Squared is having a write their menu contest
• Premier Rides chosen to build indoor roller coaster in China
• DLA Piper names new U.S. practice leaders
• 382 violent criminals arrested during Baltimore holiday sweep
• Baltimore taps Bloom Energy to potentially trim power costs
• Morton’s the Steakhouse three course dinner for two is $109.00
• Do you sightsee with food?
• Kona Grill has delicious skinny options for you
• Cheesecake Factory hiring managers in the Baltimore area
• Orioles head into fanfest – and beyond
• O'Malley defends plan to raise taxes
• O'Malley defends plan to raise taxes
• PNC hit with expenses in 4Q, expects strong 2012
• Community Calendar: January 18
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Committed to ending homelessness in Harford Co.
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Burglars benefit from open door policy
• The path to the Baltimore Ravens’ second Super Bowl is clear
• Tavern on the Square, O’Donnell Square that is - now open
• Midterms and higher taxes
• Good use of an old favorite
• Pretlow steals Carr’s spotlight in Dunbar/Patterson match-up
• O’Malley pitches $500M capital budget increase
• ‘Hey, I saw the President!’
• O'Malley seeks to increase taxes on families earning $100,000
• Senior Events and Activities
• Baltimore-area economy grew slightly in last year
• STV renews Baltimore-area leases
• SU Children's Theatre Workshop presents 'Odyssey' Jan. 21-22
• Southwest Airlines plans cabin makeovers
• Montgomery Co. exec proposes school construction cuts
• Traffic: Accident on Route 295 south near Route 197
• Plans for new-look Columbia mall revealed
• Crystal Spring $200M project raises traffic concerns
• Aberdeen finance chief predicts property value rebound
• Two shootings occur within minutes on Baltimore's west side
• Rockville senior nursing facility wants to expand
• Montgomery, PG Co. residents could face 7.5 percent water fee hike
• Annapolis man charged with attempted murder
• Wikipedia editors question site’s blackout
• BWI charter flights to Cuba to begin March 21
• City spends $65,000 to ferry homeless to overflow shelters
• WSSC proposes 7.5 percent fee increase
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, high near 39, gale warning on bay
• On the Move, 1/18: Wood named senior VP by Severn Savings Bank
• Exhibition - Harry's Big Adventure: My Bug World!
• Terps have big problems in 84-70 loss to Florida State
• Wintry mix expected to start early Saturday morning
• Arundel council votes to remove Jones as jail term looms
• Balto. Co. Council hears testimony on transgender bill
• O'Malley proposes shifting retirement costs to counties
• Obama earns 55% approval in Md.
• Woman with 40 dead pets may be part of rescue group
• O'Malley proposes shifting retirement costs to counties
• Weatherman Justin Berk out at WMAR
• Witness in capital trial shows cell-door tampering
• 500 remember Westminster airman killed in Afghanistan
• Community rallies around teen accused of killing father
• 6 Md. schools get Blue Ribbon designation
• Edward J. Levin: Lessons from Fortress v. Dechert Part II
• Concordia’s capsizing could curtail cruises
• Authority over Maryland tolls debated
• Ramping up at Crossroads@95
• Supreme Court rejects appeals in student speech cases
• 4th Circuit’s ruling on prayer will stand
• Facebook fan page in support of 16-year-old who murdered his father
• Grab-N-Go Burgers agrees to change logo to end In-N-Out suit
• Baltimore officials kept close eye on Occupy
• Northrop Grumman to lay off 90 in Maryland
• Many 2010 tax breaks were still in place for 2011
• EDF reaches settlement over proposed Constellation merger
• An Inside Look at Baltimore's Cash-For-Gold Business
• City Police Training Under Scrutiny
• Northrop to lay off 90 in Maryland
• Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang leaving company
• Bold Baltimore bandits rip off Sinai Hospital medical equipment
• Murder Ink
• Yours and Mayan
• Councilmania
• Man killed by car carrier at Towson dealership identified
• Sources: Mayor demanded Young return tickets to Ravens game
• Sources: Mayor demanded Young return tickets to Ravens game
• Balto. Co. Council to vote on speed-camera contract
• Grant to fund referral system for rental housing for disabled in Md.
• Maryland launches campaign promoting lending programs
• Northrop Grumman to cut 90 Baltimore-area jobs
• UMd., Morgan State transportation centers nab $3.5M each
• ValueMyVote2012: One-on-One with the GOP Minority Leader
• Brio Tuscan Grille hiring for new Inner Harbor restaurant
• Ravens-Patriots AFC Championship ticket averaging $505.80
• Papa John's becomes first founding sponsor of Star-Spangled 200
• 6 Md. public schools designated ‘State Blue Ribbon Honorees’
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• M&T Bank profit down 28 percent in 4Q
• Offit Kurman, Hertzbach open D.C.-area offices
• Brochin weighs redistricting lawsuit
• Anne Arundel officials want to ban union contracting mandate
• Miller: Teacher pensions costs will start to shift to counties
• EDF withdraws opposition to Constellation, Exelon merger
• Police: Three men shot in legs or buttocks in separate incidents
• Traffic: Crash on JFX southbound at Fayette Street
• Feds award $191M to build data center in Frederick Co.
• State planning boss faces PlanMaryland critics
• Weekday track work on D.C. Metro will result in delays
• Montgomery Co.’s $15M deal could pave way for road development
• Body found south of Annapolis identified as missing boater
• CBS Sports to open fantasy platform to developers
• Trial set to start in Frederick stun gun death
• 3 arrested in theft of police items from cruiser in Montgomery Co.
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Cooking classes now up and running at Waterfront Kitchen
• Tuesday forecast: Rainy, high near 53
• Petty elected member of Hodes, Pessin & Katz
• On the Move, 1/17: Iskra named supervising engineer by Parsons Brinckerhoff
• Ravens ugly win fuels ongoing scrutiny
• General Assembly to take up 17th Amendment
• Body washed ashore near Annapolis
• University of Maryland lab damaged in fire
• Broken pipe floods some Senate offices in Annapolis
• General Assembly to take up 17th Amendment
• State Constitution requires changes in voting map two years after census
• Top court’s last decision shows where to draw the line on redistricting
• Two Maryland Indian tribes won’t seek federal recognition
• Marianne D. Fishler: A credible Europe solution would aid markets
• Experts: Big ships pose little risk to travelers
• Employment center at Maryland Live! opens to long lines
• Body washed ashore near Annapolis
• Teacher can sue board under ADA
• Broken pipe floods some Senate offices in Annapolis
• Study: Jurors struggle with reckless, knowing conduct
• Caravans are forming to follow the Ravens
• State Police arrest six members of Occupy Baltimore
• State Police arrest six members of Occupy Baltimore
• Investigation of fatal Abingdon fire continues; victim identified
• Cruise disaster unlikely to halt industry growth
• Arundel Mills casino opens employment center
• Arundel Mills casino opens employment center
• Miss DC 2011 awarded journalism scholarship (pics, video)
• Punk's Backyard Grill in Annapolis is celebrating with beer and discounts
• Oldfields School uses Martin Luther King Day to honor and educate
• Maryland Live! Casino Employment Center opens, 1,500 new jobs to be posted
• Ravens vs. Texans report card
• Death penalty opponents to hold rally in Annapolis
• Del. board backs clemency for man on death row
• McCarus elected as Partner by Waranch & Brown
• Occupy Baltimore plans 5-day encampment
• Man killed in Carroll County motorcycle wreck
• Lockheed Martin wants public input
• Man killed unloading vehicles at Towson dealership
• 4th violent death against homeless citizen reveals greater problem
• Report: Alderman not on lease for apartment
• Mosley's big second half helps Maryland to 61-50 win over Georgia Tech
• Records identify owner of burned Abingdon home
• Ravens over Texans: Photo highlights (slideshow)
• Ravens hold on to beat Texans, advance to AFC title game
• Trooper struck by hit and run vehicle on I-83
• NFL commissioner Goodell talks requirements for Baltimore to host Super Bowl
• Trooper injured in hit-and-run accident on Interstate 83
• Black Caucus Chairwoman blasts the Democratic Party's actions in letter
• AA Co. CASA Exec. Director Rebecca Tingle Named Paul Harris Fellow
• Baltimore Internet Business: January 16-21
• Disney digital books now available online at HCPL
• Get to know Baltimore Green Works - Part 2
• Out of disaster, luxury: WAREHOUSE C TORNADO SURVIVING BOURBON
• Fire kills one in Abingdon
• MLK marchers have brief face-off with police
• Salisbury man among 50 arrested for identity trafficking
• Appearance by 'Dog Whisperer' draws hundreds to pet shop
• Md. man sentenced in Indiana to 33 years for 'sextortion'
• A life-saving scuffle with the Baltimore Ravens?
• Public input sought for Balt. Co. superintendent search
• Report: Starting salaries for new college grads
• Baltimore’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade: Jan. 16
• None injured in early morning fire in West Baltimore Saturday
• New plea expected for defendant in Catonsville bomb plot
• $50K raised for Harford Co. Public Library ‘Early Literacy Interactive Space’
• Cruise ship runs aground off Italy; 3 bodies found
• Ravens vs. Texans preview
• Halethorpe man sentenced to 10 years for child porn
• Investigators seek tips in Glen Burnie arson
• Middle schooler told to remove 'Ball So Hard' shirt
• Baltimore County holiday recycling pickups
• Housing Authority tries to prevent sale of agency's property
• State declares moratorium on herring harvest
• Teen pleads guilty to murder in 2010 killing at Cheltenham
• O'Malley proposes major renovations at state parks
• Slots commission rejects Landow's bid for Rocky Gap
• Union: Some Sparrows Point employees going back to work
• Balto. Co. woman found guilty in husband's murder
• Balto. Co. school employees get job security for next 3 years
• No. 2 Dunbar knocks off No. 1 Patterson, 64-55
• Ex-Odenton man sentenced to 5 years for child pornography
• Housing authority asks court to block property seizures
• The Daily Record News Quiz: January 9 – 13
• Leopold wants to block DHCD move from Anne Arundel
• Md. slots commission rejects Landow's Rocky Gap bid
• New ethics panel to consider fines, disclosures
• Cristo Rey Jesuit Baltimore makes bet with Houston counterpart on Ravens Win
• Maryland rejects Landow-led casino bid for Rocky Gap
• Photo of the Day – Bullish on the Ravens
• City police search for vandal who set speed camera on fire
• Joppa man sentenced for trying to entice a minor in sexual acts
• Red Robin: Eat, Tweet & Win (#BanzaiILoveYou)
• Modell's opens Ravens pop-up store in former ESPN Zone
• Teen pleads guilty in P.G. County youth facility slaying
• Feds award $192M contract for Maryland SSA building
• Apple discloses suppliers for the first time
• O'Malley proposes $23M state parks plan to support 300 jobs
• Tires slashed on more than 30 vehicles in Brooklyn Park
• Selection of Rocky Gap casino developer delayed
• Maryland Live Casino on track to open in June
• Charges on hold for 'Frosty' after parade arrest
• Obama wants to combine federal agencies
• Department of Veterans Affairs to hold Jan. 18 jobs fair
• Franklin Square Hospital president Kirby steps down
• Op-Ed: When it rains it pours: Democratic tax increases proposed statewide
• Leopold: Money from Arundel Mills slots could stop furloughs
• JPMorgan’s profit falls 23 percent in 4Q
• BBJcast: Ed Hale's outlook on the future
• Modell's opens Ravens 'pop-up' store at Inner Harbor
• Ravens playoff ticket prices drop as Texans game nears
• Boys' Latin's Robotics Team gears up for "FIRST" Robotics Competition
• Archdiocese of Baltimore leases five former school buildings
• B&O Brasserie American mixes up its menu
• Artist Dana Ellyn's work on display at Mr. Rain's Fun House
• @kitpollard shares Ravens-inspired drinks
• Terps defensive coordinator Bradford gets buyout
• 2 honored with decade of volunteering and advocating for children in need
• Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber Holds First Networking Event of 2012
• Prince George’s County gives preliminary approval for outlet center
• Three Baltimore elementary students contract scarlet fever
• Bethesda man sentenced in mortgage fraud scheme
• Lyric Opera House, Live Nation sued over tickets
• Database and Photos: Fastest-growing Maryland towns
• Top of the List: Highest-paying Maryland occupations
• Friday forecast: Partly sunny, breezy, high near 41
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Harris appointed chief operating officer by Warschawski
• Wine, dine, speak your mind at the 2012 Taste of Maryland Legislative reception
• BMA Hosts Baltimore Contemporary Print Fair
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Details Of Baltimore’s 12th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
• Pratt Library Challenges Houston Public Library To A Bet: Losing City Library Director Wears Winning Team’s Jersey
• Statement from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake on President Barack Obama’s Appointment of a New Director of the Domestic Policy Council
• Man seen in police-attack video arrested
• General Assembly's ethics committee takes up Currie case
• Elkton woman faces jail for giving teen abortion pill
• Government targets cases of fraudulent medical billing
• 7 counties aren't meeting school funding requirements, state says
• City gets decked out for what may be purplest Friday yet
• City gets decked out for what may be purplest Friday yet
• Man gets 55 years for shooting drug dealer, terrorizing family
• Experts offer safety measures at Perkins hospital
• Court-martial recommended for Bradley Manning
• Court-martial recommended for Bradley Manning
• Anne Arundel Co. MLK dinner honors community leaders
• O'Malley proposes $15M to build rental housing, create jobs
• New England wind project faces delays
• New sensation: Phones that let you feel the world
• Business leaders don’t see $800M for transit
• Winning O’s would give businesses big boost
• Week in review: 1/13/12
• General Assembly's ethics committee takes up Currie case
• Ravens’ home game could generate $25M in local spending
• Editorial Advisory Board: Currie’s ethics hearing should be open to the public
• C. Fraser Smith: O’Malley’s march toward what?
• Editorial: Welcome back; it’s time to act
• Laslo Boyd: Maryland public higher education is on trial
• Havre de Grace Elementary closed Friday due to bad smell
• Bordick signs on to be MASN color analyst
• Bordick signs on to be MASN color analyst
• Gang leader gets five years in federal prison
• Driver whose truck hit, killed woman gets five years
• Driver whose truck hit, killed woman gets five years
• T.G.I.Friday’s 2 for $10 deal and 3 course menu starting at $12.99
• ‘Show Your Purple Pride Challenge’ (pics)
• Advance, the document solutions provider, is hiring
• Mortgage broker gets 2 years in prison in fraud scheme
• Police, family seek help in solving first killing of 2012
• Maryland unveils details of $15M affordable housing plan
• Six Flags America hiring 2,000 seasonal workers
• Johns Hopkins, Michelle Obama team on veterans' health initiative
• LGBT film festival set for June
• Columbia man may have been shot by acquaintance, police say
• Resolutions: Fitness to be tried
• Maryland’s Legislative Session: What’s in it for us?
• McCormick & Schmick’s Pier 5 to reopen day after fire
• Silver Spring transit hub delayed again
• For the Ravens’ many veterans, the playoffs are precious
• Royal Caribbean worker accused of sexually abusing teen on ship
• Protect this house from hunger
• Digital wins a close one
• Emergency response fee change could jumpstart PG Co. development
• For Keeps
• Maryland foreclosures fell 66 percent in 2011
• UMd. says new president’s house will boost fundraising
• Engaged? Plan the Perfect Wedding Registry
• Under Armour gets Locust Point OK for headquarters expansion
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop near Route 295
• Vicious Md. career criminal and child molester gets 100 year jail sentence
• PG Co. exec says hospital can be built without slots money
• Man critically wounded in shooting at Baltimore carryout
• Maryland fines home builders
• State: Building Purple Line would impact 342 properties
• Man charged after allegedly kicking out patrol car window
• Animal welfare campaign names Baltimore's Biggest Softie
• Maryland schools ranked 1st in the nation again
• Maryland Public Schools ranked No. 1 for 4th straight year
• Baltimore City and County Winter Restaurant Week
• Bail denied for Bel Air teen charged with killing father
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Police say teen pointed toy gun at motorist
• Thursday forecast: Morning rain then cloudy, high near 59
• On the Move, 1/12: Ebeling promoted to COO of TriColumbia
• Photo of the Day – The “Awws” have it
• Maryland ranked No. 1 in schools again
• Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Announces Expansion of Program Credited With Reducing Gun Violence in City Neighborhoods
• Councilman Carl Stokes Introduced A Charter Amendment To Reduce the City’s Property Tax Rate
• U.S. foreclosures at lowest level since 2007
• Pair charged after toy gun is pointed at woman
• Orioles' Roberts 'highly doubtful' to attend FanFest
• Half-sister calls Bel Air slaying suspect 'a good, good child'
• Man in wheelchair rescued from under subway car
• Maryland holds on to beat Wake Forest, 70-64
• Death-penalty trial opens in killing of correctional officer
• Council President urges mayor to end Grand Prix
• O'Malley floats sales tax increase
• DOJ: Side with plaintiff in Baltimore police taping case
• Amtrak to spend $764M on new locomotives, rail cars
• Balto. Co. dog thrown from balcony released from hospital
• Slow economic growth projected in Balto. Co.
• Bartlett campaign shows signs of life
• Justices refuse to limit eyewitness IDs
• High court gives its blessing to the ministerial exception
• State getting $6.8M for highway repair
• Supreme Court rejects pistols-and-pot case
• Ravens, NFL pursue online sellers of bogus merchandise
• Man accused of trying to join terrorist group ordered held
• Republicans won’t share power in Virginia legislature
• Celebrating Year of the Dragon in San Francisco
• Fed survey points to optimism for ’12
• City Council president Young would vote against new Grand Prix deal
• Podiatrist sentenced for Medicare fraud
• Man sentenced for stabbing death outside Baltimore bar
• Bookworm: The care and feeding of new veteran hires
• McCormick & Schmick's Pier 5 closes temporarily after fire
• Details announced for Morris Martick memorial service
• Woman evicted a day after Occupy protest delayed sheriff
• Ex-soldier ordered held in terrorism-related case
• O’Malley submits legislative redistricting map
• Jimmy’s Seafood & WNST host Ravens RB Rice & LB Ayanbadejo 1/13/12 at 7pm
• The Jewish Museum of Maryland's Chosen Food Exhibit is now online
• Scott Ferber's TidalTV rebrands as Videology
• Take a couple of free cooking classes in the Baltimore area
• Bordick talking to MASN about becoming Orioles commentator
• Advance extends Ravens partnership through 2017
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion’s Winter Prix Fixe 3 course menu is $36.95
• Orioles VP Janet Marie Smith outlines Camden Yards upgrades
• Survey: Half of Maryland businesses project slight 2012 sales increases
• Ravens playoff ticket prices level off, remain highest among weekend games
• The Democratic Party plays dirty politics on one of their own
• Luke Scott agrees to one-year deal with Tampa Bay Rays
• Baltimore Food News
• Amtrak starts D.C. to Boston upgrades
• Xbox Kinect to title sponsor Ravens' divisional playoff game
• Fed budget cuts won’t slow PG Co.’s quest for FBI HQ
• Returning war vet surprises twin daughters with 2 $20k KFC college scholarships
• Maryland Live! Casino opening employment center
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Burglar unable to explain broken window in house, his presence on the awning to police officers
• There's no place like home for the Baltimore Ravens
• Baltimore Museum of Industry seeks longer lease with city
• Traffic: Accident on Route 32 westbound at I-95
• Federal Realty pays $127M for stake in Rockville Center
• Bladensburg plans to use $100K home efficiency grant to help veterans
• Maryland lawmakers convene for session
• Montgomery Co. details benefits of park, school land-swap plan
• Maryland man’s leave lawsuit lands in Supreme Court
• North Baltimore firm plans $6M in community revitalization
• Two men shot in Cherry Hill in two days
• Capital murder trial starts for inmate charged in officer’s death
• Sex imbalance holding back Bay crabs' rebound?
• Bel Air teenager facing 1st-degree murder charges
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• City property sales to fund BDC
• City pays $583,000 to pave dump before press conference
• Wednesday forecast: Rain, high near 45
• More explosives found in St. Mary's state park Tuesday
• On the Move, 1/11: Dwyer named VP by Washington College
• Balto. Co. man charged with throwing Yorkie from balcony
• Arundel schools budget encounters support
• Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire GOP primary
• Alleged $1.4 million fraud began small, indictment says
• Balto. Co. schools budget would preserve teaching positions
• Balto. Co. to consider transgender anti-bias bill
• Annapolis Alderman Kirby faces questions about residence
• Balto. Co. Council weighs speed camera expansion contract
• O'Malley seeks $370 million for school construction
• Lt. Gov. Brown’s chief of staff leaves for DLA Piper
• State politicians are thinking bigger in 2012
• Milton council OKs rezoning for Dogfish expansion
• Report: Mining firm settles 29 wrongful death suits
• The newest television remote could be you
• Ravens’ success trickling down in surprising ways
• Occupy Baltimore members gather to fight foreclosure
• Marylanders favor offshore wind, poll says
• Another down year for Baltimore-area housing market
• Eisenhowers want memorial redesigned
• Swerving can be worse than hitting animal on road
• Miller, Busch set records for longevity
• Can you say that on TV? The justices debate
• 2 supermarket chains to begin contract talks with union
• Patterson confirms Aquille Carr's commitment to Seton Hall
• No smoke alarms in Essex fire that killed mother, daughter
• USDA to close hundreds of offices, 7 in Maryland
• Dennis Haney, The Wizard of Rosedale
• Welcome to Rock Bottom
• Netflix series 'House of Cards' to base production in Harford
• Community Calendar: Week of Jan. 11, 2012
• Baltimore sports predictions for 2012
• Glen Burnie man charged in 2006 slaying of ex-federal officer
• O's sign Ross Wolf, Willie Eyre, Ryan Edell to minor league deals
• Photos too sexy for her high school yearbook (pics, video)
• Baltimore's Food = Art
• Brown Advisory launches new mutual fund
• Hale remains interested in Baltimore arena naming rights
• Ed Hale, former First Mariner CEO, discusses his next chapter
• Ed Hale talks Baltimore Grand Prix and grandkids
• No longer First Mariner CEO, Hale plans to remain Visit Baltimore chair
• It’s official: Aquille Carr commits to Seton Hall
• Follow The Cheesecake Factory on Twitter and possibly win a Skinnylicious prize
• Photos: Baltimore-area turns purple for the Ravens
• Mfume responds to critics about his recent endorsement of Senator Cardin
• Red Lobster’s Four Course Seafood Feast $15
• Baltimore Co. liquor license changes among Kamenetz's legislative priorities
• O'Malley school funding proposal could generate 11K jobs
• Hollywood production thriller starring Kevin Spacey to be filmed in Harford Co.
• Murder Ink
• Maryland Immigration Attorney Pleads Guilty to Sham-Marriage Conspiracy
• Suggested Reading
• Disney seeks 'cast members' to teach English in China
• Ravens wide receiver Boldin wins suit vs. former agent
• O's announce Chen signing, DFA Hudson to make room
• Woman, 21, shot inside home by gunfire through patio door
• Despite ‘Race to the Top’ delays, Md. on track
• Traffic: 2-vehicle crash at I-695 inner loop and Route 97
• Police: 16-year-old admits killing father, leading deputies on chase
• UMD forges new cybersecurity partnership
• D.C. Metro proposes 5 percent bus, rail fare increase
• Burglar to be sentenced to at least 97 years
• NAACP president calls for end of Md. death penalty
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Tuesday forecast: Foggy then sunny, high near 50
• On the Move, 1/10: Howe named executive director of Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
• Maryland misses deadline for climate action plan
• Mother, daughter killed in Essex fire
• State progressing on Race to Top reforms
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Thanks State and Local Partners for Reduction In Juvenile Violence
• BCS title recap: Alabama 21, LSU 0
• City officials closemouthed on Grand Prix search
• eWomenNetwork "Accelerated Networking" Luncheon
• Ex-soldier from Laurel charged with trying to join terrorist group in Somalia
• Bernstein's year of changes and challenges
• Mother of slain tot indicted on child abuse charges
• Four indicted in theft from Baltimore Housing Authority
• New bus route to connect Harford, Cecil counties
• Annapolis program to train mentors
• Stokes eyes taking property tax plan to city voters
• Snoop Dogg arrested on marijuana charge
• Grand Prix contender says it will create nonprofit to run race
• Program aims to help girls, minorities succeed in math and science
• O'Malley formally recognizes Piscataway tribe
• Miller, Busch consider different approaches for transportation 
• Justices criticize EPA’s dealings with homeowners
• Bernstein outlines changes made, to come  
• Orioles reach multi-year deal with left-hander Chen Wei-yin
• Tremont Plaza Hotel to become apartments
• Court of Appeals dismisses fly-ash petition  
• Capitol Grille introduces their winter 3 plate lunch special for $18
• Justices struggle with Texas election case
• Juvenile violence in Baltimore continues to decline
• Baltimore officials want to move to federal election cycle
• Like walking? Try the Himalayan range, all of it
• Man acquitted of most serious charges in Skateworks rape
• Imprisoned Glen Burnie man charged in 2006 killing
• Second doctor facing murder charge in abortion returning to Md.
• Police press for tips in killing of 84-year-old Mary Hines
• O'Malley to boost school construction funding
• Brooklyn Park man stabbed wife, himself, Arundel police say
• Harford adds new cybersafety page to HCPS website
• Tremont Plaza Hotel to be converted into apartments
• Woodberry Kitchen owners to open Half Acre fast-casual eatery in Hampden
• Make your own "recipe": cheers!
• Community College of Baltimore County to train STEM teachers
• Baltimore-area gas prices up 12 cents in last week
• Friends School exhibits unique work of The Combat Paper Project
• Cops canvas neighborhood: Who killed Mary Hines?
• Tech firm 2tor seeks to hire 100 in Landover
• This week's events for Baltimore - Washington web developers
• Human Genome Sciences to cut 150 jobs
• Maryland nabs $7.7M in federal funds for road, bridge repairs
• Baltimore-Washington industrial market improves slightly
• Baltimore cruise passengers soar 20 percent in 2011
• Oak Contracting, LLC joins 'Greater Excellence in Education Foundation’ Board
• Man, who was beaten in '06 and died in May, added to homicide total
• Proposed Reisterstown development prompts water concerns
• New Maryland NAIOP president sees familiar challenges for 2012
• 1-alarm electrical fire reported at downtown post office
• Nonprofits team up to build events center in Harford Co.
• Traffic: Crash at Fayette Street and Linwood Avenue
• Whole Foods, outlet stores proposed for P.G. Co.
• Mall in Columbia plans major redevelopment
• Groups propose resetting Baltimore election cycle
• Man, 20, shot three times on porch of Cherry Hill home
• Analysts: Gadget sales to top $1 trillion in 2012
• Man charged with crashing stolen car in Wash. Co. park
• Elevated arsenic levels found in Washington Co.
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Monday forecast: Cloudy, high near 43
• On the Move, 1/9: Luzzo appointed chairman of Junior Achievement board of directors
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Launches Citizen Budget-Balancing Website
• The Invention of Pottery
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #98: Balance The Budget
• National study: Home prices to fall in Baltimore  
• Morgan State suspends men's basketball coach Bozeman
• Two treated after Anne Arundel stabbing
• Terps open ACC schedule with 79-74 loss at NC State
• Rugelach sold in Md. recalled because of eggs
• Court of Appeals explains 2008 slots decision 
• Law movers – 1/9/12: Steven Book joins Kramon & Graham 
• Law digest: 1/9/12  
• Kevin Fusco: Fresh start for the economy, equity markets 
• Blackwater contractors’ suit settled, dismissed by 4th Circuit
• Supreme Court to decide if states are immune from FMLA’s self-care provisions 
• Your home’s age important for child lead exposure
• Capital murder trial starts in prison guard’s stabbing  
• Glen Burnie bait shop closing after 42 years in business
• Stripped fixtures cost foreclosed owner $170K 
• Bridal finery or bandsaws? Both on display at fairgrounds
• Court commissioner role questioned
• Review shows alcohol companies reach youth online
• Delay sought for trash-burning power plant in Fairfield
• Delay sought for trash-burning power plant in Fairfield
• Ex-Lake Clifton star Josh Selby faces marijuana charge
• Ex-Lake Clifton star Josh Selby faces marijuana charge
• Va. man is killed in one of two South Baltimore shootings
• Va. man is killed in one of two South Baltimore shootings
• A chic little place for a casual bite: Winchester's The Half Note Lounge
• Fire in West Baltimore home injures one person
• Fire in West Baltimore home injures one person
• Officer to be honored for bravery in hostage situation
• Officer to be honored for bravery in hostage situation
• Baltimore bureaucracy stymies black business
• Hunter shot by another; illegal hunting charges filed
• Hunter shot by another; illegal hunting charges filed
• Introducing Erika Palmer: BOMA Baltimore’s 1st Vice-President
• NASA’s 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition (video)
• Annapolis Democrats push ambitious agenda
• Papa John's apologizes for calling customer a racial slur
• More military explosives found in St. Mary's state park
• Up next for the Ravens: the re-made Houston Texans
• Airman from Westminster is killed in Afghanistan
• Police encounter Annapolis alderman during drug raid
• Delegate pushes to allow cash rewards for fantasy sports
• Baltimore Police investigating three shootings, one fatal
• Where to watch AFC & NFC Wild Card weekend in Baltimore
• No residents injured in Saturday morning fire in Edgewood
• Baltimore Homeless Examiner Verinda Birdsong looks ahead in 2012
• Four arrested in September death of Frederick Co. man
• Eric Wargotz takes a 'second look' at Senate run
• O's sign Korean pitcher, 3 others to minor league deals
• Help wanted: State Superintendent of Md. Schools
• Former PNC Bank officer sentenced for embezzlement
• Baltimore restaurants deals for 1/7/12
• Terps set to open up ACC play
• Exhibition - Exploring Art of the Ancient Americas: The John Bourne Collection Gift
• Walters' Drop-in Art Activities in April 2012
• Walters' Drop-in Art Activities in March 2012
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Fire Chief Clack Urge Citizens To Check Smoke Alarms
• Drunk-driving quota case may lead to similar efforts elsewhere
• Several charges dropped against Skateworks rape defendant
• Miller, Busch warn counties to maintain school spending
• Police investigate shooting in East Baltimore
• New federal definition of rape formally approved
• Obama proposes 'modest' federal pay raise
• Woman, 84, who died in fire was stabbed first, police say
• Markakis has surgery to repair torn abdominal muscle
• Letters to the Editor – 1/9/11 
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Jan. 2-6
• Pa. couple claims big Powerball prize
• Suspect sought in rape of transgender teen (video)
• Doctor arraigned in Maryland on murder charges in abortion case
• Aquille Carr tweets commitment to Seton Hall
• Military weapons wash ashore in St. Mary's state park
• Ravens announce that Eric DeCosta is staying
• Man sentenced in killing of girl who was never found
• Metro to inspect 464 rail cars after brake issue
• Advocates: N.J. law a model for Maryland offshore wind
• Man, 36, dies after being shot in his driveway in Laurel
• Printing firm adding up to 30 jobs in Hagerstown
• Bloom Raskin: Feds don't want regulations to crimp small business loans
• SK Realty buys Baltimore area, N.J. industrial portfolio
• Presiding officers give Maryland legislative forecast
• Baltimore Restaurant Week
• A winter delight: Royal Canadian Small Batch Whisky
• University of Maryland teams with Lunarline on cyber security
• Ravens’ DeCosta won’t seek GM jobs elsewhere
• Arraignment held for abortion doctor accused of murder
• Top property tax bills in Baltimore add up to big bucks
• Real Estate Weekly – 1/6/12: Hopkins to open $1.1B building in April
• BBJcast: Making the pitch for venture capital
• 57 student teams vie for #1 spot in NASA student rocket launch challenge
• Archbishop Spalding to add Football Coach Whittles, 2 others to Hall of Fame
• Susquehanna Bank seeks new Baltimore-area president
• Host Hotels lags other REITs in 2011
• Target to hire 200 for new Crofton store
• Historic former Baltimore firehouse on auction block
• Heavy Seas Alehouse to open Feb. 15, hiring for 25
• Charm City Brewing ready to brew in Abell site
• Top Democrats to address county leaders Friday morning
• Miller wants to create university research center in Baltimore
• Traffic: Accident cleanup on I-83 south near Belfast Road
• Proposed zoning changes may spur development in Frederick County
• Heavy Seas Alehouse sets opening date, names chef
• Mfume endorses one-time rival Cardin for second Senate term
• Pope names O’Brien as cardinal
• Muse looks to make history in Maryland run for U.S. Senate
• Guilty plea expected from ex-D.C. councilman
• Pope Benedict elevates Archbishop O'Brien to cardinal
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Baltimore police release photos in Bolton Hill abduction
• Top of the List: Venture capital firms
• Friday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 60
• Fitzpatrick named president/COO of Greenberg Gibbons Commercial
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Urges Baltimore to 'Light the City Purple' for the Ravens
• Gilman football star Cyrus Jones Jr. commits to Alabama
• Baltimore's Millennial Media files for IPO
• Howard school superintendent unveils proposed budget
• Groups vie to run Baltimore Grand Prix in 2012
• Attorneys in doctor abortion case want prosecutor, police chief held in contempt
• State Sen. Muse to challenge Cardin for Senate
• Judge throws out DUI case, saying police had quotas
• Maryland to fare well in Obama's 'leaner' defense strategy
• Report urges more manure-to-energy efforts
• Baltimore Co. could add 14 new traffic cameras this year
• BBH sells W. Pratt Street campus for $3 million
• Baltimore-based Millennial Media files for $75M IPO 
• Lawyers seek contempt in abortion murder case
• Letters to the Editor – 1/6/12 
• Family seeks new bullying trial against city schools
• Three teams request permission to interview Ravens' DeCosta
• Miller would curb estate tax for farm families
• Senator Currie to face ethics inquiry in Annapolis
• Wells Fargo to aid mortgage borrowers under agreement
• De Lacy, Kornreich to vie for school board seats in Howard
• Millennial Media files $75M IPO
• SoCal desert camping offers stark beauty in winter
• Fight to expand Delaware brewery comes to a head
• Helicopter to fly in new Ocean City inlet tower
• Battle over septic regulations looms again 
• O’Malley to try once again for offshore wind power 
• Miller wants new university research center in Baltimore
• Same-sex marriage, lead paint top legal issues
• $1.1B deficit, gas tax, gambling to dominate General Assembly 
• Calvert Cliffs reactor challenge to be aired
• Woman, 84, killed in fire at rowhouse in E. Baltimore
• Gene Policinski: Forgotten freedom takes center stage 
• Public memorial service set for WBAL's Ron Smith
• After resident's calls over 32 years, city installs traffic light
• Former Howard County officer guilty of assaulting city cop
• State casinos bring in $12.5M in revenue in Dec.
• State casinos bring in $12.5M in revenue in Dec.
• GGCC Events Calendar
• Lawyer for Arundel councilman tries to strike bargain
• Kamenetz starts program to help Sparrows Point workers
• Lawyer for Arundel councilman tries to strike bargain
• Wells Fargo to pay Maryland $940,000 after mortgage dispute
• Dawson still in the running to take over Baltimore Grand Prix
• Ravens' retailers stock up for fan frenzy
• Maryland slots revenue rises slightly to $12.5M in December
• Wegmans to begin hiring for new Columbia store
• Maryland issues $2M to health providers for electronic records
• Maryland to lose two Macy's and Bloomingdale's stores
• Firm chosen to manage Md. tax-credit auction
• Netflix thriller 'House of Cards' to be filmed in Maryland
• Former foster child receives award for working with today’s neglected kids
• Carbon monoxide leaks into city home, sends two to hospital
• $2 million awarded for electronic health records
• Elderly woman tied to chair in Laurel office, robbed at gunpoint
• Netflix to film political thriller 'House of Cards' in Baltimore
• Netflix to film political thriller 'House of Cards' in Baltimore
• Baltimore comment period for MDOT projects
• Franchot urges UMd. to reconsider replacing president’s house
• Baltimore-area foreclosure rate rises to 2.7 percent
• Grant Street Group to oversee InvestMaryland tax credit auction
• Corner Bakery Cafe' wants you to get in shape for 2012 with a FREEBIE
• Frederick Co. approves property tax credit for seniors
• Officials: Killings up in Baltimore Co., but no rise in 'random crime'
• Annapolis to install 300 solar panels at housing projects
• Fewer Americans sought unemployment aid last week
• Traffic: Accident on I-83 south near Cold Spring Lane
• Unemployment among recent grads depends on college major
• Muse scheduled to announce U.S. Senate bid
• Laurel Macy’s, N. Bethesda Bloomingdale’s to close
• Sunday prime rib dinner at Fleming's & "Big Game" offerings
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Three teams request permission to interview Ravens' DeCosta
• Thursday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 43
• Joe Squared Pizza at Power Plant – curbside pickup now available
• Environmental jobs are increasing Part 1
• I Have A Dream Weekend Celebration
• Appeals court ruling requires lawyers at bail hearings
• Appeals court ruling requires lawyers at bail hearings
• Jewish Times publisher, printer miss deadline for joint plan
• Jewish Times publisher, printer miss deadline for joint plan
• State lawmakers hope to ride anti-incumbent wave to Congress
• Plan OK'd to raze UM president's house, build home, event center
• Arundel Councilman seeks to block efforts to remove him
• Segregation fighter Robert Carter dies at 94
• Salisbury artist producing ‘hometown pride’
• Witnesses: Skateworks rape defendant was in room with girl
• Book lover gives new life to old tomes
• Brooklyn Park blaze deemed arson
• NYC resolution: Attract 50M-plus tourists in 2012
• CDC grants $12.5 million for HIV prevention in Maryland
• Maryland approves $19 million in wastewater grants
• Southern Pacific leaving Baltimore for leased space in Jessup
• Calvert Cliffs wetlands permit approved
• Calvert Cliffs wetlands permit approved
• Doctor accused of murder after botched abortion to return to Md.
• Bookworm: Roadmap for achieving ‘financial tranquility’ 
• Baltimore Mayor wants residents to “Light the City Purple” for the Ravens (pics)
• Macy's to close Laurel Mall store, Bloomingdale's at White Flint
• ValueMyVote2012: The candidates, their parties and the 2012 electoral landscape
• Ex-judge Murphy to represent Currie in ethics proceedings
• Ex-judge Murphy to represent Currie in ethics proceedings
• CDC scientist: Tests needed on gas drilling impact
• Baltimore Boat Show at the Convention Center
• Retired Court of Appeals judge to counsel Currie
• Baltimore vehicle seizure begins in lead paint case
• Rawlings-Blake urges Baltimore to light up purple for Ravens
• No charges will be filed against Conaway, Meister in Nov. incident
• Penn Camera files for Chapter 11, closes Pikesville store
• Former Capitol Heights mayor pleads guilty to misuse of funds
• Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts has job openings
• Video shows man attacking city officer during other man's arrest
• CDC scientist urges more study of shale gas drilling
• Rawlings-Blake: 'Hopefully' city can find new Baltimore Grand Prix organizer
• Maryland approves $64M Chimes contract despite objection
• Baltimore investment group proposes to buy stake in Jewish Times
• Catch live video stream of Towson University’s 147th commencement: Jan. 8
• Obituary: Claudia Peters Picarello, 65, local resident and former Guide employee
• Group of suspects steal engine block from parked Chevy
• 'Lion King' sets Hippodrome box office record
• Community Calendar: Week of Jan. 4, 2012
• Another labor group to back same-sex marriage
• Where to eat in 2012?
• Ravens’ season: No more complaints, please
• The year that was…
• 2011 Year in Review (Part 2)
• Former Baltimore bank employee guilty of stealing over $223,000
• One flown to Shock Trauma in Darlington accident
• Gardiners Furniture eyes Howard Co. expansion
• Annapolis police investigate two cases of indecent exposure
• Fire causes damage, brings unease to Canton community
• Happy New Year, hon
• Severn woman charged in stabbing
• Digital swimmers approach sport with dedication, perserverance
• Landlord starts fight using spackle knife
• Traffic: Disabled vehicle on I-95 south at Fort McHenry Tunnel
• Plan calls for medical offices at Hickory Ridge Village
• Bowie wants to change alcohol law to attract grocery store
• Trade group: Post-Christmas shopping helped sales surge
• Baltimore reports first homicide of 2012: 62-year-old man
• Bethesda firm pays $396M for NYC hotel
• Ex-M&T Bank executive pleads guilty to mail fraud
• About 12 people hurt after tour bus, car collide near Md.-Del. line
• Brinkley to say if he’ll run for Congress
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Mostly cloudy, high near 33
• On the Move, 1/4: Beatty honored for human rights work
• Performance - A Skull in Connemara
• Baltimore City NAACP to Launch Project 2012 Campaign!
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake, Commissioner Bealefeld Report 2011 Crime Reduction
• Pedestrian killed in Northwest Baltimore
• Crofton man pleads guilty to $485,000 travel fraud
• 20 city housing vehicles could be sold to pay lead judgment
• Former M&T Bank assistant VP pleads guilty to fraud scheme
• Balto. man arrested in Linthicum sexual assault
• City gives Balto. Co. property in Catonsville for open space
• Girl, 13, identifies attacker in Skateworks assault
• The Water: Set to Make a Splash with "Scandals and Animals"
• Nearly $2 million in grants to restore Eastern Shore habitat
• Flurries create icy roads during commute
• Trial begins in lawsuit alleging segregation at Md. universities
• More than 650 apply for Balto. Co. early retirement
• More than 650 apply for Balto. Co. early retirement
• Second woman charged with assault in Walmart bleach fight
• Smigiel and Parrott offer bills to clarify petition signatures
• Viennese cafe icon Hawelka dead at 100
• Frank Conaway Sr. pays $3,640 in back city property taxes
• O’Malley donates campaign contribution to aid hungry
• Harford robbery victims left in socks, underwear
• Supreme Court could revisit ‘sniff’ test
• Christmas tree recycling set to begin
• Supreme Court to hear environmental case
• 3 guilty in scheme to steal metal worth $2.6 million from port
• Judges void West Virginia redistricting
• Murder Ink
• State Sen. Nancy Jacobs to run for Congress
• Man allegedly impersonated officer, raped woman in Linthicum hotel
• Nearly 700 apply for Balto. Co. early retirement
• Suspect sought for multiple armed robberies
• Fed to regularly forecast interest-rate changes
• Ravens Bryant McKinnie & WNST will be at The Mallet Restaurant tomorrow at 7pm
• Justice Department and Washington Post prevail in Baltimore man’s lawsuit
• 2011 Whoops
• The Final Number
• NBC sold out of advertising spots for Super Bowl
• More PR/communications openings across Baltimore area
• Cold Blue in Baltimore will allow for extended hours in City shelters
• Microchip technology reunites family with dog lost 4 years ago
• Family reunited with dog lost for four years
• Miles & Stockbridge labor law head joins Jackson Lewis
• Maryland a top migration state in 2011
• Harris faces report of underage drinking by intern
• Harford County retains AAA bond rating from two agencies
• Baltimore Ravens playoff tickets selling at high prices
• Police seeking man in armed robbery at clothing store
• Frederick Restaurant Week
• Maryland PSC proposes to help consumers better shop for electric
• Omar Little, who shares name with 'Wire' character, arrested
• The Original Brooklyn Water Bagel Co. is coming to Pikesville
• University of Maryland among top 10 'Best Value' colleges
• Baltimore Co. fire dept. gets $2M Homeland Security grant
• Bagel company enters market with Pikesville location
• Owings Mills Mall developer says new, old projects can coexist
• Johns Hopkins Hospital to open $1.1B expansion in April
• Police seek help in armed robber I.D.
• Some Mount Washington residents oppose solar panel plan
• Montgomery Co. pushing for more affordable housing
• Traffic: 2-vehicle crash on I-95 south near Mountain Road
• Citibank turns rewards into ’social currency’
• DGA hauls in $20 million in 2011
• Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage
• Md. duct-tape rapist faces trial in 1998 attack
• The power of Presidential politics and the choices we’re given
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Trial starts in Maryland black schools suit
• Bay group says cleanup to create more than 230,000 jobs
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, flurries, cold; Code Blue program in effect
• William Polk Carey, donor to Hopkins and UM, dies
• City activates Code Blue program over freezing temperatures
• Teen arrested in car vandalism
• Baltimore to overhaul prosecution strategy
• State helps protect Baltimore archives
• Lawyers beware: Handle social media information with care 
• Anne Arundel judge strikes down ground rent law 
• O’Malley: Maryland job growth stacks up  
• Law movers – 1/3/12: Wyatt hired by Kramon & Graham 
• Former Andrews security guard gets $120K in lawsuit over ‘prank’ 
• Letter to the Editor: MSA column missed the mark 
• Joe Surkiewicz: HPRP takes on youth homelessness 
• Court of Appeals withdraws decision in condominium case 
• Senior population boom hits Cecil County
• Interrogatory: What are your New Year’s resolutions? 
• City victims, suspects share ties to criminal justice system
• Almond set to head Balto. Co. Council in 2012
• Popsicle Plunge
• Ravens 'mailboxes' to appear at Giant Food stores
• Residents criticize plan to build solar panels at Chimes
• Boy shot, man wounded by pellet gun in Baltimore
• MNL( AFC North Champion Style) w/ WNST & Ravens LB Brendon Ayanbadejo at 6:45pm
• Peru's Chicken: affordable Peruvian cuisine in Winchester
• Baltimore murders down to 2nd lowest level on record (video)
• Ravens win the AFC North and first round bye
• Ravens vs. Bengals report card
• Md. School buses are rolling: Stop for flashing red lights, Save a child
• City Terminates Agreement With Baltimore Racing Development
• Playoff football returns to Baltimore as Ravens win AFC North
• Ravens beat Bengals to clinch AFC North title, 1st-round bye
• Many hope for fresh start at gym
• Police rescue lost hiker by glow of cell phone
• Same-sex marriage supporters, opponents ready to face off
• B & O American Brasserie – new season, new menu
• 3-alarm fire damages 7 Canton rowhouses, displaces a dozen
• Baltimore has fewer than 200 killings for first time in decades
• Three city schools to extend day by three hours
• Two men stabbed in Edgewood, Harford police say
• Powerball ticket prices are doubling to $2 starting Jan. 15
• Man singled out by police leader charged with murder
• Gunman tries to rob Wendy's but leaves empty-handed
• Man stabbed while removing drunk from party, police say
• School wants to turn dilapidated yard into sports complex
• New Year’s Eve hiker lost in Gambrill State Park rescued
• Woman, 52, dies after car runs off road, hits tree in Cockeysville
• 5-cent fee for bags at stores in Montgomery Co. begins
• Horn-honking crowd gathers at Inner Harbor
• Highlights from Jan.-March Juxtapositions
• Upcoming tech events for the first month of 2012
• Stoglin scores 24 as Terps cruise past Samford, 75-63
• Stop the party: pray for the safety of homeless neighbors
• 3-week recycling wait during holidays for some in Balto. Co.
• Man found dead, pinned underneath a tractor in Harford
• Lorenzo Dow Turner Exhibit at the Rockville Library: Free, Jan. 5 – Feb. 29
• Ravens vs. Bengals preview
• JHU professors propose new calendar
• Learn how to download Ebooks at the Harford Co. Library
• One of the rarest gems of the bourbon world: Pappy Van Winkle 23 year
• Firefighter revived, tortoise saved during Elkton fire
• City officials seek new group to run Grand Prix
• Maryland records 25 boating fatalities, most since 1992
• 2011 in Maryland: A re-wind
• Retired First Mariner CEO sells 1 million shares of stock
• On New Year's, some Md. towns will drop anything but a shiny ball
• Jad's Restaurant and Caddy Shack Lounge: a Baltimore Co. senior citizen favorite
• City service changes for New Year's holiday
• UMBC chess team takes second place in championship
• Woman sues Balto. Co. police, claims assault, rights violations
• UM to demolish president's residence
• Rawlings-Blake's statement on terminating Grand Prix contract
• City terminates contract with Baltimore Grand Prix organizers
• Where to watch the Ravens vs. Bengals game at 4:15 pm on 1/1/2012
• Man charged with arson after fire in Elkridge motel
• Verizon reverses on $2 fee for one-time payments
• Places to celebrate 2012 in Baltimore
• Baltimore County police officer retires after 41 years
• Maryland’s ‘Sober Ride’ programs
• Teavolve New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day special weekend hours
• State troopers on the job now through New Year’s Eve looking for DUIs
• Man charged with setting fire to Elkridge motel
• Constellation CEO Shattuck sells $2.3M worth of shares
• Baltimore Grand Prix closes in on Dec. 31 city deadline
• Former First Mariner CEO Hale sells more than 1M shares
• More news, less talk on WBAL radio's new lineup
• Obama delays request for $1.2T debt limit increase
• Maryland reports first case of seasonal influenza
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Dec. 26-30
• Tribune bankruptcy case likely to extend to summer
• Report: ‘America’s Youth: Transitions to Adulthood’
• Photo of the Day – Reeling in an autograph
• U.S. job market ends year in better shape
• BBJ 2011 Newsmaker of the Year stories
• Season's first lab-confirmed case of flu in Baltimore area
• Top 10 Back to Work blogs of 2011
• Baltimore developer to build $3M Howard Co. medical complex
• D.C. apartment developer paid $12.1M for land near Johns Hopkins
• Court OKs immunity for telecoms in wiretap case
• Realities of Real Estate: My listing is about to expire, what now? 
• Real Estate Weekly – 12/30/11: Annapolis Towne Centre leasing
• Cecil County closer to buying 152-acre farm
• BBJcast: Baltimore's top newsmakers of the year
• Get to know Baltimore Green Works - Part 1
• 2011 Internet business happenings in review
• Maryland budgeting $69M for Purple Line
• 2011 Maryland Highlights: The Good, the Bad and the Political Pt. 2
• Eldersburg Kmart survives first round of closings
• Traffic: Disabled vehicle near Route 140 and Malcolm Drive
• Annapolis-area home values drop nearly 15 percent
• Delegate set to introduce ‘Caylee’s Law’ bill
• Doctors face murder charges in botched abortion case
• Baltimore police shuffle ranks, target national accreditation
• The best of Baltimore's hospitality is alive and awaiting your votes
• D.C. touts lowest murder rate in nearly 50 years
• Top of the List: Baltimore-area engineering firms
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Friday forecast: Mostly cloudy, high near 51
• On the Move, 12/30: Rabbi Shapiro installed by Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah Congregation
• Ocean fresh idea for New Year's Eve: The Oceanaire in Baltimore
• Report: Former Oriole Melvin Mora announces retirement
• Amtrak contractor breaks gas main on Penn Station property
• The Daily Record’s Top 20 stories of 2011
• What is in your backyard - for kids - Part 4
• Annapolis Christian school facing harassment lawsuit
• Child, 5, who died in crash was fixture in South Baltimore neighborhood
• Hopkins to study genetics of asthma in African-Americans
• Lengthy casework leads to charges in April slaying
• Five Maryland toll bridges to receive security upgrade
• O'Malley vows action on septic systems
• Experts want bullying of special needs students addressed
• Experts want bullying of special needs students addressed
• Rawlings-Blake readies for battle over proposal to raise bottle tax
• Colts legend Berry to present Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl
• O'Malley writes to Sparrows Point lender
• Crash involving officer under investigation
• School site the center of multiple lawsuits
• MLK breakfast loses county funding
• Can foreign tourists help U.S. economy?
• Charles C. Haynes: Confronting anti-Muslim bigotry in America  
• Nathan Chapman set for release after serving prison term
• Baltimore International College set to hand control to Stratford
• Gas line break delays trains through Baltimore
• Feds shut down Chinatown bus firm over safety concerns
• Editorial: Tax giveaways need scrutiny
• Week in review: 12/30/11 
• Steven I. Platt: In 2012, resolve to listen to your ‘gentle ghosts’ 
• C. Fraser Smith: Three lives that helped define us 
• On the move: 12/30/11
• Create strong passwords: Do not use 1 of the top 25 most common passwords
• Escaped bull shot in Mount Airy
• 2011 Maryland Highlights: The Good, the Bad and the Political (Top 10)
• Sears to close Ellicott City store
• Sears' Ellicott City store set to close
• Johns Hopkins wins $8.5M to study asthma among blacks
• Johns Hopkins, other local colleges trying to fill executive spots
• John Erickson vies for $100M lawsuit to be moved to Baltimore
• O'Malley talks tax proposals, job creation ahead of 2012 General Assembly
• O'Malley vows to seek curb on septics
• Man, 31, shot and killed inside home in North Baltimore
• Baltimore sports year in review
• Maryland nabs $28.3M bonus for health performance
• T.G.I.Friday’s Last Party of the year on 12/31/2011
• Pending home sales reach 19-month high
• Blockbuster closing leaves Carroll Co. without video store
• Target Entertainment wins NFL player app deal
• Baltimore nonprofit seeks community approval for homeless aid
• Comptroller Franchot schedules two fundraisers
• Traffic: Icy conditions on Philadelphia Road in Rosedale
• Teens burned, one critically, after pouring gasoline on grill
• North Baltimore residents seek answers on stalled development projects
• Weekly U.S. unemployment benefit applications rise
• Harford Co. leads Maryland in commercial property value increase
• N.Y. Times offers discounts in mistaken email gaffe
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Man, 31, shot and killed inside home in Northwest Baltimore
• Suspect sought in triple shooting (video)
• Montgomery County readies for 5-cent bag fee
• 2 dead, 1 injured after single-car accident in Silver Spring
• Thursday forecast: Increasing clouds, high near 44
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
• Alex Len scores 14 in debut as Terps beat Albany
• Boy, 5, dead after beltway on-ramp collision
• Warning for Beards Creek because of sewage spill
• Boy, 5, dead after beltway on-ramp collision
• Attorney: Investigators 'have nothing' in Phylicia Barnes case
• Local information from homeless support organizations for 2012
• Baltimore Co. police officer hurt in crash with tractor-trailer
• Nonprofit for homeless tries to quell neighborhood fears
• St. Joseph Medical Center's future unclear
• 1st US museum dedicated to Greek culture opens
• State panel urges tighter oversight of stent procedures
• Court of Appeals takes up ex-public defender’s wrongful-dismissal suit 
• 720 furloughed at Sparrows Point 
• Truckers to pay higher tolls starting Sunday 
• Mediation fails again in W. Va. Monsanto suit
• Cleveland pays $325K to settle lawsuit
• A great New Year's Eve cocktail: Mint Julep Martini with Denaka Vanilla Vodka
• A great New Year's Eve cocktail: Mint Julep Martini with Denaka Vanilla Vodka
• O’Malley nominates Kratovil to be a judge
• Maryland gets $28.3 million health performance bonus
• What is in your backyard - for kids - Part 3
• Wedding chapel and amenities for sale in Elkton
• Lt. Gov. returns campaign donations from Stewart
• A delicious endeavor - TEN TEN Bistro in the Bagby Building
• Western Marylander diagnosed with Legionnaires
• Maryland awarded $28.3M for children’s health coverage
• Odenton's M-Edge files suit against Amazon
• BaltTech: Maryland maker of Kindle cases sues Amazon
• Cody Seekford wins the Maloof Money Cup 2011 Twelve Days of Skate
• Baltimore Business Journal's most viewed stories of 2011
• Maryland law tightening stent oversight recommended
• Baltimore Grand Prix near deal to name Dawson as CEO
• Careerbuilder: Hiring outlook little changed for 2012
• Johns Hopkins University researchers craft unchanging calendar
• Racialized Redistricting 2: Black Power doesn’t seem to be the Democratic mantra
• Man pepper sprayed, stripped, robbed and assaulted while waiting for bus
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Community & Holiday Calendar: Week of December 28
• What is going on with the Ravens?
• Murder Ink
• It’s the most wonderful crime of the year!
• Our Baltimore, 2011′s Year in Review
• Crofton office building goes to auction Jan. 13
• Annapolis Towne Centre inks three financial firms
• Baltimore Co. farmer seeks $1.5M for site zoned for single-family homes
• A taste tour of the town (Part 1)
• Sephora USA leases 70,000 SF in Belcamp
• Dunbar guard prefers to call long-distance
• DHHS wrestler has goals far beyond the high school mat
• RA Sushi New Year’s Eve Remix Party 1/1/2012
• Anne Arundel police investigate two robberies in Brooklyn Park
• Harford Land Trust aims to raise $250K
• Md. home values have fallen 17 percent since 2008
• Traffic: Disabled vehicle on U.S. 50 east near Ritchie Highway
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives merchants a lift
• Peebles in Carrolltown Mall shuttering Jan. 21
• Developer plans to submit revised College Park housing plan
• Vacant home collapses after early morning fire in Lisbon
• Frederick may change bike and skateboard policy
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Wednesday forecast: Sunny, breezy, high near 45
• Home values fell 17% in three years, state assessors say
• On the Move, 12/28: Edney named American Urological Association scholar
• Performance - Gleam
• Seven Ravens selected to next month's Pro Bowl
• Seven Ravens selected to next month's Pro Bowl
• Arundel couple injured in fire
• State board recommends criteria for insurance exchanges
• Sexual assault reports double at the Naval Academy
• Sexual assault reports double at the Naval Academy
• Court of Appeals upholds conviction despite inoperable weapon 
• Area ski resorts try to cope with warm temperatures
• American flag's removal sparks patriotic rally in Woodbine
• Holiday season marked by different shopper types
• Companies settle LCD price-fixing case
• Subway riders stranded in blizzard sue NY transportation agency
• Police seek help in finding quilt stolen from Banneker museum
• Md. lawmaker to try to ban 'sweepstakes' game rooms
• Delegate calls for new MBE rules 
• Feds shut down bus company that operates in Md.
• Luwanda Jenkins: Good signs for working women despite economy 
• U.S. Hunter Jumper Association president jumped at his chance
• Marylanders face long wait in assessment appeals
• New director has big plans at Center for Talented Youth
• DOD: Sexual assaults increase at 3 major academies
• Theadora Van Runkle
• John McCarthy
• Bert Jansch
• Sylvia Robinson
• Michael S. Hart
• Robert Ettinger
• Owsley Stanley
• Bernard Nathanson
• Tura Satana
• People Who Died
• Program Eyes How to Make Pigtown Stop Smoking
• Photos: 2011 year in review for Baltimore-area business
• Hopkins researchers nab $8M to study new cancer treatments
• Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011
• Judge refuses plea by accused killer to toss statements
• Feds file civil suit against FedEx over containers
• Obama administration OK with states legalizing online gambling
• Racialized Redistricting: The process becomes racial to some political to others
• Morris Martick, James Baldwin, and . . . Curious Hairs?
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion: New Year’s Eve Menu
• Johns Hopkins Medicine to help treat patients in Kuwait
• Baltimore seeks developers for residential project in Remington
• City police ID man killed on Christmas Eve
• Keller Williams Realty merges with Passport, adds 50 agents
• Judge orders Baltimore Grand Prix organizer to pay vendor $285K
• Baltimore affordable housing fund being used more for demolition
• Bowie development plan being studied
• Woman robbed in her car at Arundel apartment complex
• New study shares key ingredient to successful weight loss
• Traffic: Accident at York and Warren roads in Balto. Co.
• Hearing scheduled for Accident man charged in 2 slayings
• Suspicious package received at Baltimore City Hall shuts down the area (video)
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Tuesday forecast: Rain, high near 49
• One injured after overnight fire at Big Boyz Bail Bonds in city
• 3 suspects arrested in attempted armed robbery in P.G. Co.
• Almeter joins DLA Piper’s litigation practice
• What is in your backyard - for kids - Part 2
• Fire damages Elkridge motel, closes U.S. 1
• Laurel police: Man turns in self for N.Y. slayings
• Laurel police: Man turns in self for N.Y. murders
• Christmas day shooting leaves man dead in Oxon Hill
• Christmas day shooting leaves man dead in Oxon Hill
• 'Affordable housing' fund destroys more than it builds
• 'Affordable housing' fund destroys more than it builds
• Kevin Fusco: ‘Irrational pessimism’ has taken over 
• Kaiser consents to $350K judgment in fraud case 
• Venezuelan housekeeper settles suit against MoCo family 
• Pace of disbarments in Maryland rises sharply 
• Opinions – 12/27/11: Maryland Court of Special Appeals 
• Law movers – 12/27/11: Almeter joins DLA Piper 
• Law digest: 12/27/11 
• Editorial Advisory Board: Reforming the Maryland Stadium Authority 
• Del. Goodwill offering refurbished medical equipment
• Compass is hoping translation translates into profitable 2012
• Returns, bargains bring out the post-Christmas rush
• Elkton family business sold winning Powerball ticket
• Elkton family business sold winning Powerball ticket
• Roundabout planned for Key Highway-Light Street crossing
• Make yourself a seasonal cocktail with Rye Mash White Dog
• Inner Harbor New Year’s Eve music, fireworks, and light show (video)
• Man arrested, charged in Annapolis dealership break-in
• Man arrested, charged in Annapolis dealership break-in
• Ravens vs. Browns report card
• City Hall bomb scare declared safe, streets reopened
• Ravens undefeated at home as they finish off Browns in season sweep
• 'Twas the Day After Christmas
• What is in your backyard - for kids - Part 1
• Man killed in shooting in Cherry Hill
• Winning $125 million Powerball ticket sold in Maryland
• Woman threatened with gun at Motel 6
• Teenager shot in the leg in Severn
• Top 10 Martin Luther King, Jr. learning resources for kids from Education World
• Md. soldier gets Christmas phone call from Obama
• Baltimore’s “Santa Claus Anonymous’: Going strong since 1934
• Congressional childishness culminates with payroll tax-cuts
• Man shot in head in Cherry Hill
• Pedestrian killed on inner loop of Baltimore Beltway
• Tech events for the coming week
• Woman critically injured six days ago, police don't know how
• Ravens sitting pretty even if win wasn't
• Former M&T vice president charged with mail fraud
• Hopkins founder remembered on anniversary of death
• The Christmas Story told in the Holy Bible: Luke 2
• Police: Md. man shot at couple with paintball gun
• Local nonprofit receives $20k grant from Walmart Foundation
• Polock Johnny's stall at Lexington Market to close
• Howard police boost reward, release new info in 2001 killing
• Residents worried about safety of landfill gas energy project
• Man shot at Crownsville party early Saturday, police say
• Baltimore police report nonfatal double shooting in Poppleton
• County police identify pedestrian killed Friday in Pikesville
• Workers 'outraged' by Kamenetz, former councilmen's pensions
• Tracking Santa Claus with NORAD (video)
• Tracking Santa Claus with NORAD (video)
• Five arrested at two Arundel malls over Air Jordan shoes
• Arundel suspends new emergency dispatch system
• Baltimore County EPS Watershed Management and Monitoring
• First Mariner's Hale retires
• Judges reject lawsuit challenging Md. redistricting
• Sparrows Point steel mill shuts down suddenly
• E-News Stream now available from Baltimore County EPS
• Cardin, Van Hollen to help resolve Hill disputes
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Dec. 19-23
• AAA: Nearly 2 million Marylanders to travel during holidays
• Baltimore's Polock Johnny's Lexington Market location is closing!
• Former Wilmington Trust execs could replace Hale atop First Mariner Bank
• First Mariner Bank: A timeline of recent events
• Real Estate Weekly – 12/23/11: COPT sells properties in Baltimore County
• Realities of Real Estate: First Impressions 
• U.S. survey helps shed light on forest-damaging bug
• Hale retires from First Mariner
• Oceaneering International expands lease in Hanover
• First Mariner CEO Hale steps down
• Baltimore County police make arrest in Woodlawn killing
• Speaking from experience about unemployment
• Healthy Neighborhoods seeking developers to rehab homes
• Residences at Waterstone apartments in Pikesville on the market
• Baltimore Grand Prix still on IndyCar schedule for 2012
• $60,000 deal ends Maryland inmate’s open-records case
• Va. man accused of home improvement scam in Mont. Co.
• New-home sales up in November but 2011 figures dismal
• Five Montgomery College awarded scholarships at the GGCC Celebration Dinner
• Police: Man injured, cited after parachute jump from MPT tower
• Where to watch the Ravens vs. Browns on CBS at 1pm on12/24/2011
• Gift card Roundup: Where to get last minute gift cards
• Abell Foundation affiliate buys Baltimore Behavioral Health campus
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Traffic: Two-vehicle accident on I-695 inner loop at I-83
• Mt. Airy volunteer’s Holiday lights benefitting neglected and abused children
• Spending and incomes show weak November gains
• Md. helps truckers ride out snowstorms safely
• NASA astronauts celebrate Christmas in outer space
• Top of the List: Baltimore-area IT consulting firms
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high 53
• Webb-Williams hired as VP of Doctors Community Hospital Foundation
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #97: Happy Holidays!
• Christmas tree recycling in Harford
• Chief counsel McDonald appointed to Md. high court
• State House dome dazzles after restoration work
• Howard Co. questions missing tax bills in 21042 zip code
• Prosecutors portray Manning as determined leaker
• Brawl breaks out at high school basketball game in W. Baltimore
• Review: Take the time to curate Facebook Timeline
• Winning: Tweeted pic earns high schooler 20k college scholarship
• Donating thousands, 'layaway angels' land in Maryland
• Jury finds in favor of principals, school system in bullying lawsuit
• Assistant State's Attorney Bowen appointed to Circuit Court
• Va. man accused of ripping off Md. homeowners
• Judge denies dismissal of Md. bomb plot charges
• Battle brews over EBDI board appointment 
• Defense says Manning is victim of military overreach in WikiLeaks case
• Former Raven Jamal Lewis joins brain-injury suit against NFL
• Gene Policinski: So just who is a journalist these days? 
• Edgewood man charged with bringing knives to school
• Police seek woman who stole package from Ellicott City porch
• Boldin will miss rest of regular season with knee injury
• Ravens vs. Browns preview
• Police make arrest in beating of Laurel man, 65
• High cost of job training stirs controversy
• Warschawski cashes in on Swiss connection
• BGE must offer rebate programs to reduce electric usage
• Day School at Baltimore Hebrew receives Chanukah gift -- a $25,000 award
• Free 2012 online printable calendars
• S.W. Baltimore violence may be linked to shooting of 'legend'
• Two teens injured in Mount Airy after vehicle crashes, rolls over
• BBJcast: Economist Chris Edwards from the Cato Institute
• Give the gift of sailing on the Schooner Woodwind
• Woman, 67, attacked by grandson with hammer dies
• COPT plots sale of $312M in assets
• Tower Federal goes green with new Laurel branch
• Local celebs, politicians and community leaders make X-Mas merry for area youth
• Check out the BBJ's database of Greater Baltimore's top residential deals in 2011
• Death of Pikesville woman in November ruled a homicide
• Annapolis gets $500K from contractor in settlement
• Traffic: Disabled vehicle on I-695 outer loop near Security Blvd.
• T-Mobile searches for cell tower sites in Mont. Co.
• Wells Fargo sues Struever, alleging unpaid line of credit
• Hopkins asks court to dismiss Mont. Co. lawsuit
• Redistricting plan questioned after adviser's conviction
• Unemployment applications lowest since April ‘08
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Man dies in Woodlawn after assault, Baltimore Co. police say
• O’Malley to host redistricting hearing
• Pepco will not appeal $1 million outage fine
• Thursday forecast: Partly sunny, high near 60
• My 2'd night of Hanukkah present was an artisan bottle of Tabasco
• Is the Inner Harbor the dirtiest water way in Baltimore?
• Man shot in head in Shipley Hill
• Gwynn Oak man sentenced in heroin conspiracy
• Hundreds gather to honor those who died homeless
• Hundreds gather to honor those who died homeless
• O's in search for new PA announcer
• Final defendant pleads guilty in $20M pawn shop scheme
• Baltimore County community organizers remembers 19 dead due to homelessness
• Baltimore County community organizers remembers 19 dead due to homelessness
• Glyndon couple flies wounded warrior home
• 2nd ground rent reform declared unconstitutional
• 2nd ground rent reform declared unconstitutional
• Board OKs $168 million for Arundel Mills slots
• City service changes on Friday, during holidays
• Md. OKs manure-for-power plant at Eastern Shore prison
• Judge throws out 9 of 13 counts in bullying lawsuit
• Vehicle flips in Tollgate Road accident near Harford Mall
• New union election rules spur challenge by Chamber
• Baltimore awards four rec centers to private groups
• Why are toys selling out? Might be mommy blog buzz
• Hopkins seeks dismissal of lawsuit over MoCo complex 
• Former Eastern Shore sanctuary to be preserved
• Wells Fargo sues developer Struever for $466K  
• Ballard Spahr lawyer with hand in Inner Harbor retiring
• Local company spreads holiday cheer through Toys for Tots gift drive
• Talbot County farm owner gives up development rights
• Md. approves manure-for-power plant at prison
• Corks in Federal Hill closes
• Signature Collision signs lease for former Seven Mile Market site
• Manning defense rests after calling two witnesses
• Fence to enclose Baltimore's New Year's Eve celebration
• State Highway Administration gets 66 extensions 
• Royle talks about leaving 105.7, Baltimore
• Energy regulator fines Pepco $1 million for poor reliability
• Bank of America reaches $335M settlement over Countrywide loans
• PSC fines Pepco $1M for electricity outages
• Constellation, Exelon settle with Justice Department
• Constellation, Exelon settle with Justice Department
• Bank of America to pay $335M to settle Countrywide discrimination claims
• Cardin: Power suppliers need to catch up to Maryland
• State board defers decision on $120M pharmacy contract
• Economy ends tough 2011 on a surprising upswing
• Justice Department approves Constellation-Exelon merger
• KatzAbosch forms new government contracting consulting unit
• Community Calendar: Week of December 21, 2011
• Dear Santa…
• Digital’s D is the difference, 69-15
• Police investigating rape
• Boss hits employee in face with soda bottle, drives off in minivan
• Stollen pleasures: How to make (or buy!) this Christmas tradition
• Md., Ports America partnered to woo Hapag-Lloyd
• 2012: The year to volunteer
• If resolutions for 2012 include education, get it here
• Feed the hungry, beat Pittsburgh. What’s not to like?
• Clippers’ comeback falls short in I-95 Elite High School Challenge
• Train garden seeks holiday volunteers
• Dunbar girls basketball rip National Academy, 65-10
• Senior Center Events
• Growing up in Canton Rowhouse Renovations: Painted Screens, Rooftop Decks and more!
• What a doll! Time for tykes and toys to hit the Mimi
• So, what AM I drinkin'?
• Extension for superblock sale OK'd by Baltimore
• T.G.I. Friday’s new menu items will make you smile
• T.G.I.Friday’s: giftcard bonus bites and a $40,000 Best Buy giveaway
• Joe Flacco’s Fu Manchu changes the lives of Baltimore students forever
• Crossing the Atlantic Ocean for a life saving cure
• Celebrate Chanukah and Christmas with Chinese food
• Year-long investigation continues into the murder of Phylicia Barnes
• 'Good time to buy,' not sell
• Traffic: Three-vehicle crash on I-95 near Washington Boulevard
• Buy $100 gift certificate get a $50 gift certificate free at Sotto Sopra today
• Police find 2-year-old girl alone in Prince George's Co. apartment
• FAA to issue rules aimed at tired airline pilots
• Man dies after burns suffered in one-alarm fire in Hampden
• Sprint biggest beneficiary of AT&T / T-Mobile merger collapse
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• State board to vote on paying $168M to buy slot machines
• Daily crimes reported by Annapolis Police Department
• Defense in WikiLeaks case getting its chance
• Forecast: Rain, thunderstorms possible this afternoon, high 62
• On the Move, 12/21: Brennan elected chair of Habitat for Humanity board
• The Walters Art Museum Announces Major Gift Of Over 260 Russian Enamel Artworks From The Jean M. Riddell Collection
• Israeli Exhibition, "Bezalel on Tour," Makes First U.S. Stop at MICA, Feb. 10-March 18
• Judges hear challenge to Maryland congressional map
• Victim identified in Towson mall shooting as Baltimore resident
• Victim identified in Towson mall shooting as Baltimore resident
• Principal, special needs student testify in bullying trial
• E. Baltimore residents rally for jobs at EBDI development
• Judges hear challenge to Maryland congressional map
• Marchers demand jobs at EBDI 
• Maryland sees improvement in jobs picture
• Murder trial set for Frostburg student
• Commissioner wins premium finance case 
• Websites make weight-loss wagering easy
• Royle leaving 105.7 The Fan at end of Ravens season
• Royle leaving 105.7 The Fan at end of Ravens season
• Sandy Spring to acquire CommerceFirst
• Laurel Park, Pimlico owner to ask for state help in 2012
• Laurel Park, Pimlico owner to ask for state help in 2012
• O’Malley met to discuss not funding death penalty
• Ravens vs. Chargers report card
• Vote to increase borrowing angers Franchot
• Baltimore firm claims Ports America denying it business
• Burglar and murderer sentenced in slaying of Milford Mill man
• Sizing up Sandy Spring and CommerceFirst banks
• Arundel approves diversity audit over Leopold objections
• Alleged leaker case more tech than military
• Sandy Spring Bank to buy CommerceFirst in $25.4M deal
• Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance names new director
• Clarksville man sentenced in contraband alcohol scheme
• Attorney Stanley Needleman Sentenced to Prison
• Morris Martick 1923-2011
• Shots fired in downtown Havre de Grace; no one hurt
• Murder Ink
• P.G. County liquor store owner sentenced in corruption scheme
• Clash expected at Federal Hill meeting over Grand Prix funds
• Attack the Critical Bloc
• U.S. proposes new, tougher rules for big banks
• Md. Racing Commission approves 146 day-schedule for Pimlico, Laurel Park
• Large enameled silver collection bequeathed to Walters Art Museum
• Police investigating double shooting that killed 1
• Maryland's labor chief looks for answer to '$64,000 question'
• Top 10 BEST movies of 2011, Damon, Clooney, Franco, Craig, Cruise
• Top 5 WORST movies of 2011, Nicholas Cage, Jim Carrey, Johnny Depp, Al Pacino
• Bloods gang leader gets life for murder of rival
• Redmon to lead Md. hospital rate-setting commission
• Red Robin: buy at least $25 in gift cards and get $5 back.
• Baltimore County police seek accident victim's family
• Baltimore project gets $3.3M in state housing funds
• Decision on Baltimore casino expected in spring
• Maryland's jobless rate improves to 6.9 percent
• Man charged with attempted murder after police shooting
• Ravens dodge huge bullet after losing to Chargers
• PlanMaryland implementation riles Carroll Co. officials
• WikiLeaks witnesses to testify by telephone
• Greenberg Gibbons names new COO
• Police probe slaying outside Towson Town Center Nordstrom
• St. Mary’s College floating dorm sets sail
• Remembering over 100 people who died in Baltimore City - December 21st
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Fresh Thoughts Seafood Dining Series with Chad Wells of Alewife
• Tuesday forecast: Cloudy, chance of rain, high near 47
• On the Move, 12/20: Jones receives Woman of the Year Award
• 2 men shot in southwest Balt.; one killed
• Ravens regain control of AFC North with Steelers loss
• Researching Maryland land records online at no cost
• Ron Smith, 'Voice of Reason,' dies
• GGCC Annual Celebration Dinner & Awards Ceremony Held
• Balto. Co. Council scales back, passes ethics reform bill
• Manning supporters barred from courtroom
• MTA goal could require people to pay 65 cents more
• Maryland names new child support enforcement leader
• Hopkins Medicine hires Iowa dean as new CEO
• Man fatally shot near Nordstrom at Towson Town Center
• Parties settling Waverly school-bid litigation 
• O'Malley growth control program PlanMaryland takes effect
• Four city rec centers could go to third-party groups
• Four city rec centers could go to third-party groups
• Court of Appeals withdraws decision, letting murder conviction fall 
• Saudi prince invests $300 million in Twitter
• Man charged with robbery, shooting of cab driver
• Feds bust ring smuggling cocaine, heroin to area
• New legislative map targeting Republicans
• Feds issue warning to unconventional sperm donor
• Fergenson and West: Maryland doesn’t mean business 
• Gambling charges against Minnick put on inactive docket
• AT&T agrees to drop bid for T-Mobile
• Balto. Co. police shoot suspected robber in North Point
• Anne Arundel exec approves zoning plan
• City police identify two fatally shot over weekend
• Centro Tapas Bar closes
• Letter sent to Wikileaks suggests Manning wanted to make history
• Change your ideas of localvore
• Cruise ship dorm leaves St. Mary's College
• Cruise ship dorm leaves St. Mary's College
• Local tech incubator launches accelerator program
• Accused White House shooter to be held for trial
• Centro Tapas Bar in Riverside closes
• Database: Maryland community college enrollment
• 2% raises proposed for Bel Air town employees
• Greenberg Gibbons refinances debt on Annapolis Towne Centre
• Merritt gets more time in Pitcairn attack
• Baltimore Co. Council plans to scale back ethics bill
• Baltimore's TidalTV needs more software developers
• Showing concern for others earns Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 1st grade a Pajama Day
• Occupy Baltimore considering new sites
• $8M donated for children attending Jewish day schools
• Monday Night Live w/ WNST, Ravens LB Ayanbadejo and 2 more Ravens at 7pm tonight
• Where to watch the Steelers vs. 49ers tonight on MNF on ESPN at 8pm
• Johns Hopkins names Rothman medical school's dean, CEO of Hopkins Medicine
• ETC accelerator program offering $110K in seed funding
• O'Malley filing gets PlanMaryland underway
• Towson office building on market for $7.4M
• Port of Baltimore hit auto cargo record in October
• Planned PG Co. retirement housing project concerns residents
• Police: Timonium woman, 66, died after she was hit by light rail
• Annapolis man arrested for stabbing with tire reamer
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop at Baltimore National Pike
• WikiLeaks, Manning supporters object to closed hearing
• Army traces alleged leaker digital footprints
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Maryland chef helping with Baltimore food drive
• U.S. online holiday shopping climbs 15 percent
• Ocean City plans to choose new city manager in March
• Ravens embarrassed by Chargers in 34-14 loss
• PlanMaryland to be presented to O’Malley
• Monday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 50
• Zarren joins Saul Ewing as a partner
• Donate Your Old Cell Phones/Computers To The BAIC - Tax Deductible
• Witness links Pfc. Manning to secrets seen on WikiLeaks
• Fun holiday sipping: Buffalo Trace Wheated Mash White Dog
• Family, friends hold vigil for man slain 1 year ago
• Supervisor: Manning had keen grasp of enemy threats in Iraq
• Supervisor: Manning had keen grasp of enemy threats in Iraq
• Orioles closing in on deal with outfielder Endy Chavez (UPDATED)
• Need a New Year's idea? Try Mr. Rain's
• Key state lawmaker calls for property tax cap overhaul
• Key state lawmaker calls for property tax cap overhaul
• Financial disclosure: How the search became the story 
• ‘No change’: Financial disclosure on the Court of Appeals 
• ‘Fuvista’ defendant claims compliance  
• Winsky resigns as CEO of Md. tech council 
• Sean Somerville: Dividend growth strategy can avoid traps 
• Targeted teams at UMCP launch fundraising efforts
• Maryland lottery ‘believes it is time’ to offer its game online 
• Pursuit of Justice: Modern-day nihilism threatens our way of life 
• After 14 years, traffic camera debate endures
• Top court: Order for accounting can’t be appealed 
• P.G. County officer shoots, kills Landover man
• Bay search for missing boater to resume Monday
• Gaithersburg man, 20, shot, critically wounded
• Gaithersburg man, 20, shot, critically wounded
• Pedestrian victim of Dundalk crash is identified
• Police: Taxi driver shot in the back in Remington
• City police investigate fatal shooting of man, 27
• O’Malley comments on Md. $50m Race to the Top grant
• Helping kids in need, PG Co. CASA volunteers info session: Jan. 5
• WNST will be at Jilly's tonight and places to watch SNF on NBC
• Attorney: Manning showed signs of distress in Iraq
• Boater missing in Chesapeake Bay
• Pimlico, Laurel Park to maintain 146 days of racing in 2012
• Arundel Council to consider removing Jones
• Are Baltimore telephone white pages directories gone forever?
• Police investigate fatal shooting in West Baltimore
• Ravens vs. Chargers preview
• Joppa suspect sought in Harford National Bank robbery
• City Human Resources Director Announces Departure
• Tax errors, unintended results cost city millions
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #96: A Great Place To Grow
• Deadline for Constellation-Exelon merger decision extended
• Man shot by police Thursday linked to armed robbery
• State submits draft bay pollution plan to EPA
• Zoning changes impact our environment Part 2
• Baltimore loses clout in redistricting
• Red Emma's in Baltimore is having a party tomorrow: 12/17/11
• Cartridge on Wheels named GGCC Small Business of the Year
• UMMS among St. Joseph suitors
• Manning's lawyer asks military to stop WikiLeaks hearing
• Suspect in Morrell Park killing freed twice on bail
• Fire department sued over alleged racial discrimination
• Harford teachers denied countywide bonuses
• City's human resources director resigns
• Court dismisses state's challenge to State Center lawsuit
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Dec. 12-16
• Md. wins new $50m grant in ‘Race to the Top’ funds
• Judge rules in favor of State Center opponents
• Three appointed to Baltimore County planning board
• Morris Martick, restaurateur
• Judge dismisses State Center countersuit
• Panel releases Maryland legislative district map
• Another cool holiday gift idea: Kilbeggan Whiskey
• States get say on health benefits in Obama’s law
• Wagner gets 7 more years in prison for Pitcairn killing
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• One in three lawyers plan to hire in 2012
• Craig vetoes measure that would have given teachers bonuses
• BBJ reporter learns out of work doesn't mean out of hope
• Kamenetz names 3 to Baltimore County Planning Board
• Happy Holiday from Morton's the Steakhouse
• Morton's Restaurant Group sold to Landry's owner
• Weinberg Foundation aids Baltimore Jewish day schools
• Md. man sentenced to life for role in Va. killings
• EDF: Constellation-Exelon settlement hurts Maryland nuclear industry
• Realities of Real Estate: Investors sparking the new housing boom 
• Real Estate Weekly – 12/16/11: Marriott plans two new hotels in Iraq
• Maryland PSC delays Constellation merger ruling until Feb.
• Tech Council of Maryland CEO Winsky resigns
• City police hire ex-Montgomery official to oversee training
• Mercy High School goes global with Center for Global Education
• Downtown Partnership of Baltimore seeks new ideas for CityCenter project
• New York PSC approves Constellation-Exelon merger
• Bozzuto names new business development director
• Attorney explains murder suspect's release from jail
• Case of accused Army leaker carries high stakes
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Traffic: 3-vehicle crash on I-95 northbound past Route 32
• Driver of stolen car loses control, rams taxi cab in Towson
• BP settles with maker of failed blowout preventer
• Double shooting in W. Baltimore sends two to hospital
• Maryland, 8 other states to share $500M Race to Top grant
• Aberdeen commission votes to annex 38 acres for housing development
• N.Y. state gives OK to Exelon-Constellation deal
• Small businesses feel pinch of redevelopment
• BBJcast: How to find a job
• Top of the List: Stimulus-funded projects around Baltimore
• St. Michaels man gets 51 months for armed bank robbery
• Couple found dead in Fla. coal pile enjoyed riding freight trains
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high 49, windy with gusts up to 30 mph
• Bon Secour’s Sr. Patricia Eck receives papal award
• Statement From Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Regarding Constellation/Exelon Merger
• Essex hero makes a difference
• Body of Middle River man found in reservoir, where he worked
• Teen boy killed when struck by cars in Parkville
• Assembly panel would halve Md. shortfall
• Assembly panel would halve Md. shortfall
• Stent committee recommends increased oversight
• Bullying suit against city schools goes to trial
• BARCS to lend out pets for the holidays
• Balto. Co. to extend benefits to same-sex spouses
• Anne Arundel Co. police chief subpoenaed in Leopold probe
• Health care extended to same-sex married couples
• Police shoot man in Lansdowne after chase from Annapolis
• Advisory panel calls for end to most experiments on chimps
• Disbarred lawyer Stanley Needleman sentenced for tax evasion 
• Maryland may consider law banning some hospitals from cardiac stent surgeries
• Movie review (and poem): Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, 10 out of 10
• Movie review: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, 5.5 out of 10
• Despite slowdown, more foreclosures loom
• Pastrami egg rolls from NYC Chinese food maven
• C. Fraser Smith: The system worked in UM decision  
• Week in review: 12/16/11
• Betsy Nelson: Spend $5 on wristband and help create jobs
• Md. tax giveaways divert billions with largely unknown impact 
• Editorial: Alliance, not merger of University of Maryland campuses
• Electric reliability rules to be published in Maryland Register
• Donald C. Fry: Plan B for the economy wanted 
• Watermen charged with oyster violations
• On the move – 12/16/11: Bon Secour’s Eck gets papal award
• Western Maryland plant to lay off 59 by March
• To Occupy on the fly wont get Americans by
• O'Malley: Benefits of Exelon-CEG merger go beyond rate credit
• Music and arts festival comes to city
• Howard police did not violate teen's rights, judge rules
• Attorney Needleman, 69, gets a year in federal prison
• Notre Dame Prep receives gift in honor of Yeardley Love for turf field
• Morgan Stanley mum on if job cuts will impact Baltimore workers
• Murder suspect freed on bail, twice
• Happy Holidays from Kona Grill
• Maryland Venture Fund invests $250,000 in BrainScope
• Job-search intel focus of part two of BBJ Back to Work series
• Notre Dame Prep to name field after Yeardley Love
• CSA Medical raises $20.5M in funding
• Exelon may lease, not own, new Baltimore HQ for Constellation
• Maryland to get major power boost under Constellation-Exelon deal
• Sex offender linked through DNA to two rapes
• Constellation, Exelon reach accord with O'Malley
• PG delegate faces new theft charges
• Maryland plans to sell 190 parcels of land around BWI
• Md. student in top 5 of national high school cybersecurity competition
• New office building planned for National Harbor
• Golden Globe nominations announced
• Space heaters eyed in probe of deadly Cumberland fire
• Boy, 17, robbed while walking with girlfriend in Brooklyn Park
• Battle brewing over Harford Co. trash disposal plan
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Golden Globe nominations announced
• Unemployment aid applications fall to 3-year low
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south at Route 175
• DGA presses Congress on unemployment benefits
• New Midei cases ensnare three more stents doctors
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Man shot in head in barbershop in critical condition
• State spending panel to make recommendations
• Study: Eyewear for lacrosse players lowers injury rate
• Bradley Manning supporters plan rally outside Fort Meade
• Daily crimes reported by Annapolis Police Department
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, showers, high 59
• Photo of the Day – Spilly and his hula hoops
• Family Friendly 2nd Thursdays at The BaltimoreMuseum of Industry
• Husban and Wife Team Up on History of Federal Hill
• Locksley set to replace Crowton as UM offensive coordinator
• Zoning changes impact our environment Part 1
• Report: US death sentences hit 35-year low
• After sloppy start, Maryland rallies to beat FIU
• Governor gets concessions in Exelon deal
• Man shot in head in East Baltimore barbershop
• Judge hears 2nd challenge to ground-rent reforms
• Balt. Co. man, S.C. woman die in coal pile in Fla.
• Balt. Co. man, S.C. woman die in coal pile in Fla.
• Stent committee member faces accusations
• Stent committee member faces accusations
• Grand Prix officials: High-interest loan led to unpaid tax
• Grand Prix officials: High-interest loan led to unpaid tax
• Campaign seeks clues for cold cases
• Uncle gets custody of 200-pound boy
• Allegany County sheriff seeks to tackle panhandling
• Pay hike for elected officials kicks in quietly  
• Drivers chafe at proposed ban on cell phones
• Law students going door to door to spread word on foreclosure rights
• Systemic problems at State Highway Administration
• Baltimore County reaches out with help for holiday stress
• Baltimore County reaches out with help for holiday stress
• Fracking commission supports law change
• Park Heights vacants demolished
• State Center foes spar in court 
• Lawyer says client illegally arrested in document theft case
• New $5, $1 coins pay homage to War of 1812, Battle of Baltimore
• Animal welfare groups: Don’t buy pet store puppies
• No job-security guarantee for some Balto. Co. unions
• No job-security guarantee for some Balto. Co. unions
• Crowton won't return as Maryland offensive coordinator
• Late night bar hookup turns into sexual assault, suspect sought
• Edsall a total trainwreck thus far
• Judge makes no ruling in State Center lawsuit
• Anne Arundel police investigate report of sexual assault
• Ray Lewis returns to Ravens practice
• Photos: U.S. Mint unveils designs of Star-Spangled Banner coins
• TIC Gums hiring in Belcamp
• Junior Achievement launches Middle School Economics Education Program
• Preakness 2012 logo unveiled
• Red Robin is delightful anytime of the year
• Facebook: BWI 22nd most social airport in the world
• BWI fares up nearly 16% in second quarter
• Maryland biotech center awards $1M to startups
• Become an advocate for some of Baltimore’s abused and neglected children: Jan 5
• Maryland Jockey Club unveils logo for 137th Preakness
• Patience and more patience please
• Baltimore's swimmable, fishable harbor plan: Twitter reactions
• Lady Rams B-ball trounces Bel Air
• Used body butter left behind by burglar
• Clean fight: Man sprayed in face with glass cleaner
• New Year’s resolution: Make College affordable
• PG County shopping center sells for $10.9M
• Education Information
• Avoiding crime at holiday time: It includes keeping vehicles safe
• Database: Baltimore-area unemployment data since Nov. 2007
• Community Calendar: December 14, 2011
• Boys’ Latin announces new scholarship for outstanding Middle School students
• Holiday Calendar: Week of Dec. 14, 2011
• Going out with your dog? Buckle up, say animal experts
• For Jonathan Ogden, ‘student’ comes first in ‘student-athlete’
• Epps steps up to lead
• Best crab cake? It’s darned good at Lakis
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Occupy Baltimore is gone, but we shouldn’t forget
• Cassidy Turley sells Pa. office tower for $22M
• WikiLeaks suspect seen as hero, traitor
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south at Route 100
• Reader’s Opinion: Congress should cut back too
• Man charged after fake hand grenade found in his apartment
• Billboard: 1st Mariner Arena highest grossing arena for size
• Cardin co-sponsoring voter suppression bill
• Baltimore Crime Beat: Crime roundup
• U.S. urges ban on texting, talking while driving
• Fatal crash involving pedestrian on I-270 causes major delays
• Forecast: Cloudy, high 54
• Statement from Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake about Protecting Free Speech and Peaceful Assembly in Public Spaces
• Bring Tyrconnell Single Malt Irish Whiskey to your holiday parties
• Defensive lineman Cody Blue says he's leaving Maryland
• Occupy Baltimore seeks new goals after eviction
• Occupy Baltimore seeks new goals after eviction
• Plan aims to make harbor swimmable by 2020
• Plan aims to make harbor swimmable by 2020
• Baltimore unveils plan to make harbor swimmable, fishable by 2020
• Part of bridge needs replacing after beltway crash
• Westminster officials attack union chief over allegations
• Westminster officials attack union chief over allegations
• GGCC 2012 Board of Directors Inducted
• With lottery, atheist views displacing nativity scenes
• Dr. Murray seeks court-paid lawyer
• AG Holder vows to protect voting rights
• Maryland pension system earned 20% in 2011
• Construction expected to begin next month for $184M facility at EBDI  
• Ravens vs. Colts report card
• Fed holds off on steps to boost economic growth
• No charges against Howard Co. police in teen's fatal shooting
• No charges against Howard Co. police in teen's fatal shooting
• State delegate and family leave the tavern business
• State delegate and family leave the tavern business
• 16 sent to hospital from pepper spray at Balto. Co. school
• For now, economic data remains encouraging
• Woodbine farm wins zoning approval to host events
• Woodbine farm wins zoning approval to host events
• Parents sue after teen dies after dental surgery
• Parents sue after teen dies after dental surgery
• Maryland nonprofits added jobs in 2010, while others cut back
• Suggs wins AFC defensive honor for 3rd time this season
• Suggs wins AFC defensive honor for 3rd time this season
• Maryland backing off meeting Chesapeake Bay goals early
• Nonprofits added jobs in Md. in 2010 as companies cut back
• Nonprofits added jobs in Md. in 2010 as companies cut back
• Havre de Grace man wins $1M in Powerball
• Best Buy 3rd-quarter profit falls, shares skid
• Baltimore incinerator operator to pay $77K fine
• Chesapeake Shakespeare Co. scouts Baltimore for expansion
• Maryland fines Wheelabrator Baltimore $77,500 for air pollution
• Profectus wins $5.4M grant for Nipah, Hendra vaccine
• Werner's restaurant to reopen in March under new owner
• Southwest says new Boeing planes will help keep low costs
• Baltimore-area employers to hire at steady pace in 1Q
• Murder Ink
• Little Italy Bocce Dispute Rolls On
• Charity Begins at Home
• Maryland’s safest college campus revealed
• Bank of America lags peers in customer service, report says
• News from RA Sushi, B&O, and the Aquarium
• Two new St. John Properties tenants moving to Frederick
• Man charged in connection with Towson University bank robbery
• Panara Bread’s pick two is a delicious delight
• Orioles agree to terms with Japanese LHP Tsuyoshi Wada
• U.S. retail sales rises for sixth straight month
• PG Co. exec says slots still a revenue-generating option
• Person stabbed in Annapolis early Tuesday
• Police clear Occupy Baltimore protesters from McKeldin Square
• Video: Police evict Occupy Baltimore protesters
• P.G. County Executive: Slots could help fund new projects
• Occupy Baltimore: Tents are gone and protestors removed overnight
• Ravens are beating the bad teams at the right time
• Fire in Columbia apartment complex displaces one resident
• Audit panel to be briefed on highway probes
• Washington Mutual agrees to settlement
• Police remove Occupy Baltimore protesters
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Photo of the Day – Charles Street lights
• On the Move, 12/13: Simon hired by Van Eperen & Co. as VP
• Cummings launches probe of for-profit schools
• Luscious New Orleans fare at D.C.'s Acadiana
• Fire destroys Joppa home
• Harford student rep asks support for partial voting rights
• Rocks from rail overpass damage 15 cars on beltway
• Private operator would charge fee to use city rec centers
• Truck hits overpass; outer loop of beltway at I-95 closed
• Truck hits overpass; outer loop of beltway at I-95 closed
• Union says Westminster police misspending money
• Union says Westminster police misspending money
• Cummings launches probe of for-profit schools
• 2 Annapolis women fashioning new careers
• Fed ready for even further transparency
• Surprise Oct. snowstorm causes rise in tarmac delays
• CSA: State must honor witnesses’ rights 
• City to OK settlements in police shooting, Reservist's job loss
• City to OK settlements in police shooting, Reservist's job loss
• November Baltimore-area home prices released
• Bozzuto moving forward with Fells Point luxury apartments 
• Orioles decline to tender 2012 contract to Luke Scott
• Cross-country skiing, hot spring soak in Idaho
• Commercial furniture firm buys former Givaudan site
• CIty teachers say frustration marks first year of contract
• CIty teachers say frustration marks first year of contract
• O’Malley’s land-use plan to move forward
• Widow loses tax challenge  
• Commentary: What have you done to help the unfortunate this year?
• Judge says Fox may be able to depose MLB exec in Dodgers bankruptcy case
• Not another coffee mug... thoughtful, useful gift ideas for your child's teacher
• Offices partying for holidays, but not like it's 2007
• Pedestrian struck and killed by light rail train
• Too much information? Birth control choices abound
• Douron Commercial buys 100,000-s.f. Owings Mills building for HQ
• Keswick Multi-Care Center CEO Bowerman to retire
• SemaConnect poised to add more employees
• Flacco's wife expecting couple's first child
• Report: Baltimore-area economy to be tested by federal cuts
• Baltimore real estate market heats up with medical offices, gyms
• Chick-fil-A calendar filled with coupons giveaway
• O'Malley: $60M in business deals through India trade mission
• Database: Maryland job figures since November 2007
• BB&T names Toomey as Baltimore-area president
• Wine Advocate's Parker defends critic
• Police apprehend suspect in Towson University robbery
• Police apprehend suspect in Towson University robbery
• United Maryland, Destinations credit unions merge
• City police release sketch of Charles Village stabbing suspect
• City police release sketch of Charles Village stabbing suspect
• Hightopps BackStage Grille hosts a great meal daily
• Reznick Group acquires Think Energy
• Breaking: Armed robbery on TU Campus, residents warned to shelter in place
• Ravens’QB Flacco appears at WNST & Ravens' LB Ayanbadejo's show tonight at 7pm
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• Traffic: No major accidents on Baltimore area roads
• National Sailing Hall of Fame misses fundraising goal
• Environmentalists sue over Queen Anne’s Co. zoning changes
• VOR Leg 2 start reminiscing of Governor's Cup past
• IPhone app helps Annapolis police recover stolen vehicle
• Sysco gets $26M military food contract
• Montebello Elementary/Middle closed today due to no power
• Roads reopen after raw sewage spill in Frederick
• O’Malley to discuss trade mission to India
• Monday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 46
• Crime Beat: Roundup of crime news from busy weekend
• New Year's Eve Bash 2012
• Big Night Baltimore New Year's Eve Extravaganza
• Man shot by city police after allegedly refusing to drop knife
• Shorts: A Concert Of Sixteen Dances
• Man shot in hand; city police investigating
• Sunday 60 Minutes features updates on homeless kids sleeping in cars
• Baltimore Private Schools: The Week Ahead December 12 - 18
• Ravens dominate Colts in 24-10 win
• Ravens dominate Colts in 24-10 win
• No traction for oyster harvest moratorium
• Woman trucker wins case against Giant 
• Gundersen finishing Baltimore County’s new strategic plan  
• ‘Fuvista’ firm may be trying the judge’s patience 
• Judge Williams’ goal: Keeping the criminal docket on track 
• Opinions – Court of Special Appeals: 12/12/11 
• Law movers: Dec. 12, 2011 
• Casa de Maryland narrows challenge to Dream Act
• Opinions – U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals: 12/12/11
• Cuban officials’ bar in Washington toasts ‘Papa’
• Man, 20, arrested on drug charges in Arundel
• Police investigate nonfatal shooting in West Baltimore
• Maryland linebacker Alex Twine arrested Friday night
• N.J. man found with 1,324 cartons of untaxed cigarettes
• N.J. man found with 1,324 cartons of untaxed cigarettes
• Students help decorate the State for Christmas
• Takoma Park police shoot, kill carjacker
• Police officer and 2 motorists injured in W. Baltimore crash
• Ellicott City man dies after car hits tree, overturns
• Three die in Cumberland house fire
• Three die in Cumberland house fire
• The Baltimore Food and Drink Week Ahead: December 12 thru Dec 15th
• The racial element behind Maryland redistricting and robo-calls
• The Week Ahead for Baltimore’s Homeless Examiner: Upcoming Events Dec 11-21 2011
• Two men charged in Edgewood homicide
• Six injured in Beltway pileup
• Where to watch the Ravens vs. Colts game at 1pm on 12/11/2011
• Donate your car to the National Kidney Foundation for a year-end tax break
• Baltimore City Council deems December 21st official "Homeless Memorial Day"
• Christian Authors on Tour Serve Baltimore Homeless
• Baltimore’s New Year's Eve Spectacular
• Man killed in Park Circle, found Saturday morning
• Nitrogen pollutants the Chesapeake Bay
• Remains of Md. woman, missing three years, found in Delaware
• Baltimore County garages go GREEN
• Bird watchers get glimpse at city's offerings
• Missing for 3 years, remains of Elkton woman found in wooded area by hunters
• Governor opens home for the holidays; cookies steal the show
• Police charge man in robberies of Goodwill discount stores
• Outback Steakhouse: Buy $100 in giftcards and get $20 back in giftcards
• Outback Holiday Special: An Outback Special Sirloin with 2 sides for $9.99*
• Balto. Co. police charge Eastpoint man with Sept. killing
• Man stabbed at pub in Middle River late Friday, police say
• Total lunar eclipse today, not another until 2014
• Three arrested in murder of man found shot in Edgewood
• Man found dead in overturned Jeep Saturday in Balto. Co.
• Police investigating suspicious death at maximum security prison
• Ravens vs. Colts preview
• No. 2 Mount St. Joe earns OT win over No. 3 St. Frances
• Now hiring: 1500 new jobs at Maryland Live! Casino
• Man died in fire he set to home in Queen Anne's Co.
• Tenants need to rent in Baltimore without landlord discrimination
• 'Pit bulls' seized in cruelty cases face difficult transitions
• State cuts revenue estimate by $120 million
• Bail lowered for teacher accused of having sex with students
• Legg's ClearBridge CEO steps down
• Three family members guilty of defrauding NSA
• New city data to help improve health in neighborhoods
• Help police I.D. Landsdowne CVS armed robber
• FDA panel backs birth control patch despite risks
• Police find statues stolen from Pikesville homes
• O’Malley says he can’t support Constellation deal
• The Mallet Restaurant – food and entertainment for all
• To thwart porn, colleges are buying up .xxx sites
• Maryland lowers revenue estimates for 2012, 2013
• College Park, UMB merger rejected by Board of Regents
• Maryland regents vote against merger of College Park, Baltimore campuses
• O'Malley, businesspeople debate Maryland jobs market
• Pedestrian struck and killed Friday in Harford County
• Marathon organizer Corrigan 'interested' in operating Baltimore Grand Prix
• Hancock, MD's Hepburn's is now Blue Goose Market
• Junior Achievement of Central Md. names new Education and Outreach Director
• Wal-Mart discloses internal investigation
• DuClaw Brewing's expansion means job growth
• 3-alarm fire breaks out at senior living facility in Parole
• Leslie Johnson sentenced to 1 year, 1 day
• Video: Faces of the Baltimore-area unemployed
• A ProBowl Baltimore Ravens Player & two pies by a Baltimore Restaurant Examiner
• Realities of Real Estate: The herding effect in home sales 
• Unemployment crisis comes into focus for BBJ reporter
• Justice Dept. wants to put off AT&T-T-Mobile trial
• Howard Co. library prepares to open new Ellicott City branch
• News from private schools: Ravens visit, new school head, All-Star game
• THIS WEEKEND: Beverage event picks for Baltimore December 9th thru December 11
• Sworn-In to serve while leadership seems optional
• Survey: 28% of Marylanders have owned or operated a business
• Trade deficit shrinks for fourth straight month
• Prison inmate found dead in his cell
• NASA’s $1.4m student grant awards robotics competition (video)
• Two Baltimore-area Walgreens on market for $10.7M
• State police: Va. Tech gunman acted alone
• BBJcast: Maryland labor secretary Alex Sanchez
• Bike-sharing program on the table for downtown Columbia
• Plans under way for shopping center in Salisbury
• PG Co. officials urge agribusiness diversification
• Man, 48, arrested after robbery at Glen Burnie hardware store
• Planned site for Frederick charter school sold
• Man fatally shot in head in Charles Village
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
• Daily crimes reported by Annapolis Police Department
• Baltimore officer pleads guilty in towing extortion scheme
• I-95 north closed at Tydings bridge due to an accident
• 28% of state residents have started firms 
• Leslie Johnson to be sentenced
• Regents to weigh in on proposed UMB, College Park merger
• BBJ Back to Work Series: Full coverage
• Top of the List: Baltimore-area grocery stores
• Friday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 51
• Slager recognized for work on behalf of veteran-owned businesses
• Tanning beds are linked to skin cancer Part 3
• Eastern Landfill was burglarized
• Movie review: New Year’s Eve, 4.5 out of 10
• Baltimore officials aren't giving up on Grand Prix
• Glen Burnie teacher charged with sexually abusing three students
• Anne Arundel attorney says council can replace Jones
• Church group urges construction jobs for E. Balto. residents
• State suspends doctor's right to prescribe most pain killers
• East Baltimore group demands hires come from community 
• Real Estate Weekly – 12/9/11: Baltimore County expands small business loan fund
• Virginia governor wants increased transit funding
• Teen pedestrian killed in Baltimore Highlands
• Md. students, parents endure nervous day at Va. Tech
• Under Armour HQ expansion OK'd by Baltimore panel
• Anthropologie unveils design for Harbor East store
• Jewish NYC: History, heritage, Hanukkah _ and food
• Black Caucus redistricting plan to come
• Robert Nusgart: New refinancing programs finally have begun 
• Week in review: 12/9/11 
• Gene Policinski: ’Tis the season for First Amendment tweetout 
• C. Fraser Smith: Baltimore’s new normal — SRB 2.0 
• Daily Record honors 46 Leading Women
• Rape charges dropped against Havre de Grace man
• Rape charges dropped against Havre de Grace man
• 12th police officer guilty in towing extortion scheme
• 12th police officer guilty in towing extortion scheme
• Maryland highway deaths dropped 10% in 2010
• Maryland highway deaths dropped 10% in 2010
• Laurel Woods Elementary School teacher fends off attacker
• Laurel Woods Elementary School teacher fends off attacker
• Heavy rains cause 24,000 gallons of sewage overflow in city
• BBJ to launch three-part Back to Work series Dec. 9
• New speed camera to be installed on Beltway's outer loop
• Connemara whiskey is a great holiday gift
• Edgewood man found fatally shot in parked car
• Pepsi offers workers perk of traveling to Johns Hopkins for surgery
• Applebee’s has your $20 dinner for two
• Applebee’s: Spend $50 in giftcards and get $10 back
• OSU freshman football player Fred Thompson dead of apparent heart attack
• Man, 45, stabbed to death in Northwest Baltimore apartment
• Maryland ranks No. 21 on healthiest states ranking
• Orioles trade for Dodgers lefty Dana Eveland
• Baltimore receives $499,929 for school-based health centers
• Maryland transportation agency wants to put 150 to work
• Ray Rice says he hopes to re-sign with the Ravens
• GBC, chambers urge Maryland to approve Constellation-Exelon deal
• Private School Admissions Directors offer advice on completing applications
• Glen Burnie HS teacher arrested and charged with multiple counts child sex abuse
• Ciena's losses shrink in 4Q
• Shofer’s renovating Federal Hill property to lease as retail space
• Vets work to revitalize East Baltimore neighborhood
• PG officials want to build lacrosse stadium in Bowie
• O's select Flaherty from Cubs in Rule 5 draft
• O's select Flaherty from Cubs in Rule 5 draft
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
• Traffic: Accident at I-695 at Baltimore National Pike
• Maryland Live! Casino seeks to hire 1,500 by April
• Coldplay to perform at the Verizon Center
• Baltimore to unveil healthy harbor plan
• Man arrested for promising Ravens appearances
• Man, 45, stabbed to death in Northwest Baltimore apartment
• Report: ‘Analysis of State Bullying Laws and Policies‘
• Daily crimes reported by Annapolis Police Department
• Proposed reliability standards for utilities to be considered
• Daily crimes reported by Annapolis Police Department
• Arrest made in stabbing of girl outside Silver Spring school
• Forecast: Sunny, high 46
• Man wearing 'Spider-Man' mask robs P.G. Co. bank, police say
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Health Department Announces Code Blue Program for Winter 2011-2012
• Maryland struggles but beats Mount St. Mary's
• Dundalk girl missing since Nov. 30
• Got a hankering for elk or ostrich?
• City revises emergency cold-weather criteria
• City students remain in bottom third on test vs. other cities
• State made Medicaid payments for dead people
• Measure would prohibit landlords from discriminating
• Harford's Craig responds to county council on bonuses
• Rise in borrowing suggests more consumer confidence
• Audit: Cross-checking deaths could save state millions
• Largest firms pay least in state taxes 
• Man arrested who promised Ravens to schools
• Man arrested who promised Ravens to schools
• Family of boy killed by falling tree at camp sues Carroll Co.
• Supreme Court declines to hear Taser case
• UMUC professor gets $430K settlement in discrimination case 
• Action and energy: Pantone picks orange as top hue
• Baltimore County expands loan program for small businesses
• State Center compromise fails 
• Harris Teeter’s opening is a happy ending 
• Prosecutors drop death penalty against Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Supreme Court weighs water rights in dam dispute
• 14-year-old Dundalk girl missing since Nov. 30
• Text message motivated Rice to career day
• Jerome J. Parks tapped for waterfront Cambridge project
• Televisions, cash stolen from Country Club of Maryland
• Orioles complete 2012 coaching staff
• Greater Baltimore Tech Council turnover from Webb to Hardebeck took a matter of days
• Oriole Park funding for improvements OK'd by Maryland board
• Johns Hopkins Medicine aims to improve care in Peru
• Roy’s Keiki Gingerbread House Making Event Dec 11th and 18th
• Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion: Give away $100 in giftcards & get a $20 giftcard back
• Tanker overturns on Route 140 near Bethel Road in Carroll Co.
• Tanker overturns on Route 140 near Bethel Road in Carroll Co.
• Delta to shift concourses at BWI
• Baltimore-area PR and marketing job openings
• Fells Point woman practices vanishing art of garment repair
• On dogs and delivering the mail
• 'A date which will live in infamy' (video)
• Man shot in 1992 dies, added to homicide count
• Community & Holiday Calendar: Dec. 7
• Southwest adds seasonal flight from BWI to Tucson, Ariz.
• Digital boys basketball opens with a win over Carver
• Any starters out there?
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Maryland mortgage delinquency rates higher than Virginia or D.C.
• Police issuing citations to owners of unleashed dogs
• Baltimore author’s first book is an Eastside thiller
• CVC-MC Annual Meeting Held
• Christmas Spirits
• Baltimore County boosts small business lending program
• Growing Beynon Sports leases Hunt Valley warehouse space
• Lady Rams basketball team is striving for the next step
• Ray Rice named AFC Offensive Player of the Week
• Deadline approaching for final Southside Marketplace grants
• For seafood, say Sal’s
• Victim of assault at McDonald's charged with disorderly conduct
• Dunbar rallies to wrap up state championship
• Wondering whether the weather will worry us?
• Montgomery County delays actions on curfew plan
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
• Traffic: Accident on U.S. 50 west at Bay Dale Drive
• Barricade ends with arrest of two armed robbery suspects
• Colfax to buy Cot-Puritech in $34M deal
• Political corruption comes to a head in Maryland as Baltimore Mayor takes oath
• Woman, 90, drives wrong way in Sandy Hook, hits 2 cars head-on
• O’Malley re-elected head of Democratic governors
• Forecast: Heavy rain, falling temperatures, snow
• Police to kill deer at Silver Spring golf course to control population
• Young woman stabbed outside Silver Spring high school
• U.S., Md. flags to be lowered in memory of Pearl Harbor
• On the Move, 12/7: Rommel named director of outreach and student evaluation by Jemicy School
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Delivers Inaugural Address
• On the road? Make Coleman's Fish Market one of your stops
• 4 local suitors for St. Joseph Medical Center 
• County development chief's legal filing draws concern
• Schurick guilty of election fraud in robocall case
• Pedestrian stuck by light rail, taken to hospital
• Murder-for-hire charges after attorney's alleged disclosure
• Mayor urges city residents to 'pitch in' to improve Baltimore
• State sets minimum GPA standards for sports eligibility
• Delay sought in terrorism trial of Ellicott City teen
• $210M pact reached in W. Va. mine explosion
• City officer opened fire after accidental shooting by colleague
• PSC staff says Constellation deal should be OK’d 
• Supreme Court revisits confrontation rights
• 4th Circuit affirms ex-SEC lawyer’s fraud convictions
• Schurick defense promises appeal  
• Chrysler is bringing back the Dodge Dart
• 103 rowhouses in Patterson Park draw bid of $4.2 million
• Teen charged with sexual assault at Arundel Senior High
• Santa finds kids giving shorter lists in recession
• Private firm to build toll lanes in Va. on I-95
• Barry Rosen: Hospital medical staff standard is updated  
• No jail time for Fulton man in second Earth Treks sex case
• Ravens vs. Browns report card
• Junior Achievement of Central Md. introduces newest board members
• Tea kettle left on stove caused fire at complex
• Copper thieves hit Towson church
• Wine Advocate critic resigns amid payment allegations
• Historic Woman's Industrial Exchange lunchroom reopens
• A Bittersweet Goodbye to Web Editor Tim Hill
• Barry Levinson Sleepers
• Jack Johnson, ex-Prince George's Co. executive, sentenced to 87 months
• Text of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's inauguration address
• In inauguration address, Rawlings-Blake vows to make Baltimore stronger
• Police investigate Southeast Baltimore stabbing
• Johns Hopkins nabs $16M for genetic disease research
• Arundel council approves Pasadena, Severna Park zoning
• Ravens visit as NFL donates $10,000 to Baltimore Co. school
• Centerstage taps new managing director
• Bank of America CEO: 'Reduction in head count has begun'
• Female work force shows sharp decline in November
• Midtown BBQ & Brew to open Monday
• Southwest CEO warns high costs are a danger to airline
• Movie review: A Dangerous Method, 6.8 out of 10
• Mid-Atlantic lifts Toll Brothers past forecasts
• Police: Wounded officer returned fire after shot by colleague
• Maryland Live casino looks to fill 1,500 jobs
• Maryland Live! Casino accepting applications for 1,500 jobs
• Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus in Abingdon: Dec. 18
• Notre Dame Prep, 3 other private schools named to Sun's list of Top Workplaces
• Miss Shirley’s Roland Park expansion plans backed by civic league
• NASA confirms new major discovery of earth-like planet (video)
• Edgewood American Legion struggles to rebuild facility
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Tuesday
• Arundel residents seek to overturn tax break for housing complex
• European Union in antitrust probe of Apple, e-book publishers
• Man shot in face near elementary school in N. Baltimore
• Local Flavor Cupcakery wins Food Network’s Cupcake Wars
• Two charged with robbing city store, Owings Mills bank
• Rawlings-Blake to start first full term as mayor
• Geminid Meteor Shower begins
• Police crack down on unleashed dogs in Patterson Park
• Gasoline tanker overturns in Bowie, driver injured
• O'Malley expected to lead governors for second term
• Ex-P.G. county leader to be sentenced for corruption
• Ex-P.G. exec Johnson to be sentenced on corruption charges
• Forecast: Rain, high 63
• MD Home Act rally in Towson on Wednesday - Let's stop income discrimination now!
• Constellation, Exelon amend merger deal with new HQ, renewable energy plans
• Constellation, Exelon plan new power plants and HQ
• Bill limits height of electronic signs on Towson City Center
• Police major owns long-vacant house in East Baltimore
• Postal Service proposes slowing first-class mail delivery
• Schurick's attorney says robocall was a 'faux pas,' not a crime
• New York change leads to $52M in death benefits
• Brody, Manning and Daniels highest-paid private college leaders 
• Stevenson chief among highest-paid at private colleges
• Starting OL R.J. Dill leaves Maryland football team
• Court takes case over Cheney-event arrest
• Newer birth control drugs coming under FDA scrutiny
• Justices seem troubled by breadth of warrant in domestic violence case 
• Supreme Court rejects plea to overturn ban on after-school services
• Mayor wants to bring 10,000 new families to Baltimore
• No plan in place at Maryland horse tracks  
• Police: Woman stabbed at Occupy Baltimore encampment
• Lighting Niagara Falls has long, colorful history
• Occupy DC clash may alter tone of police relations
• Ravens look to Dec. 18 game for Ray Lewis' return
• 2 Marylanders receive $50,000 United States Artist awards
• EDF reiterates Constellation-Exelon opposition
• Howard council to vote on gender identity, parking bills
• Baltimore police officer shot in Odenton
• Hopkins renames theater in honor of John Astin
• State casinos generate $12.2M in revenue in Nov.
• Board of Regents could vote soon on UMd., UMB merger proposal
• Baltimore-area gas prices drop slightly
• Maryland casino revenue down 5 percent in November
• Rawlings-Blake vows to 'fight for' businesses wanting to grow
• Stanford's Luck wins Unitas Golden Arm Award
• Baltimore-area video game makers are hiring
• Hightopps BSG hosts WNST & Ravens' LB Ayanbadejo's radio show tonight at 7pm
• The week ahead in press, politics and popular parties
• Brooks Robinson talks Hall of Fame and the Orioles
• PNC Bank opening Morgan State branch
• Anne Arundel saves $38 million on contracts in past year
• Ray Rice and the Baltimore Ravens run over the Cleveland Browns
• Jones to attend first Arundel council meeting after sentencing
• Constellation slows hiring, plans uptick after Exelon merger
• Baltimore's QuestMark Partners leads uTest funding round
• Monster Mini Golf hunts for locations, franchisees
• Under Armour signs deal with Tough Mudder endurance event
• Former Bel Air official gets probation in Cecil theft case
• WAFCA official winners 2011 awards, The Artist, Clooney, Scorsese honored
• Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Monday
• NIH building new complex in Rockville, moving 2,000 jobs
• Frederick business group moves into former tourism office
• Traffic: Accident slows U.S. 40 eastbound at Ridge Road
• Search to resume for missing WSSC employee
• Aberdeen weighs train station future
• Howard Co. names interim housing chief
• Boarding up vacant Baltimore homes is a full-time job
• Copper thieves target Baltimore homes' gutters
• UMd. sorority houses getting $13.7M facelift
• Baltimore's suburban farmers, residents clash over land use
• Friends of Senator Theatre call for venue's upkeep
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Md. school closings and delays due to fog (video)
• Closing arguments expected in robocalls trial
• Forecast: Dense fog then mostly cloudy, high 62
• On the Move, 12/5: Sherrill named president of Monarch Academy’s board
• Anderson joins Ballard Spahr as an associate
• Ron Smith calls getting Ravens game ball a 'tonic'
• Rice powers Ravens to 24-10 win over Browns
• Police investigate report of armed individual in Hampden
• Pedestrian injured in Anne Arundel County
• Terrell Stoglin's 31 points lead Maryland past Notre Dame, 78-71
• Baltimore Private Schools: December 5 - December 11
• Hook up E-Zpasses: ICC no longer is free 
• Mayor to honor 13 businesses for service 
• Payment OK for some bone marrow donors
• Seacrets wins $265K trademark verdict 
• Arundel college class focuses on spree and serial killers
• In Barclay, ‘change is in the air’ 
• From toques to tattoos, a kitchen culture change
• Law movers: 12/5/11 
• Curlett, Levin join forces to form firm specializing in criminal defense 
• Opinions – 12/5/11: 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 
• Death in Kent Island fire is under investigation
• Pa. man killed, two hurt in Harford head-on crash
• The Week Ahead: Food and Wine - Baltimore
• Second person dies after Home Depot parking-lot crash
• Our Relationship Examiner asks: 'Is S/he the one/'
• The Sipping Point – everything you want to know about wine, spirits and travel
• Two men shot, wounded in Southwest Baltimore
• Ravens vs. Browns preview
• Norah Jones joins in promoting NASA technology and environmental concerns
• Bridge work on Route 100 to cause temporary closures
• TU students robbed at gunpoint
• Ottawa's Social: the place to be seen AND to eat
• 3 injured in in crash near Londontowne
• Towson's remarkable season ends with playoff loss to Lehigh
• Maryland National Guard troops welcomed home from Iraq
• Robert DeNiro dines downtown at Chazz, with Palminteri
• Boarding vacants a constant challenge for Baltimore crews
• WAFCA official 2011 Award Nominations are in! (2012 Academy Awards, Oscars)
• Herman Cain ends 2012 bid
• Helping businesses defend against cyber threats
• Movie review: The Descendants, 9.5 out of 10
• Dunbar rallies to win eighth state football title
• Odenton Dollar Tree employees robbed at gunpoint
• Amid halting economic recovery, holiday giving still struggles
• Poets repeat as state champs
• More suffer from hearing loss than expected, study shows
• Brother James Kelly, president of Mount Saint Joseph, dies
• Two hospitalized after stabbing near Annapolis waterfront
• 100 evacuated from complex by fire in Northeast Baltimore
• NFL Week 13 power rankings
• HCSO 29th Annual Christmas Drive now underway
• 2-point conversion run in OT gives Old Mill win in title game
• Ravens training camp move hits Westminster, McDaniel hard
• Man accused of reneging on Ravens deals on wanted list
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Nov. 28 – Dec. 2
• Auditors say Md. highway agency concealed unspent funds as it asked for more
• Schurick takes stand, denies plan to suppress black vote
• Health department proposes abortion regulations
• Pikesville lawyer representing Sandusky victim slams accused molestor’s lawyer
• Baltimore Sun donation helps fund New Year's Eve fireworks
• Man charged in Pikesville home invasions
• Ravens move summer training camp from Westminster
• Arrest made in Pikesville home invasions and assault of 80-year-old couple
• Police, ATF offer $5,000 reward in city firebombings
• Police looking for suspects in Howard Co. bank robbery
• Nearly 38K vehicles use new section of ICC in first 10 days
• U.S. regulators approve Google’s Admeld acquisition
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• Md. Chamber's focus on business competitiveness in 2012 legislative agenda
• Forbes: Under Armour CEO Plank now a billionaire
• Ravens moving training camp to their Owings Mills HQ
• Photos: McHenry Row, Harris Teeter set to open in Locust Point
• Schurick takes stand in his own defense at trial
• CB Carr out against Browns
• Baltimore Business Journal extends Biz Buzz nominations to Dec. 9
• Traffic Group to plan Montgomery County rapid bus system
• Murphy to lead alternative dispute resolution practice at Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White
• No more McDaniel: Ravens to stay in Owings Mills for training camp
• Baltimore Ravens to hold training camp at Owings Mills HQ
• Ministers, co-workers testify in Schurick robocall case
• UM heads team studying produce safety
• Maryland Zoo seeks elephant keepers, among other jobs
• Where to watch the Ravens vs Browns on CBS at 4pm on12/4/2011
• KatzAbosch named to national construction CPA group
• Anthropologie eyes Four Seasons in Harbor East for store
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.6% in November
• 84 Lumber's closure opens up development opportunity
• Frederick County considers property tax cut
• Traffic: Three-vehicle accident on I-695 at Harford Road
• Harford Co. 2012 master plan receives little community feedback
• U.S. jobless rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• BBJcast: Ravens looking to expand their marketing reach
• Judge denies family motion in Yeardley Love slaying case
• Zynga plans to raise up to $1.15B in IPO
• Harford Ballet Co. presents ‘The Nutcracker’: Dec. 3 - 4
• $1M in grants awarded to study key Chesapeake Bay species
• Top of the List: Maryland political donors
• Forecast: Sunny, high 56
• Democratic Motto: ‘Get rich or go to jail trying?’
• Graybeal wins state health administrator award
• Well, who wouldn't like some Beaver Tails?
• Central Library Book Sale 2011
• Who wants to go caroling
• Some Baltimore County police retire with $500,000 payouts
• Young Marines to take part in Pearl Harbor ceremony
• Monument lighting brings holiday spirit to Mount Vernon
• Audit finds shortcomings at Md. Dept. of the Environment
• Butterfly Gardens Part 4
• Ehrlich, Steele, Mandel vouch for Schurick's honesty
• Young Marines to take part in Pearl Harbor ceremony
• Have a happy Havre de Grace Christmas: Dec. 10-11
• Rule would allow campaign donations by text message
• Firm hired for Balto. Co. schools superintendent search
• Firm hired for Balto. Co. schools superintendent search
• Lighted boat parades in Baltimore and Annapolis
• Police report offers 3rd account of Conaway-Meister dispute
• Ehrlich testifies Schurick is a ‘church guy’
• Crofton father sent to psychiatric hospital after attack on family
• Doctors now can’t profit from sending patients for MRIs  
• Week in review: 12/2/11 
• Mother appeals for son's release from Cuban prison
• Bartlett facing more Republican pressure to retire
• Group to offer 2 models for marijuana in Maryland
• For 2 centuries, miracles sought at NM’s Chimayo
• Betsy Nelson: Recognizing our role models in philanthropy 
• Charles C. Haynes: Workers’ cruel choice: Your God or your job 
• Marta Mossburg: Questions aplenty for DHCD deal 
• C. Fraser Smith: The Annapolis integrity quotient 
• Baltimore Co. brings in Blue Angels to announce 1812 event
• Thoroughbred racing industry misses racing-date deadline
• Students, tweet an image to @kfc_colonel to win a $20k college scholarship
• White Marsh firm chosen to prepare bus system blueprint
• Baltimore City will extend temporary food-truck policies
• Md. cats rescued in 'Hoarders' need homes
• Constellation to buy Oklahoma natural gas provider for $22.5M
• Blue Angels to fly over Baltimore for bicentennial event
• Baltimore's arena project could begin before convention center expansion
• Northrop Grumman wins $8.9M federal contract
• Bank of America loans $5M to Columbia's Enterprise Community fund
• Baltimore marathon events spurred $30.6M in spending
• Maryland Zoo sets winter hours, prices
• Parkway Theatre, other Station North properties up for redevelopment
• RSM McGladrey deal could signal hiring growth
• Cockeysville woman found dead in burning car identified
• Elderly AA Co. couple busted for crack distribution
• Sylvan's Admissions Accomplished helps families find best school fit
• Brawner Builders buys Hunt Valley property for $3.4M
• Md. man denies role in woman's disappearance in Aruba
• Court allows Baltimore Co. creamery opponents to move case forward
• Traffic: Police-involved chase and collision on I-695
• Unemployment aid applications up 2nd straight week
• Data shows robust start for holiday retail sales
• Rep. Harris endorses Gingrich in primary
• Forecast: Sunny, high 53
• C'est Bon's Ottawa food tour isn't just good, it's fantastic
• Peer One Video Tour Injects New Perspectives and Interactions with the Walters Art Museum’s Permanent Collection
• Beer and Food Tasting at the Baltimore Museum of Industry
• Mom I'd Love To Follow - New One Woman Show
• From redistricting to robo-calls: Judges offer defendants differing views
• MICA Community Featured in Off-Campus Events, Exhibitions This December
• Renovations planned for Oriole Park picnic area
• Docs show approach to suppressing black votes
• Man with ties to teen's death charged with killing woman
• Montgomery Co. hires Howard Co. housing chief
• Maryland's top court hears death-row murderer's latest challenge
• Baltimore's Steadman station is busiest in nation
• Former climbing coach pleads guilty to sexual abuse
• Coalition created to oppose same-sex marriage in Md.
• State to look into underspending on disabled
• BBH says it has given requested documents to investigators
• Reagan shooter Hinckley wants more time outside hospital
• Baltimore nonprofit to repair homes for low-income residents
• Occupy Baltimore permit request to stay denied again
• Court of Appeals: Fake ID not obstruction  
• Activist Gresham chosen for EBDI board 
• Premier Rides signs deal to design Indian theme park 
• David Chang, the rock star of ramen, goes global
• More lawsuits filed against stent doctor Midei
• Central banks’ actions lift world markets
• 45 Camden Crossing lots will be auctioned 
• Blonde bandit carjacker, bank-robber, kidnapper wanted for assault: Arrested
• Flag football tourney organizer hopes to attract 1,500 to Pimlico 
• Corrective action after Developmental Disabilities Administration leaves $25M unspent
• Under Armour CEO Plank to shed up to 600,000 shares
• Three sewer overflows last week reported
• Suggs has hands full against Joe Thomas
• IndyCar exec Angstadt, proponent of Baltimore Grand Prix, resigns
• Maryland Live casino adds to management team
• More mid-Atlantic companies to hire than fire
• First Mariner quiet as it faces latest deadline to raise cash
• Alerted by their dog, two people safely escape fire near Bel Air
• Orioles look to turn Camden Yards into year-round destination
• ADP: Employers add 206,000 jobs, planned layoffs ease
• Holiday Race, Jingle Bell Run for Arthritis
• Birds need some relief
• Make sure mail-order presents don’t go into the hands of a thief
• Coming to town
• Police imposters pulling stickups in Upper Fells Point
• Dunbar rolls into championship game, beats Overlea 42-6
• The season for some ideas…
• Jos. A. Bank says holiday quarter off to slow start
• Ravens enter the stretch run
• Polytech high-schooler arrested for bringing gun to school
• Sack man is key to Dunbar’s defensive dominance
• Community and Holiday Calendar: November 30 – December 7
• Aggressive driving leads to fatal crash in Arundel, police say
• The virtual cookie exchange: Bringing back a tradition for today’s bakers
• Junior Achievement of Central Md. welcomes 2 new vice-chairs
• Lawyer: U.S. suspect in missing woman case to leave Aruba
• JoS. A. Bank 3Q net income rises, cautious on 4Q
• Fallston Diner closes amid financial troubles
• Baltimore County rejects waterfront condo plan
• Waverly merchants shaken by crime along Greenmount Ave.
• Two new restaurants open in Old Town Laurel
• Montgomery Co. rewriting affordable housing policy
• Annapolis mayor wants property owners to pay for sidewalk repairs
• Marylander among advocates urging shorter hours for truckers
• Man dies from gunshot wound to head
• First Mariner faces deadline to raise capital
• Offshore wind subject of Baltimore town hall forum
• Ruppersberger bill to allow sharing of cyber threat info
• Board of Physicans face senate committee hearing
• Committee to talk violence at Perkins mental hospital
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high 53
• Photo of the Day – We’ll have what they’re having
• On the Move, 11/30: Clay appointed executive director of diversity and equal opportunity by CSM
• Govans Branch Reopens With Five Times More Public Computers
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Community Leaders Celebrate First New Homes In Barclay Revitalization
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Receives Prevention Plan from Baltimore City Commission on HIV/AIDS
• Illini burst ahead in second half, beat Terps 71-62
• Come Together: Local Bands play The Beatles
• Plea expected in Bel Air Legion slaying, says chief
• Maryland man leaves Aruba jail in missing woman case
• Service restored in Nottingham after water main break
• U.S. man leaves Aruba jail in missing case
• DINER Hot Spots and giveaway
• Court of Appeals overturns murder conviction 
• From India, O’Malley touts mission’s success
• Task force on violence against children begins work
• Trucker cited after tanker oozes asphalt goo onto Pa. Turnpike
• Phillips officially opens its new Power Plant location 
• U.S. Labor Department accuses Cargill of discrimination in hiring
• Homeless children in Baltimore have the right to go to their school
• First Mariner facing another deadline for Priam deal 
• Former RPCS Headmistress Anne Healy to be honored at memorial service
• Sohn, Torre, others tell of their struggle to overcome trauma 
• Ski trail maps use artist’s hand-painted panoramas
• Bernstein hosts witness intimidation summit
• Phillips to open location at Arundel Mills slots casino
• Marianne D. Fishler: Study all of your options for long-term care 
• Phillips Seafood to open Maryland Live casino location
• State trying to cope with backlog of pollution violation cases
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Student reports sexual assault in Arundel High bathroom
• Matt Stover to preside over monument lighting
• Maryland, India seek to boost trade opportunities
• American Airlines files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Maryland small businesses boost hiring in November, slightly
• Columbia office complex sells for $16.1 million
• Chipotle restaurants coming to Midtown, Locust Point
• M&T Bank 'outstanding' again says Fed Reserve
• SU invites public to campus Kwanzaa celebration: Sat. Dec. 3
• 19% of Baltimore-area homes in negative equity in 3Q
• Ray Lewis & friends check out Chazz
• Spewing Sewer Leaves Couple Homeless
• Howard Bancorp to sell $5M in stock
• Ravens training camp might stay in Owings Mills
• Westminster fires kills man, 80, causes $1.5M in damage
• Nature's Table to open in 1 E. Pratt St. near Inner Harbor
• Montgomery Co. biotech seeks aid to remain in county
• Starbucks has building permit for Baltimore's 100 E. Pratt St.
• AMR, American Airlines file for bankruptcy
• Montgomery County attorney: Big box retail bill unconstitutional
• Hearing on alleged gender discrimination at city shelter
• American Airlines parent seeks Ch. 11 protection
• Innocent looking hitch-hiker kidnaps and slashes good samaritan driver
• Public to comment on Constellation's proposed merger
• Public hearings this week on Constellation deal
• Anne Arundel lawmaker gets 5 months on tax charge
• UMB to host hearing on violence vs. kids, led by Eric Holder
• Forecast: Rain, high 66
• New city plan aimed at reducing HIV/AIDS infections by 25%
• Arrestee mistakenly released
• Frostburg State student indicted on murder charge
• Global flavor: Ottawa's wine and food fest
• Baltimore authorities investigate possible meth lab
• Poly student arrested, accused of gun possession
• Crash involving school bus sends five to hospital
• Second search delayed for rec center operators
• Second search delayed for rec center operators
• Arundel councilman sentenced to five months in federal prison
• In Md., revised crack law sets some convicts free
• Guatemalan immigrant pleads guilty to role in fire
• Family takes case of Md. man imprisoned in Cuba to public
• Jury selected in robocall case against Schurick
• Jury selected in robocall case against Schurick
• Police seize $25,000 in marijuana from Mount Vernon house
• Police seize $25,000 in marijuana from Mount Vernon house
• Country club in legal fight with ex-members
• Country club in legal fight with ex-members
• Man arrested aboard plane landing at BWI
• Man arrested aboard plane landing at BWI
• Luxury rentals open in Owings Mills 
• O’Malley’s trade trip nets 4 deals on first day in India 
• Disney pulls out of National Harbor development 
• Movie review: Contagion, 6.9 out of 10
• DNA links man to rape of girl in vacant building, police say
• How to be Santa this year to Baltimore’s abused and neglected youth
• Eagle Bank drops bid for Alliance  
• Gene Policinski: ‘Occupy’ crackdowns limited by First Amendment 
• Conn. sees Internet tax delayed after legal fight
• Is technology friend or foe to Santa Claus?
• Jeanne Allen: Maryland lags in support of charter schools 
• Ron Smith announces retirement from WBAL airwaves
• A breakfast buffet with international flair: Ottawa's Grill 42 at the Lord Elgin
• W.Va. man pleads guilty to murder of Md. woman
• Vandalized Virgin Mary statue returns to church in Towson
• Fitch keeps AAA US credit rating but dims outlook
• SoBo Cafe sold to first-time restaurateur
• Ravens vs. 49ers report card
• Taking a break before the holidays
• Photos: PNC Bank tabs the true cost of Christmas
• Baltimore-area landscapers hiring for 2012
• Ulman Cancer Fund, 4K for Cancer to merger
• Baltimore-area retailers kick off holiday season strong
• University of Maryland launches Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute
• Arrest made in brutal rape of 13-year-old girl
• Annapolis startup SemaConnect raises $4.2M
• Jhpiego wins $1.6M grant from GE Foundation
• The Byrd’s Nest: The Grand Prix – “I Told You So”
• Regal Bank agrees to consent order with FDIC
• Fire consumes UMES orchid greenhouse, damage estimated at $6 million
• Cyber Monday outlook: 122 million shoppers to spend $1.2 billion
• 2 bullets found in inmate possession at Md. prison
• Man who set himself on fire in front of police identified
• Two firemen injured in Abingdon townhouse fire
• Arson damages Aberdeen home on Thanksgiving
• Pedestrian error cited in fatal accident in Dundalk
• Ravens coaching staff may be the class of the NFL
• Traffic: Four-vehicle accident on I-695 near Charles Street
• Police: Third man kidnapped in Montgomery County
• Disney nixes National Harbor resort hotel
• Harford Co. creates nonprofit to oversee research park development
• Major rezoning changes happening in Anne Arundel Co.
• Retailers have a robust start to holiday season
• Former Ehrlich aide scheduled for robocall trial
• Holiday Wine'd Up at The Wine Market
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, fog, high 69
• Cleaning up Middle River Part 2
• Ottawa's Le Cafe: the spot for lunch, dinner, brunch and munch!
• Butterfly Gardens Part 3 of 3
• Syracuse fires assistant amid molestation inquiry
• Woman gives birth to baby at BWI
• Cecil County man killed in Fallston motorcycle crash
• Second victim of Elkridge crash identified
• Cars, fences vandalized in Middle River
• Opinions – 11/28/11: U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals 
• Opinions – 11/28/11: U.S. District Court, Maryland 
• Opinions – 11/28/11: Court of Special Appeals 
• Law movers – 11/25/11 
• Law digest – 11/28/11 
• Vegas pitching airlines, travelers as gate to Asia
• Prince George’s settles excessive-force suit 
• Hungarian pleads guilty to hacking
• Court upholds GPS tracker on worker’s car
• Health exchange ponders payment
• Man freed after 20 years sues police, prosecutors
• Perfect weather for the annual EYC Leftover Bowl
• Inmate found dead at Harford Co. Detention Center
• NFL Week 12 power rankings
• Boy, 6, dies in Prince George's Co. house fire
• Holiday gift solution plus a chance to win $25,000 or an Audi
• Heralded young prosecutor joins city state's attorney's office
• Obama family and Bill Murray on hand for Towson U. vs Oregon basketball game
• Knowing Beans About Coffee - Wednesday, November 30th
• Mars Rover launches: Earth receives first signals from MSL (video)
• Firms with interests in Md. pour cash into DGA
• Inmate dies in Harford jail
• Obama's arrival brings excitement to Towson
• Terps allow six unanswered TDs in 56-41 loss to N.C. State
• Two shot Saturday morning in southern Charles Village
• Love Graves: 'Choose your lover with wisdom'
• Two killed in single-car crash in Elkridge
• ‘The Human Story behind Race’ SMCM performance: Dec. 7-11
• Pedestrian killed by motorcycle in Dundalk
• Chesson breaks state record for TDs in a season in Old Mill's win
• Thousands of pounds of chemicals polluting Severn River
• Goddard scientists built instruments for Mars mission
• Federal regulators issue consent order to Owings Mills bank
• New trucking company shut in Arundel
• Police ID man killed by officer after refusing to drop knives
• Search for life on Mars: Launch set for Sat., Nov.26
• GOP chairman advocates for increased African American representation
• Milford Mill man charged in Thanksgiving stabbing
• Death of woman found in burned car may have been accident
• Man sets himself on fire in front of Baltimore Co. police
• Trash and Recyclable adjusted pick up schedule
• Aruba orders release of Md. man suspected in death
• Ravens-49ers draws network's biggest Thurs. audience ever
• Tales from Black Friday
• BBJcast: Holiday talk with McCormick & Co.
• Video: McCormick & Co. CEO Alan D. Wilson
• Top of the List: Greater Baltimore meeting facilities
• Md. wildlife using storm drains and culverts to safely cross highways
• Orr joins IWIF as senior VP of information systems
• Photo of the Day – ‘Tarp surfing’ at Occupy Baltimore
• On the Move, 11/25: Oak Crest’s LoPresto named to board of Franklin Square Hospital
• Ravens defense dominant in 16-6 win over 49ers
• Ravens vs. Niners: Older brother John wins sibling rivalry game
• Mayoral inauguration of Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
• Black Friday shoppers get early start on Thanksgiving
• Objects Found is a great recycler
• Body found in burned car near Hunt Valley
• Realities of Real Estate: Home Sweet Home 
• Man, 75, kidnapped, forced to withdraw cash from ATMs
• 1 dead after car hits group in parking lot
• Lewis officially out vs. 49ers
• Maryland environmental law clinic focuses on enforcement
• Doing it the St. John way 
• Risk-reward of ‘fracking’ is still debated
• Joe Nathanson: Consider living with one less car 
• Consumer spending climbs slightly in October
• Maryland falls five places in business climate ranking 
• Editorial: Mindless moonlighting in Arundel
• Mortgages hover near record lows
• The nuts and bolts of Black Friday
• Harbor Bank wins $500K from Treasury Department  
• Cardin bill angers whistleblower advocates
• Man shot early Thursday in city's Penn North neighborhood
• Happy Thanksgiving from the Obama Family and Capital Area Food Bank
• State trooper sustains minor injuries after being hit by car
• Ravens vs. 49ers preview
• Ulman, Howard council members to accept pay raises
• HCPL ‘Sapphire Supper Club’ raises $242k for Harford Libraries
• Central Library Book Sale 2011
• AFL-CIO Urges Baltimore And Washington DC Mayors To Support Local Occupations
• Wastewaters overflow into Piney Run Creek
• Outside prosecutor to handle probe of court clerk Conaway
• Hungarian man tried to hack, blackmail hotel into job
• Killer in carryout robbery to serve 50 years
• Thanksgiving travel avoids big bumps
• Russian woman's son named as suspect in her death
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Nov. 21 – 25
• Major Baltimore drug dealer pleads guilty to heroin charges
• Occupy Baltimore protesters seek to remain until April
• Probe continues into death of Edgewood intruder
• Power outage shuts down University of Maryland, Baltimore
• Man pleads guilty to killing Dundalk bar owner
• Police: Baltimore officer fatally shoots man armed with knives
• Winds limit eastbound traffic on Bay Bridge
• Movie review: Blackthorn, 4.75 out of 10
• Economy gets mixed batch of news ahead of holidays
• Thanksgiving dinner in a box – but Dara you know how to cook!
• Death of missing Russian woman found in Chesapeake Bay ruled a homicide
• Baltimore drug kingpin enters guilty plea
• Thurmont boy impaled on splinter sues wood slide owner
• Butterfly Gardens Part 2
• An art course in baltimore
• Baltimore police: Officer fatally shoots man with 2 knives
• City invites residents back to the drawing board for comments
• Browned turkey? Check. Green Thanksgiving? Check…
• Bay pollution diet plans costly for Anne Arundel
• Forget Black Friday. This shopper sees red.
• Robocalls to cell phones?
• Two minors come forward in Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal
• Photo of the Day – Season of Giving
• Occupy Baltimore reapplies for park permit
• Frederick official files redistricting lawsuit
• Forget Hells’ Kitchen. Come over to Pre-K Kitchen
• Thanksgiving Holiday City Notices
• Community Calendar: November 23, 2011
• The season of giving is here, and so are ways to give
• Costlier holiday travel off and running across U.S.
• Poets move into semifinals: 50-6 victory over Surrattsville brings 1A South title
• McCormick CEO Wilson expects spice maker's job growth to continue
• O’s infield is still out of order
• Greater Baltimore homes selling faster, cheaper
• Western Maryland wins $70K grant to plan growth
• Shooting for championship, Patterson Basketball gets vertical
• Arundel police to target drunken drivers on holiday weekend
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Pedestrian struck twice, killed in Middle River identified
• Harbor Bank wins $500,000 Treasury award
• Bravo Health adds Delaware hospital to network
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• MacKenzie leases Hunt Valley space to eBay subsidiary
• The City’s budget process and its recommendation phase
• Pimlico Race Course to host Dec. 3 flag football tournament
• Maryland sheds 1,100 construction jobs in October
• Montgomery Co. approves $1.5B for school construction
• Gandhi’s grandson to speak on nonviolence at SU, free, Nov. 30
• Maryland task force eases septic tank stance
• Baltimore council committee kills nonprofit urban farmer tax break
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 outer loop at Route 702
• Baltimore Co. school board questions administrators over spending
• October durable goods orders fell 0.7 percent
• Driving I-95? Get real-time traffic info and drive times on-line
• Intercounty Connector off to a smooth start
• Forecast: Cloudy, rain, high 63
• On the Move, 11/23: Halford joins Nevins & Associates
• Hendler Creamery sold to affordable housing developer
• P.F. Chang’s Offers 20% discount on Online Ordering before Thanksgiving
• Facebook buys Baltimore software firm WhoGlue
• Here's an alternative holiday dessert: Praline Pecan Liqueur
• New Ben Carson Reading Room Opening at The Pratt Library
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake To Contribute Automatic Pay Increase Directly To Youth Works Summer Jobs Program
• On the road north? Oscar's Adirondack Smokehouse is the last stop for tasty meat
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by car in Middle River
• Intruder dies after struggle with resident
• Traffic advisory: Back up on I-195 from BWI to B-W Pkwy
• Report released on alleged cheating at Fire Dept.
• Baltimore Co. police union head Weston suspended with pay
• Baltimore Co. police officers win same-sex benefits claim
• Two Baltimore private schools thankful to have NFL's Ravens on their team
• Ehrlich back on the trail, but for readers not voters
• Video coverage of the Sk8Mafia video premeir at the Charmcity Skatepark
• Kohl’s eye’s former Super Fresh site in Montgomery Co.
• Western Maryland faces ‘fracking’ fight
• Officials alarmed over silicone injections for buttocks
• Anne Arundel lawmakers claim agency move will waste millions
• Maryland’s jobless numbers decline 
• Family sues Hopkins over Belward 
• Salisbury man chases his Internet dream
• Report: Kaiser, Cigna lead Maryland in health care quality
• 4th Circuit reverses 1982 murder conviction
• Cushman & Wakefield helps Sephora ink two-year lease in Harford County
• Where’s the salt? Hidden in your Thanksgiving menu
• Suspect in East Coast rapes could stand trial in Virginia
• Millersville woman dead after crash with truck in Glen Burnie
• City Council committee nixes tax breaks for urban farmers
• ‘CSI effect’ instruction faulted again 
• ICC opens, halves Laurel-Gaithersburg travel time
• Md. unemployment rate improves as employers add jobs
• Bad economy means another scaled-back Thanksgiving
• State panel seeks consensus, not septic tank limits
• Murder Ink
• Harbaughs to make history Thursday night
• Man charged after slaying outside Glen Burnie restaurant
• After report of attempt to lure boy, sex offender arrested
• Maryland transportation department hiring more than 40
• Maryland falls to No. 19 on Forbes best states for business list
• Movie review: A Better Life, 8.2 out of 10
• Help wanted: Female Md. State Police Troopers recruitment drive, Dec. 3
• Maryland congressional leaders talk super commitee failure
• Cardin laments Super Committee failure
• Maryland banks post $72M profit through 3Q
• Occupy Shrug
• Maryland is Changing the Rules for Debt Collectors
• James Webb Space Telescope Further Funded by Congress
• Angelos' son to own Baltimore Bohemians minor league soccer team
• Pa. woman rescued from under truck in Darlington
• Baltimore group receives $3.5M regional planning grant
• UC Davis Chancellor: ‘I’m here to apologize’
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 southbound at U.S. 1
• Annapolis denies beer, wine sales at Market House
• New section of Intercounty Connector opens
• Fed grant to aid planning for western Maryland growth
• How can you help Baltimore’s abused and neglected kids?
• Mount Rainier officer pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Give 40 FREE $10 Restaurant.com eGift Cards every day through Christmas
• Forecast: Rain all day, high 54
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces 'Hire One Youth' Initiative for City’s YouthWorks 2012 Program
• News from Councilman Carl Stokes - November 18, 2011
• Ray Lewis skips media availability to 'get treatment'
• City man gets 151 months for cocaine possession
• Ex-Rosedale man guilty in child sex-abuse case
• Transgender advocates testify for Howard Co. anti-bias bill
• Supercommittee inaction could hurt state
• Federal regulators investigate newly formed trucking company
• Audit criticizes state medical board for backlog of complaints
• Mayor’s bottle tax fizzes and stirs angst amongst the electorate
• State places lien against Grand Prix company
• Blind man says paramedics prevented guide dog from traveling with him
• Aging in place: A little help can go a long way
• Md. worker fired over fraudulent nursing assistant licenses
• Judge rejects sprinters’ claims against maker of energy supplement 
• UM president OKs plan to cut eight sports teams
• Police investigating Conaway-Meister fight
• Low-income women to get free health planning services
• 4th Circuit upholds conviction for swindling
• MTA, Keolis mum on bids to run MARC lines 
• Maryland Register drops online charge
• Under Armour sues Energy Armor for infringement, cybersquatting 
• Ethics panel faults judge’s membership in segregated club
• WikiLeaks suspect to have hearing at Fort Meade
• Comptroller: Grand Prix organizers owe $570K in taxes, penalties
• Enjoy Happy Happy at TEN TEN-New Baltimore restaurant kicks off their Happy Hour
• Frederick man gets 7 years for extorting former boss
• Movie review: The Lincoln Lawyer, 9 out of 10
• Animal-cruelty trial postponed again
• Robberies repeatedly target Goodwill stores in Baltimore Co.
• Man charged with attempted murder in White Marsh stabbing
• Dodgers bankruptcy judge cancels hearing
• Ravens vs. Bengals report card
• Baltimore Grand Prix organizers hit with $600,000 tax lien
• Maryland Racing Commission, Jockey Club still in talks over schedule
• Probate records - testamentary and administation bonds
• Rawlings-Blake to donate pay raise to youth jobs program
• Forbes: Baltimore No. 2 for high-tech jobs
• Saratoga Springs' Mrs.London's Bakery and Cafe' makes every day like a birthday
• Interstate Hotels cutting 52 jobs at Comfort Inn near BWI
• Maryland president Loh supports plan to cut 8 athletic teams
• Roundup of Baltimore-area sales jobs
• Baltimore-area gas prices drop ahead of Thanksgiving
• Read’s drugstore meeting draws small crowd
• GSA takes nearly 50,000 SF in Columbia
• Md. man dies from shooting by Indiana store clerk
• Probate records - more than just wills
• Everything you ever wanted to know about Occupy Wall Street
• Traffic: Accident on Route 97 South at Generals Highway
• With an effective running game, Ravens can be lethal
• Free meter parking for holiday shoppers in Baltimore Co. 11/25-27, 12/18-24
• Free meter parking for holiday shoppers in Baltimore Co. 11/25-27, 12/18-24
• Rowhouse fire critically injures adult in S.W. Baltimore
• Gates to testify in $1B lawsuit against Microsoft
• Butterfly Gardens Part 1
• Arkansas Razorbacks tight end dies, found unresponsive in dorm room
• Frederick man to be sentenced for extorting former boss
• Forecast: Cloudy, high 56; rain likely tonight
• $45 Fall menu and holiday promotions at Morton's
• On the Move, 11/21: Ziemba joins McLean, Koehler as a senior manager
• Cathell joins Hodes, Pessin & Katz as associate
• Old-school preppy: Saratoga Springs' Old Bryan Inn
• Local Author Tells History of Brewing in Baltimore Through Vintage Photographs
• Get ready for the holidays: Eagle Rare 17 Year Bourbon
• Man, 21, arrested in College Park armed robbery
• 2 hurt in plane crash at Calvert Co. airport
• Md. revokes 157 nursing assistants' certificates
• 'Supercommittee' members blame each other for impasse
• Smith’s monster game propels Ravens to win over Bengals
• Sloppy Terps end time in Puerto Rico with 89-63 loss to Iona
• GBC honors 8 firms with minority achievement awards
• Baltimore’s MBE program: New obstacles to an old goal 
• Prices lower, Ritz units are selling 
• Robert Nusgart: Congress needs to take action to save FHA 
• Despite scandal, U.S. making progress against sex abuse
• USAO’s recoveries hit all-time high here 
• Daily Record honors 25 for leadership in law 
• Maryland casinos short of minority business goal 
• Opinions – 11/21/11: Maryland Court of Appeals 
• Opinions 11/21/11 – Court of Special Appeals 
• Three injured in Rosedale knife fight
• The Byrd’s Nest: ‘Liar, Liar’ - My Problem with Pugh
• Demolition of paint plant raises health, environmental concerns
• Ravens hang on to beat Bengals, 31-24
• A good Baltimore County nosh: The Knish Shop
• P.G. Co. police seek suspect mistakenly granted bail
• Fort Detrick officials order tests after odor at landfill well
• UC Davis Chancellor prompted to resign over police pepper spraying protestors
• Lewis officially out for Ravens, ending consecutive streak
• Occupiers marching from NYC to Baltimore asked to leave Patterson Park
• Police investigate shooting in Southwest Baltimore
• Rabbi Yerachmiel Shapiro being installed today at MMAE in Pikesville
• Baltimore Restaurants: November 20-26
• Giveaway: $30 Eversave to Pho #1
• Baltimore County recycling saves money
• Basin at Naval Academy closed by sewage leak
• Maryland's largest tree damaged, loses title
• A new brand of civil disobedience: Baltimore students sleep-in for homeless
• Terps lose seventh straight, 31-10, to Wake Forest
• For Navy, its bowl game this year will have to be against Army
• SMCM students get haircuts for ‘Locks of Love’
• Man stabbed in robbery while walking in Dundalk
• Few show up to discuss memorial to Read's site
• Wagner, convicted in Stephen Pitcairn killing, files appeal
• Ravens vs. Bengals preview
• Junior Achievement of Central Md. appoints new Board Chairman
• Junior Achievement of Central Md. appoints new Board Chairman
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Review: Join The Better Schools Initiative
• Winter Break Activities at The Walters
• No. 1 Gilman beats No. 2 Calvert Hall, 34-32, in 2OT
• Corn syrup leaks into street from Domino Sugar factory
• Working lunch with panache: Taste Albany
• Stoglin scores 32 points in Terps' 78-71 win over Colorado
• Tree cutting along water leads to $11,500 fine
• Occupy protesters met with support in Harford
• Keeping children safe during the holidays
• Central Booking escapee has been captured
• Volunteer accused of stealing officers' badges, uniforms
• Photo of the Day – Keep the change… for $300K
• Five Montgomery College students to be awarded scholarships at the GGCC Gala
• Jury selection in dog-burning case set for Monday
• NASA: Thanksgiving dinner in space
• NFL Week 11 power rankings
• Storm damages Maryland’s biggest tree
• Realities of Real Estate: Top 10 building blocks for determining market value 
• Report says Lewis won’t play; Harbaugh hasn’t ruled him out
• Terrorists seek return to less restrictive lockup
• Baltimore-area arts groups nab $299,000 in federal grants
• NCAA launching investigation of Penn State
• Official says Robert Wagner not a suspect in death of Natalie Wood
• Deficit gridlock looms, supercommittee deadlocked
• Maryland PSC launches online portal for electricity providers
• Great train food: Poughkeepsie's Blue Mountain Coffee Roasters
• Johns Hopkins University hires real estate head
• More Marylanders to travel for Thanksgiving
• Baltimore-area law firms seek attorneys
• Judge to weigh delaying hearing on Dodgers sale
• Real Estate Weekly – 11/18/11: Luxury apartments hold grand opening
• Fireworks look like a go for New Year’s Eve in Baltimore
• T. Rowe's vice chair talks overseas growth, balance sheet
• Legislators want say before PlanMaryland finalized
• Montgomery Co. exec threatens to veto big box retailer regulation bill
• Delegate suggests taxing Wegmans for using Bel Air name
• Harford County officials split on PlanMaryland
• UM student robbed at knifepoint on College Park campus
• Sam Peters envisions little change at Legg Mason Value Trust
• BBJcast: A closer look at the Baltimore hotel market
• Traffic: Accident on JFX south near Northern Parkway
• Report: Ray Lewis to miss Sunday's game, possibly more
• Debt, elections prod GOP to ease anti-tax stance
• Energy research center rising in Frostburg
• Ice rink reopens for skating on National Mall
• Top of the List: Fastest-growing private firms around Baltimore
• Flying Dog Offal beer dinner at 13. 5% Wine Bar
• Forecast: Sunny, high 46
• Nace joins Sinai Hospital’s Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces that Baltimore City is Prepared for Winter Weather
• A cool, gourmet find: Albany's The Wine Bar and Bistro on Lark
• Small Businesses Owned by MICA Community Members
• U. Md. human-powered helicopter sets record
• Feds investigating BWI flights to Cuba
• Grand Prix turmoil spreads to Federal Hill
• O'Malley voices disapproval of law school clinic's pollution suit
• Baltimore to test new immigration policy
• Perkins staffer found not guilty of assault on hospital patient
• Harvard faker ordered to undergo psych evaluation
• Maryland looks to capital budget to spur jobs
• O’Malley appoints new SHA head
• 200 Occupy, union protesters rally on Howard St. bridge
• Betsy Nelson: Community foundations play vital local roles 
• Teenagers trading in cigarettes for flavored cigars
• Even with tax hikes, transit funds lacking  
• Suit: Police ‘culture’ led to woman’s murder  
• Occupy march to stop in Havre de Grace, Joppatowne
• Pledges bring New Year's fireworks closer to goal
• Collins has helped M&T to grow in Maryland and beyond 
• Aberdeen astir after school board rejects NFL players' gift
• Week in review: 11/18/11 
• Donald C. Fry: Alonso, schools deserve resources 
• Banks beef up wealth management services 
• Occupy protestors caught on tape being unruly as Mayor does nothing to stop them
• Shareholders approve Constellation, Exelon merger
• Man who killed Marine at party sentenced to life in prison
• Ravens: David Reed won’t return kicks Sunday
• College Students in Baltimore City will sleep out for National Homeless Week
• Two more city officers guilty in extortion scheme
• Walmart commissioned study shows strong support for Rockville location
• ICC chief to head State Highway Administration
• The Twilight Saga, can’t argue with the numbers
• MedStar Health teams with hospital systems to improve supply chain
• Legg Mason's Peters enters spotlight as Bill Miller steps down
• More D.C. residents relocating to Maryland, Virginia
• What’s the deal with the Twilight saga? ‘Breaking Dawn Part 1’ opens at midnight
• Peters named head of Maryland State Highway Administration
• Baltimore to host tall ships in June 2012 for bicentennial celebration
• ZIPS offers free dry cleaning for the unemployed
• 10 Md. schools make the 2011 National Blue Ribbon Schools list
• Maryland's top 50 scofflaws released by Franchot
• Constellation, Exelon shareholders approve $7.9B merger
• Boys' Latin, Bryn Mawr and St. Paul's School for Girls share good news
• Photo released of Towson’s Wells Fargo Bank robbery suspect
• 12/4: Party like it's 1929!
• Maryland Zoo welcomes bouncing baby gazelle
• 12/4: Party like it's 1929!
• Legg Mason's Miller to step down from Value Trust
• Ron Smith announces end to cancer treatment
• U.S. unemployment aid applications at 7-month low
• Community Action Council gets Howard Co. award for service
• Maryland announcing plans for 1812 bicentennial
• Forecast: Showers, high 47
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Major School Construction and Renovation Proposal
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Commemorates Transgender Day Of Remembrance
• Accident on JFX stalls traffic
• Some on Balto. Council don't like online disclosure proposal
• Perkins nurse disputes assault charge at trial
• Cumberland man guilty of running child porn site
• Md. trucking firm ordered off roads
• False alarm on Southwest flight from Florida to BWI
• Lawmakers approve withholding fix for contractors
• Woodlawn kidnapping, sexual assault suspects sought
• NSA whistle-blowers want seized computers returned
• Police: 5 armed robberies in region may be linked
• P.G. Council spikes bill that would have banned slots
• Car dealers getting pleasant year-end bonus
• Oil hits $100 a barrel with no end in sight
• Maryland slow to supply gun-check info
• New judge assigned in Penn State sex-abuse case
• Milk does a body good — even when worn
• City lacks cash for New Year’s fireworks  
• Westminster looks to lure shoppers to town
• Retail employees lash out at early Black Friday openings
• $552K for Bowie State pianos a sour note for Franchot
• Police want to I.D. suspects in sexual assault of 15-year-old girl
• Tips to keep you safe during your winter sail
• Franchot objects to purchase of Steinways
• Wind energy plans pose challenge to Navy testing
• Drug dealer sentenced to four life terms
• Rice: ‘Five carries is not going to cut it’
• Westbound Route 100 closed at I-97 south
• Weinberg Foundation plans to increase gifts in 2012
• Baltimore-area health insurance increases to slow in 2012
• Get the Glee experience at the Creative Alliance
• Citigroup mum on if thousands of job cuts will reach Baltimore
• Mayor proposes bottle tax hike for school repairs fund
• Baltimore Co. officials welcome Route 43 development
• Continental Realty buys Northern Virginia apartments
• Awesome roadfood in a cute setting: Matchbox Cafe'
• Constellation, Ravens team on renewable energy for Thanksgiving game
• Dunbar trounces Southside, 50-6, in first round of playoffs
• Outstanding achievements from young students in Baltimore Private Schools
• The Julie Community Center celebrates 35 years of service
• Harbaugh defends game-day decisions against Seattle
• Mr. Rallo would be proud
• Ellicott City, Columbia among smartest U.S. towns (for their size)
• Back River Restoration Committee makes a difference Part 3
• Help others in need put food on the table this holiday season
• Filene's going-out-of-biz sales begin
• IZI Medical hiring for sales, administration jobs
• Community Calendar
• Local Senior News
• Parkway Hospitality buys St. Mary's County motel
• Dunbar leaves footprint on X-C state championships
• Throwback uniforms: Probably not the secret to O’s success
• Howard police issued 650 speed camera warnings in a month
• DLA Piper named nation's top real estate law firm
• In final loss, Digital Harbor sees hints of greatness to come
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Maryland restaurants make Top 100 American fare list
• Morton’s The Steakhouse has a limited time $45 prix fixe three course dinner
• Traffic: Accidents on I-95 north at Caton Avenue, Baltimore Beltway
• Prince George’s Co. votes to table slots bill
• Man found fatally shot in W. Baltimore; area still blocked off
• Congress ready to pass bill for vets, contractors
• Forecast: Rain all day, high 63
• Photo of the Day – 750 Thanksgiving turkeys
• A Little Italy sweet nosh: La Deliziosa IS "The Delicious"!
• Special Holiday Hours and Paintings at the Walters
• Ravens Purple Fridays Announces New Exclusive Women’s Rhinestone Baltimore Ravens Apparel Line
• Try the cuisine of the next great chef at CIA's Caterina de Medici
• Henson hanging halted by Judge Heard
• 'Occupy' protesters disrupt Karl Rove at Hopkins
• AAHGS Central Maryland chapter, Columbia, Maryland, 19 November
• Planned Fort Howard development draws fire
• Occupy group plans Bel Air stop
• Penn State scandal may prompt Md. on reporting abuse
• Firebombings spur neighborhood concerns
• Election robocalls trial postponed after judge recuses himself
• Md. investigating Deep Creek Lake invasive plant
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• ATF agents exchanged gunfire with suspects in South Baltimore
• Robocall trial pushed to 2012 
• Bodine’s daughter unhappy with 7,000 photos for sale 
• Va. law firm hit with penalty for loan-modification work
• Prince George's County Council tables bill to ban slots
• Federal judge hears arguments in Frederick race bias case
• Stevenson buys Shire property for $10.5M 
• Balto. Co. liquor license task force makes final suggestions
• Realities of Real Estate: ‘Don’t die waiting for prosperity to come’ 
• Nonprofit offers healthcare to Baltimore’s homeless
• Stevenson University buys Shire drug plant in Owings Mills
• Former federal worker crafts second career
• Arrest in killing of man whose vigil was disrupted by fear
• City to settle community service lawsuit 
• Costas: Are you sexually attracted to young boys? Sandusky: (long pause)
• N.Y. hedge fund manager Einhorn buys 2.6M Legg Mason shares
• Skin cream linked to case of Mercury poisoning
• Man killed in crash on Baltimore Beltway at I-795 identified
• Kali’s Court Restaurant Thanksgiving Day Menu
• Red Lobster’s Surf and Turf specials for under $20*
• LaFarge North America hiring plant managers in Baltimore area
• Maryland arts industry generated $1B in 2010
• Institute for a Healthiest Maryland launches
• O'Malley to be joined on India trade mission by 100 business leaders
• Saltzberg to leave Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore
• Stevenson buys Shire Pharmaceuticals site in Owings Mills
• Warren Piece
• Baltimore Restaurant Week lowers prices for winter
• Jan 20-29: Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week (w/changes!)
• Maryland Live names Madigan as CFO
• Step into the way back machine as Orioles unveil 2012 uniforms (pictures)
• Rand Griffin is Loyola's business leader of the year
• Murder Ink
• Maryland Super-Lobbyist Bruce Bereano Aims to Erase His Fraud Convictions
• Tips for parents on dealing with bullying on the playground and beyond
• Retail sales increased 0.5 percent in October
• Traffic: Accident on I-895 north at Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
• ‘Walk-ability’ in Columbia redevelopment should be priority, county panel says
• Regional climate compact created jobs, study says
• Wal-Mart’s 3Q profits down 2.9 percent
• It’s Italian: Dine at La Scala and enjoy a Fiat 500 celebration.
• Rawlings-Blake pushes increase in Baltimore bottle tax
• Sofi’s Crepes at Belvedere Square GRAND OPENING
• Tuesday forecast: Mostly cloudy, high 69
• On the Move, 11/15: Smith promoted by PNC Financial Services Group
• Caesars group wants high-end casino in Baltimore
• Harrah's Baltimore would be ready for table games
• Wegmans set for Solo Cup property in Owings Mills
• Location can help determine your health, studies say
• City school system grapples with weapons
• Court of Special Appeals overturns murder conviction 
• Md. groups lobby supercommittee on deficit reduction
• Trial of former Shomrim members postponed again
• Disabilities administration looks into unspent money
• D.C. could get budget control, with exception
• Harbaugh: ‘We’re not licking any wounds’
• Utah resorts still capitalizing on Olympic success
• Trial of Jewish brothers accused in teen’s assault delayed again 
• Ravens decision to abandon run: Right or wrong?
• Rawlings-Blake calls on council to adopt bottle tax hike
• Anne Arundel police brass moonlighting for Cordish
• 2011 GGCC Gala & Awards Ceremony to be held on December 8
• ‘Court of last resort,’ but not always the last word
• Bookworm: Good tips from an entrepreneur who’s done it 
• Wegmans to open store at Solo Cup site in Owings Mills 
• Newsweek publisher leaves with 2 top editors
• Eat like Bill Clinton and his pals eat: the gourmet cuisine at 42
• Attempted student abduction in Severna Park
• Regulators probing gear shift trouble with GM cars
• Ravens vs. Seahawks report card
• Wegmans to open in Owings Mills at Solo Cup site
• 446,000 gallons sewage spilled in Gwynns Falls
• The liberal media slays Cain because they’re Abel
• Corrections to Robert E Lee Park reopens
• Morgan State wins $1.8M grant to start national security program
• Bottle tax just one part of Rawlings-Blake school construction plan
• Baltimore Business Journal seeks nominees for Biz Buzz Awards
• UM set to announce teams targeted for elimination
• Towson’s Dining Gem – Havana Road Cuban Café
• Advance your career through a professional mentorship
• Hightopps hosts WNST & Ravens Brendon Ayanbadejo's weekly show tonight at 7pm
• Caesars unveils details of proposed $310M Baltimore casino
• Elkridge teenager shot 8 times by Howard County police dies
• Business Succession Planning Seminar, free, Nov. 16
• WYPR raises $400,000 during fall campaigns
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear health-reform case
• New Boston Fund buys Columbia's Stevens Forest Green
• Gingerbread house decorating and tea events for children
• Traffic: Accident on I-695 inner loop at York Road
• Teavolve presents Bea Gaddy's 30th Annual Food Drive w/ Ray Rice & friends
• PlanMaryland stirs up controversy
• Developer: Maryland Live! could compete with Vegas casinos
• USDA: ‘Locally grown’ food a $4.8B business
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
• Appeal of PATH decision heads to Frederick court
• Phillips moves to Baltimore's Power Plant after three decades at Harborplace
• Royack named associate in business practice group of Adelberg, Rudow
• On the Move, 11/14: Utz named Jemicy School’s director of admission and financial aid
• Bryan Voltaggio's new Frederick project Lunchbox coming
• Royack joins Adelberg, Rudow as an associate in business practice group
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #92: Growing Baltimore
• Man, 25, dies after shooting at restaurant parking lot
• Students Leave Their Mark on BMA Exhibition
• BUILD activists call on business leaders to help city schools
• 38 arrested in Anne Arundel warrant sweep
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Nov. 7 – 11
• Ravens suffer stunning letdown in Seattle
• Maryland Christmas Show, Nov. 18-20 and 25-27
• Supreme Court to answer preemption question in railroad asbestos case 
• Girls get new option in juvenile system
• Jury awards $1.2M for cancer death at 25  
• Lost in shuffle, ‘hard’ data showing progress 
• Plans for Baltimore casino to be revealed 
• Second-hand smoke suit catches lawmaker’s eye 
• Some animals choosy about their culverts
• Not all smooth sailing in St. Mary’s new dorm
• Letters to the Editor – 11/14/11 
• Two city landmarks to go blue for World Diabetes Day
• Potential gubernatorial hopefuls start 2014 fundraising early
• Harford Co. Public Schools ‘American Education Week’ events and schedules
• National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Weeks - November 14-20, 2011
• The Byrd's Nest returns to the Examiner
• Baltimore County homeless organization rallies to stop income discrimination
• U.S. Catholic bishops to meet in Baltimore this week
• NFL Week 10 power rankings
• Two firefighters injured battling propane tank blaze
• Police identify 20-year-old W. Balto. shooting victim
• Terps continue to struggle in lopsided loss to Notre Dame
• Ocean and Cajun cuisine with hot live music at Cajun's Wharf
• Frederick/Montgomery Star-Spangled 200 Conference, 14 December 2011
• Financial, leadership woes threaten second Grand Prix
• Double shooting in E. Baltimore; possible suspect in custody
• Back River Restoration Committee makes a difference Part 2
• Suspect in Arundel mall killings gunned down by police
• Man killed in shooting in Heritage Crossing-Upton
• 3 makeshift firebombs in N.W. Baltimore renew concerns
• Maryland Republican Party owes over $100,000 to vendors
• Rowhouse fire kills man, woman in S.W. Baltimore, officials say
• Nebraska 17, Nittany Lions 14, fans blue (photos)
• Police investigating 3 new Molotov Cocktail attacks in Baltimore
• Baseball star Ramos describes rescue in Venezuela
• Md. cardiologist gets 8+ years for performing unnecessary tests and surgeries
• Md. cardiologist gets 8+ years for performing unnecessary tests and surgeries
• Michael Mina’s Wit & Wisdom Tavern in the Four Seasons Hotel debuts in Baltimore
• Police impersonators carry out string of robberies
• Detectives investigate fatal shooting in Belair-Edison
• Woman raped Thursday morning in North Baltimore
• Balto. Co. leaders concerned by $5M expenditure
• Stolen mummy to return home to UM medical school
• Truck, CSX train collide in Harford Co.; one injured
• More charges filed in Baltimore sex trafficking case
• SEC disciplines 8 employees over Madoff failure
• Dover mortuary whistleblowers shocked by problems
• BBJcast: The future of the Owings Mills Mall
• Where to watch the Ravens vs Seahawks on CBS at 4pm on11/13/2011
• BBJcast: How the Ravens are getting ready for Thanksgiving
• Lee Evans could wait another week before playing
• Virginia nuclear plant gets OK to restart
• Latest ‘Call of Duty’ game breaks sales record
• Realities of Real Estate: I think I’ll wait until spring 
• Real Estate Weekly – 11/11/11: Five towns designated as Sustainable Communities
• Recall: Plastic in Wegmans mashed sweet potatoes
• Universal, Sony/ATV to buy EMI for $4.1 billion
• African Americans join forces with the GOP to sue Democrats over redistricting
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• MLS commissioner: D.C. United might move
• Stocks jump after Italy passes economic reforms
• Brown Advisory could hire 130 as part of growth plan
• Metro Dream Homes owner guilty in $78 million Ponzi scheme
• Photos: Baltimore's Four Seasons hotel set to open Nov. 14
• Apartment complex planned for city parking lot
• Quiznos wants to add 20 stores in Greater Baltimore
• Baltimore's Four Seasons hotel primps for Nov. 14 opening
• Councilman Stokes seeks changes to Baltimore's tax incentives
• Veterans Day 2011 roundup
• Traffic: Veteran's Day parade closes downtown streets
• Md. and Pa. look to strengthen child sexual abuse reporting laws
• D.C. officials announce Veterans Day traffic rules
• Greenbelt man sentenced in killing over tattoo ink
• Baltimore honors veterans with parade
• Hundreds of jobs at Baltimore area's top employers
• Top of the List: Greater Baltimore employers
• Maryland Humanities Council School Programs Inspire and Educate Students: Start Your Projects Now!
• Drop-In Art Activities: Island Getaway
• MHC’s 'Practicing Democracy' Receives Helen and Martin Schwartz Prize at National Humanities Conference
• ‘Literature & Medicine’ Program To Be Featured At White House Presentation
• Maryland Humanities Council Seeks Titles for 2012 One Maryland One Book Pick
• MICA, JHU Carey Business School Announce Partnership to Launch M.B.A./M.A.
• New trees now at home at Sparrows Point schools
• Gov't: Ex-PG councilwoman should get year in jail
• Cumberland man guilty in duct-taped dog case
• Mt. Airy woman dies after catching fire in backyard
• Most of Owings Mills Mall to be demolished, redeveloped
• Balto. Co. schools spent $5 million despite warnings
• Mayor plans to raise bottle tax to pay for school construction
• Grand Prix group misses tree-planting deadlines
• Councilman aims to halt city's tax breaks for developers
• Salisbury stent doctor sentenced to federal prison
• Home prices fell 6% in Baltimore area in October
• Cardin: Obama to nominate Russell to federal court
• Morgan exhibit celebrates role in civil rights movement
• Natural gas service restored to Locust Point
• On the Move, 11/11: CCBC’s Tipton wins national award for supporting interpreters for the deaf
• Doctor gets 8-year sentence for needless stents
• Black voters group files redistricting lawsuit
• State Highway Administration official leaves after audit
• Gov’t: Leslie Johnson should get year plus in jail
• Military dedicates Walter Reed’s new home in Maryland
• BGE announces it has restored gas service to most of Locust Point
• Occupy Delaware wins temporary restraining order
• Rawlings-Blake rejects moratorium on TIFs, PILOTs
• Stop child abuse? It’s up to you. It’s up to each of us
• Northern Harford bank robbed
• Senate approves jobs benefits for veterans
• Harford elementary without heat for another week, officials say
• General Growth, Kimco to team on redevelopment of Owings Mills Mall
• Photos: Phillips debuts new Power Plant locale
• Maryland home foreclosures continue to decline
• Kool Smiles could add 100 jobs in Maryland
• USM vice chancellor Goldstein to retire
• Glen Burnie shopping center sells for $16.6M
• Owings Mills Mall redevelopment proposed
• Rawlings-Blake to propose bottle tax hike for Baltimore
• Phillips Seafood's new Inner Harbor restaurant opens Friday
• 25-year-old man shot, killed near Morgan State University
• Wells Fargo sets up REIT finance group
• Under Armour expansion financing deal moves forward in City Council
• Penn State students riot after Joe Paterno gets fired
• I-95 Maryland House gas station robbed, state police say
• Fort Howard project gets good report, but some disagree
• Flags lowered in memory of soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Chili's, Olive Garden, and Golden Corral support our troops
• Traffic: Accident on Route 175 and Ridge Road
• Forecast: Morning fog advisory; mostly cloudy, high near 56
• Hit the road for a new kind of localvore: Ashley's, CBG
• BMA Presents Rare, Colorful Textiles From Afghanistan And Central Asian Lands - Exhibition
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces City One Step Closer To Implementing Bike-Share Program
• Stickyz: a real rock 'n' roll chicken shack
• Md. bishops call on Catholics to oppose same-sex marriage
• Statement from Deputy Mayor Regarding the Future of the Baltimore Grand Prix
• Kennedy Krieger Institutes Festival Of Trees 2011
• News from Councilman Carl Stokes - November 8, 2011
• Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management Advises Residents Affected by Natural Gas Outage In Locust Point Neighborhood In South Baltimore
• Breakfast with Santa at the Baltimore Museum of Industry
• Monument Lighting Family Festival at Walters Art Museum
• The Rawlings-Blake Review: Energy Assistance
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Celebrates Baltimore Being Named One of The Top-10 Digital Cities In America
• Baltimore Museum of Industry, Commemorating The 70th Anniversary of The Bombing of Pearl Harbor
• Mayor And Commissioner Presented Findings And Recommendations Of The Independent Review Board Investigation Into The Club Select Shooting Incident
• HBO to film movie 'Game Change' in Md.
• Fee hikes in Baltimore Co. backed by delegation
• Midei seeks to get lawsuit moved to Baltimore City
• Baltimore nonprofits eye tsunami impact
• Maryland Jockey Club owners drop slots appeal
• White House/Black Market to open in Harbor East
• NFL lockout looms as owners, players continue negotiation
• LivingSocial, Examiner.com hiring in Baltimore area
• BBJcast: The impact of drug shortages on Md. hospitals
• GP Strategies to buy RWD Technologies for $28M
• Baltimore arts organizations are hiring
• Top of the List: Charitable foundations
• Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Announces Launch of The Charm City Circulator’s Green Route
• Aging Face? Give It A Lift
• Maryland Genealogical Society Fall Seminar: Underutilized Genealogical Resources
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 north prior to Route 295
• Outback Steakhouse supports all troops during Veteran's Day week and beyond
• Clifton Gunderson to merge with LarsonAllen
• Amtrak adding free Wi-Fi on a dozen of its routes
• No major Fed moves expected as economy shows gains
• Baltimore County moves forward to clean its watershed Part 1
• Former Towson Univ. president inaugurated as UMass leader
• Forecast: Mostly sunny, high 59
• On the Move, Nov. 1: Ross appointed senior associate for industrial brokerage by Cushman & Wakefield
• Mayor's bodyguard, motorist in accident on I-83, say police
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Celebrates National Weatherization Day in Baltimore
• Luncheon Briefing With The Md Legislative Black Caucus
• Highlights from Nov.-Dec. Juxtapositions
• Now Showing: MICA Community Featured in Events, Exhibitions
• About 3,500 remain without power in Md.
• Man shot on Greenmount Avenue in Waverly, police say
• Healthcare for the Homeless releases study: "still serving time"
• Police arrest suspect in rape of girl in van
• Relocation of St. Mary's students to cruise ship is delayed
• Snowfall still causing Northeast problems
• Union Memorial doctor sued for stents 
• Snow brings return of 7-hour wait on tarmac
• Christian Literary Festival helping Baltimore homeless, December 10th
• Exelon-Constellation hearing starts on a civil note 
• Pop a cork with a New York state of mind
• Washington Co. judge’s failed ruse results in reprimand 
• Historic Baltimore buildings face vote by City Council 
• Ugly finish to stock market’s best Oct. in 10 years
• Supreme Court weighs duty to disclose plea-deal offers
• Supreme Court reinstates ‘shaken baby’ conviction
• Free Alzheimer’s forum at Coppin State: Registration deadline Nov. 1
• Property-tax credit proposed for green residences in Howard
• Photos: Mt. Washington Tavern damaged by two-alarm fire
• Portfolio of 103 Patterson Park rowhomes on auction block
• Hightopps hosts WNST & Ravens LB Brendon Ayanbadejo's radio show tonight at 7pm
• ABS Capital raises $500M for seventh fund
• Md. Title Agency owner steals $5 million from homeowners
• SunTrust scraps check card fee
• BSCB Bancorp swings to 3Q loss
• Maryland will cap solar grants at $1,000 by Nov. 1
• Defense contractor BTS plans to hire 40 for new Baltimore office
• Mt. Washington Tavern seeks to relocate planned holiday parties
• Constellation, Exelon execs take to the stand in PSC hearings
• First Mariner posts $7.9M loss in 3Q
• Roland Park Country School installs solar panels on recommendation from students
• Fire breaks out at N. Baltimore's Mount Washington Tavern
• Traffic: Accident on I-395 north at Conway Street
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at Mt. Washington Tavern
• Constellation CEO Shattuck to testify before PSC
• Laurel Mall to be demolished for new town center
• Forecast: Mostly sunny, high 56
• 2011 official Ravens cupcake decorating event with Charm City Cupcakes
• Final Fridays at Baltimore's Station North: eat from Souper Freaks
• The Drowsy Chaperone - A Musical Within A Comedy
• Man injured in Fulton Street shooting
• St. Ignatius school to move to Federal Hill
• 8,700 without power in western Maryland
• BlackMediaROCKS:Pt.III: Bmorenews celebrates 9-years while BlinkPink rocks Edens
• Opinions – U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals 
• Opinions – U.S. District Court, Maryland: 10/31/11
• Condo buyers in Port Deposit lose $1M award 
• CLC celebrates 25 years of helping neighborhoods 
• ACC football attendance down from 2010
• Law project’s fundraiser leads orchestra to focus on female composers  
• Next month: Laurel to Gaithersburg in 17 minutes 
• The legal horrors of Halloween 
• Ocean City settles age-bias lawsuit by EEOC 
• Law firm can intervene in client’s divorce
• Ravens cap largest comeback win in franchise history
• If you want truly house-made artisan chocolate, you'll have to head to Escazu
• Storm leaves 3 million in Northeast without power
• Cam Cameron should get a ton of credit for Ravens win
• Taste the bounty of Raleigh at Market
• Harford Co. recommended trick or treat times and Halloween safety tips
• Pileups shut down southbound Interstate 83 in Baltimore
• Ex-locksmith appeals sentence in customer scam
• Columbia man injured in a single-car crash
• More than 2 million without electricity as October snows hit east coast
• Singer Jewel makes surprise appearance at benefit dinner
• An old school, real deal country-style Southern breakfast: Big Ed's City Market
• Maryland run over in 28-17 loss to Boston College
• Kabul suicide bomb kills 13 troops, civilian workers
• Pedestrians struck in city
• Balt. Co. police cruiser in collision with SUV
• Man shot on Saint Victor Street in Baltimore Friday night
• WBAL TV features Baltimore's Mayor Rawlings talking about homelessness
• The Daily Record News Quiz: Oct. 24 – 28
• Harford Co. Sheriffs want you to have a safe Halloween
• Winter weather advisory in effect; 4 inches of snow possible
• Ravens vs. Cardinals preview
• Most recent patient death at Clifton T. Perkins ruled a homicide (video)
• The Rawlings-Blake Review #90: A Healthier City
• Cuban Artists at The Pratt Library
• Headed to Baltimore from Raleigh? Check out The Club at RDU
• Patient killed at Perkins mental hospital, police say
• South Pole stroke victim recovering at Johns Hopkins
• PSC targets accidental electrocutions
• Ravens help families connect with U.S. troops in Afghanistan
• Trial of man accused of setting woman on fire likely delayed
• New green headquarters
• College Park leaders laud proposed merger
• First Mariner posts another quarterly loss
• Quarter of Balto. Co. police leadership could leave
• Document thief's bail reduced after guilty plea
• First Mariner reports $7.9M third quarter loss
• City officers plead not guilty to new extortion charges
• With Oprah gone, WJZ takes ratings lead at 4 and 5
• Ex-Baltimore man pleads guilty to killing one cat, beating another
• More disagreement over proposed UM merger 
• US man gets another 30 days in Aruba tourist case
• State suspends licenses of affiliated debt-collection firms
• Great Big Halloween Parade of Lanterns and Luminaria, scheduled for Patterson Park, postponed till Sunday
• Halloween Lantern Parade postponed
• Tree planting party
• The Charmcity Skatepark to host the East Coast premiere of the Sk8Mafia Video
• Target announces midnight opening for Black Friday
• In second hearing, UM-UMB merger idea gets warmer reception
• Three Baltimore-area colleges make Kiplinger's value list
• Former Baltimore County Arabian horse farm heads to auction
• Bozzuto Group may hire up to 400 workers in next year
• Where to watch the Ravens vs. Cardinals on Sunday 10/30 at 1pm on Fox
• Firm charges Arundel schools $14K to deliver Ravens but fails
• Garrison Forest Lower School makes "Treats not Tricks" for Our Daily Bread
• Baltimore Business Journal to launch real estate blog, newsletter
• Recovering Addicts No Longer Eligible for Free or Reduced Bus Passes
• Aerotek sponsoring Military Bowl in D.C.
• Realities of Real Estate: The human side of housing 
• Death at Perkins hospital is second homicide in a week
• Patient charged with murder at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital
• Obama takes more steps on own to help businesses
• Real Estate Weekly – 10/28/11: EA Engineering to be honored by Chamber
• Conowingo Dam roadway reopened
• Student Contest for Disney World Vacation, Nov. 1 deadline
• Street closings, parking restrictions and police patrols for Fells Point’s Halloween celebration
• Second stretch of ICC to open next month
• BioHabitats wins $20M contract with National Park Service
• MacKenzie axes deal to buy 121 acres near White Marsh
• State bear hunt ends with 65 killed
• Firefighter hurt in one-alarm blaze near Edmondson Village
• Constellation CEO Shattuck says renewable energy is key in merger review
• Need a Girl Scout Cookie fix? There’s an app for that!
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south at Baltimore Beltway
• Constellation swings to 3Q profit; misses Wall Street estimates
• Constellation Energy Group posts 3Q profit
• Gansler says mineral-rights leases may endanger homes
• Police: Sheriff's deputy involved in shooting in N.E. Baltimore
• BBJcast: Talking Towson with Athletic Director Mike Waddell
• Forecast: Cloudy, rain, high 52; snow possible Saturday
• Currie’s wife testifies at corruption trial
• Baltimore police investigating two homicides overnight
• State Police investigating death at Perkins Hospital
• Top of the List: Maryland's defense and federal contractors
• Tandoor House of Kabob serves delicious and authentic flavors of Middle East
• Eppel appointed executive director of Myerberg Center
• Shut Up and Get Out – Which Seinfeld star was spotted at a Baltimore restaurant
• Members’ Book Club: The Creation Of Eve
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Celebrates Installation of Electric Car Chargers
• Maryland now No. 1 in per capita millionaire households
• Maryland tops millionaire rankings; Hawaii 2nd
• Rest of ICC to open by Nov. 22
• Interactive map: Houses linked to African dictators
• Harford teen charged in Pa. home invasion, shooting
• Abell Foundation awards grant to city prosecutors
• Life sciences buildings scaled back at EBDI 
• Murder-for-hire jury says defendant is eligible for death
• Shooting victim’s family sues undercover cop 
• Rural lawmakers denounce O’Malley’s PlanMaryland
• Pending home sales in U.S. fall for third straight month
• Pricey Potomac street boasts mansions linked to African rulers 
• Savedoff pleads guilty in historic document case
• Howard Council aims to make gender identity a protected class
• Modest growth dispels 2nd recession fears
• Virginia’s Gov. McDonnell pitching for Lockheed 
• New toolkit is helping Frederick’s Hispanics
• Military museums offer thrills, noted collections
• Craig A. Thompson: UMB-UMCP merger – To what are we saying no? 
• East Baltimore developers plan 8-acre park, sign new retailers
• City architecture firm wins Navy building contract
• Under Armour may replace signature Tide Point sign
• Harford County, school employees to get $1,250 bonus
• Case against Howard school board member to go forward
• #BlackMediaROCKS-Pt. II: A lasting legacy in talk radio is celebrated with love
• Micros Systems earnings up 18% in 1Q
• Cameron: Offense needs to execute better
• Bomb threat investigated at Bel Air area supermarket
• NFL Week 8 power rankings
• Sparrows Point steel mill wants more from Constellation, Exelon
• Veterans and Active Duty Military eat free on Veteran's Day at Applebee's
• Maryland comptroller Franchot calls for no new tax, fee hikes
• Baltimore City looks for expert to lead new media efforts
• Baltimore-area stocks shoot up on European debt news
• Street closings for the weekend of Oct. 28-30
• Harford County employees to get $1,250 bonus
• Greater Baltimore Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Sat, Oct. 29
• COPT earnings down 48 percent on economic woes
• Pine nuts recalled in US in salmonella outbreak
• Legg Mason CEO Fetting: U.S. debt deal 'would do wonders' for stocks
• CORRECTION: Patterson plays at Edmondson-Westside Friday
• Harford Ballet Company presents ‘The Nutcracker’ this December in Bel Air
• Wegmans recalls pine nuts over salmonella concerns
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south at I-695
• U.S. economy grew 2.5 percent in Q3
• Currie’s wife to testify in corruption case
• Hearing set for man charged in documents theft
• Forecast: Rainy, high 66
• On the Move, 10/27: Graham promoted to Md.-Va. sales manager by Concentra Medical Centers
• 15th Annual Kwanzaa Family Day Celebration
• Mold forces St. Mary's students to move to cruise ship
• National Democrats rally in Maryland for 2012
• Ripley's plans for Harborplace draw concern
• Jurors deliberate fate of man in alleged murder for hire
• The next front for ground-rent reforms 
• Ramsay's 'Kitchen Nightmares' to make over Cafe Hon
• Downtown Partnership looks to continue growth in ‘The 401′ 
• Brian Roberts feels better than he has in past six months
• 4th Circuit hears ‘enemy combatant’ case
• Lawyer sanctioned for unauthorized practice of law while suspended 
• Squirmy toddler? There’s an app for that
• Kevin Ring sentenced to 20 months in lobbying scandal
• Books-A-Million to open four Maryland stores
• Lift-off: New 787 lives up to its lofty promise
• Mikulski helps welcome James Webb Space Telescope to Md. Science Center
• Body of suicide victim travels 11 miles on top of truck
• New-home sales up slightly as builders slash prices
• Youth charged with bringing gun to school in Carroll County
• City to pay $245,000 in police whistle-blower case
• Arinc awarded $43M Navy contract
• City police seek suspects in rape of child
• State’s high court strikes down homeowner right in ground rent law
• Michael Phelps Swim School expands to upstate New York
• Spring clean your boat for the Winter
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Mistaken for dead, homeless man found in Harford trash bin
• One scary neighborhood: It’s a nightmare on Esther Place
• Terps continue to limp through season
• Black van used in Abingdon abduction attempt
• New exhibit at Jewish Museum of MD: Culture, cuisine and community
• Public Street, Public Art
• Shares of defense companies fall on spending cuts
• Learn how to be warmer and more fuel-savvy this winter
• Bank of America, PNC award grants to Baltimore nonprofits
• Exelon CEO is open to negotiations with Maryland officials
• Maricom Systems hiring 35 as part of CMS contracts
• City lacks a sense of community
• Exelon meets own third-quarter expectations but not Wall Street’s
• SMCM students relocated to hotels for dorm mold now moving to Cruise Liner
• Tolls go up on Tuesday: Get ready to pony up more, or buy an E-Z Pass
• Baltimore City installs electric car chargers in nine garages
• Neighborhood Watch: Southeast
• Neighborhood Watch: South
• Community Calendar: Week of October 26
• #BlackMediaROCKS: Pt. 1 – Baltimore’s #1 media firm launches marketing website
• Deli-cious fare on corned beef row: Getting a comfort food fix to go with new exhibit
• Quick notes: Dunbar and Digital move on after upset losses
• Exelon trims options for new Constellation HQ in Baltimore
• Poly jumps on last-minute fumble, edges Dunbar, 18-14
• Brooksie’s statue unveiled
• Harford Co. Sherriff’s Office announces Town Hall Meeting
• Northrop Grumman reports higher profit, lower sales
• Dunbar debuts new offensive strategy against Poly
• Opening statements expected in Bethesda yoga shop case
• Obama: `We can’t wait for Republicans` and lowers college student loan payments
• Webb space telescope replica ends Inner Harbor run
• Durable goods orders in U.S. fell in September
• My Prix Fixe Monday's at Roy's Hawaiian Fusion
• Traffic: Accident on I-70 eastbound near U.S. 40
• Children's coat drive might fall short in Baltimore County
• Attorney: Currie won’t testify in his own defense
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, high 72; 70% chance of rain tonight
• Sunday Brunch on the Hill
• On the Move, 10/26: Primosch joins BankAnnapolis as VP of private business banking group
• Exhibition - Embroidered Treasures: Textiles from Central Asia
• Performance - American Buffalo
• MICA and JHU's Carey Business School Announce Joint Program
• Man loses claim against Schaefer estate
• Controversial part of ground rent law overturned
• Black firefighters group alleges discrimination
• Baltimore janitors union OKs contract with 4% raise
• EBDI head walks out of City Hall during meeting 
• Quid pro quo charged on alcohol tax proceeds
• New trial ordered in 2007 Metro slaying 
• City prosecutors win gang conviction, again
• O’Malley task force could propose sewer fee hike of 300%
• Man convicted in plot to seize courthouse
• Students’ financial info revealed online
• Judge: Employment didn’t muzzle fired scientist
• City opts to settle lawsuit with police helicopter pilot 
• T. Rowe Price reports 3Q profit increase
• Under Armour raises year-end revenue forecast
• City Hall declares Occupy Baltimore's camping illegal
• Court of Appeals reinstates murder conviction 
• Man convicted of murder a third time
• Anti-Wall Streeters inspire Halloween costumes
• Suggs’ criticism OK with coach
• Harbaugh defends decision to attempt onside kick
• Panel urges Maryland to increase gas tax, raise MTA fares
• Panel urges gas tax, transit fare increases to fund projects
• Ravens vs. Jaguars report card
• Report: Maryland at risk of losing 36,200 jobs due to defense cuts
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Boeing opens cyber security research center in Annapolis Junction
• In need of nurses, Bon Secours to hold Nov. 5 job fair
• Thanksgiving morning 5K Bulle Rock Turkey Trot in Havre de Grace
• Whatever, HON™
• Baltimore-area office vacancy rate up, asking rents down
• BGE predicts 5 percent drop in gas bills this winter
• Where do Ravens go from here?
• Amtrak still weighing bids for Penn Station mixed-use project
• Baltimore highlights its history through community, courts and convicts?
• Mercy student earns Girl Scout Gold with project to support school
• Ehrlich 'road map' book to hit shelves Dec. 6
• Preventing Sexual Violence mini-conference, free at Bowie State, Nov. 2
• Under Armour profit up 32% on shoes and apparel growth
• T. Rowe Price earnings up 10% in 3Q; misses estimates
• Huguely’s lawyers seek Love’s medical records
• Traffic: Three-vehicle accident on I-70 eastbound near Beltway
• Insiders' secret: the bar menu at Baltimore's Prime Rib
• Ravens lose more than just a game against Jaguars
• Lt. Gov. Brown testifies in Currie’s bribery trial
• Forecast: Sunny, high 68
• Zagat: Baltimoreans among nation's least frequent diners
• Murder Ink
• Ravens historically awful in 12-7 loss to Jaguars
• Walters Drop-in Art Activities In November
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Baltimore’s Efforts to Improve Resident’s Access to Healthy, Affordable Food
• Hard Workin’ Pilgrims: Lumbee Indians in Baltimore City Industry, Panel Discussion and Reception with Lumbee Elders
• New Exhibit - Pride and Passion: TheAfrican-American Baseball Experience
• Woman dies from blunt-force trauma
• BGE natural gas customers could see 5% drop in bill
• Man attempts to abduct 14-year-old at bus stop
• Joint Base Andrews airman killed in Afghanistan
• Trial starts in Bethesda yoga shop killing case
• Jury awards $18.5 million in prisoner bus death
• Md. court strikes down landlord protection in lead paint law
• Md. child missing for 4 years found in Dominican Republic
• Sazerac Rye 18 year: a rye that's worth sipping all on its own
• Catholic school enrollment continues to decline
• Court of Appeals removes statutory hurdle in lead paint cases 
• Ellicott City teen pleads not guilty to terrorism charges
• Two more officers plead guilty in kickback scandal
• Controls faulted at Maryland Port Administration 
• Jury awards $18.5M in prison bus slaying suit
• Defense case begins for doctor in Michael Jackson’s death
• New York City Center to reopen after $56 million spruce-up
• A snakehead cook-off coming to Annapolis
• Baltimore gets $759K grant from feds for Howard Park grocery 
• Belair-Edison anniversary marks crossroads 
• Netflix loses 800,000 US subscribers in tough 3Q
• Disaster loans available to Eastern Shore counties
• Ravens vs. Jaguars preview
• Baltimore Realtors: New fed refinance plan could help stabilize market
• Attempted kidnapping at school bus stop in Abingdon (video)
• Halloween Rocks!
• Study: Verizon top mobile provider in Baltimore
• Maryland seeks bids to build health insurance enrollment system
• Baltimore gas prices creep upward
• For an elegant Sunday brunch, head to Columbia, Md's The King's Contrivance
• Patapsco Bancorp. profits spike
• Nothing says Halloween like Edgar Allan Poe – Let the pendulum swing
• Wells Fargo survey: Small business owners getting more pessimistic
• Northwest Bancshares posts $16.7M 3Q profit
• Gas leak closes some buildings at Harford Community College
• Veterans' mortgage lender hiring up to 40 before Jan. 1
• Hopkins gets $600,000 grant for eye disease drug development
• Cigna to buy HealthSpring in $4B deal
• Lansdowne man fatally struck by tractor-trailer identified
• Where to watch the Ravens vs Jaguars on Monday 10/24 at 8pm on ESPN
• Traffic: Accident on the Baltimore Beltway at Liberty Road
• Deer crashes into Randallstown auto repair business
• City police investigate fatal shooting in Reservoir Hill
• Halloween safety and security tips from BCPD
• Maryland black bear hunt starts Monday
• Trial starts in Bethesda yoga shop killing case
• Runner's Spotlight: Baltimore Marathon first American finisher David Berdan
• Trial starts today in Bethesda yoga store fatal beating case
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, high 69
• Parker elected vice chair of board of directors of Elijah Cummings Youth Program in Israel
• Visit the Jewish Museum of Maryland for The Chosen Food Exhibit
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake‘s Testimony To The University Of Maryland’s Board Of Regents
• MICA Hosts "End to End" by Youngmi Song Organ '02, Nov. 18-Dec. 18
• South Pole evacuee making her way to Hopkins
• More than 100 dead after Turkey earthquake
• From ‘help wanted’ to ‘just hired’ 
• Frederick Co.’s Boyer is moving forward in tough times  
• Looking for a few good lawyers 
• Lawyer’s suit against judges dismissed 
• Securing Maryland’s future in cybersecurity 
• Backup tapes in electronic discovery, Part I 
• Basu: Last stimulus didn’t aid enough people
• Investors: Be aware of new cost basis rules 
• Reusable grocery bags are a haven for bacteria
• Opinions – 10/24/11: Maryland Court of Appeals 
• Race for the Cure participants hope for win over breast cancer
• Mother: VanDyke to leave Libya in a couple of weeks
• Jet collides with fuel truck at BWI; no injuries reported
• D.C. police make arrest in fatal shooting of Md. cab driver
• Report: Arundel councilman weighs run for Congress
• Police investigate nonfatal shooting in East Baltimore
• 'Family Pink-Out Walk for the Cure' at Woodlawn HS, Sat. Oct. 29
• Remains of missing Baltimore Co. man discovered in West Virginia
• Lucullan, exquisite dining at Charlottesville's Clifton Inn
• Maryland knocked around in 41-16 loss to Florida State
• Timonium 'Scaregrounds' unable to secure fairgrounds for return engagement
• 'Cyber Challenge' encourages teen hackers
• Police: Student killed in Fells Point crash was likely speeding
• Two dead in Balto. Co. from overnight vehicle accidents
• Jimmy Smith ‘optimistic’ he’ll play Monday
• Top 10 B&Bs where you can sleep with a ghost
• Major accident closes eastbound I-70 in Howard Co. at U.S. 29
• NFL Week 7 power rankings
• Murder-Suicide in Essex
• Councilman Carl Stokes Newsletter - October 21, 2011
• Baltimore Finance Department Announces New Results from New Billing Integrity Program
• Baltimore City Health Department Releases Latino Health Report
• Mental hospital patient killed
• Find Maryland history on PBS's War of 1812 website
• Delight and disbelief at Iraq withdrawal announcement
• Delight and disbelief at Iraq withdrawal announcement
• Plans to change liquor license rules split Balto. Co. businesses
• Unemployment rate continues to inch upward in Maryland
• Gilmor Homes drug case ends in guilty pleas
• O'Malley pushes PSC to seek renewable energy
• Police say elderly pair may be dead from murder-suicide
• Morgan State student among two killed in Fells Point crash
• Baltimore leaders speak against merger of UMB and College Park
• Baltimore officials criticize proposal to merge UMB, College Park at public hearing
• Former Legg Mason exec to lead SEC oversight group
• 2 sides spar at hearing on Maryland university merger
• Judge limits claims in Maryland prison bus slaying case
• Maryland couple charged in 4 Pa. bank robberies
• Pagano: Jags RB Jones-Drew a ‘rolling ball of butcher knives’
• PAC working on lawsuit to state redistricting map
• Baltimore man gets 20 years for armed bank robbery
• Man convicted of killing researcher Pitcairn sentenced
• Maryland shines light on cyber security efforts
• Ehrlich leading Romney's Maryland campaign
• Unemployment rates fall in half of U.S. states
• Verizon strike's end boosted Md.'s latest job growth
• Prosecutor accuses Bishop of 'cold-blooded' Towson killing
• BCPS students to perform free concert at the Meyerhoff
• Holy Cross gets go-ahead for Germantown hospital
• Prince George’s cops cleared in shooting of axe-wielding man
• Real Estate Weekly – 10/21/11: LaSalle’s third-quarter results improve
• Realities of Real Estate: Avoiding a double-dip in housing 
• Groupon expects $478.8M in proceeds from IPO
• SunTrust Q3 profit spikes 41% to $215 million
• Maryland projects revenue increase, $1B budget deficit
• Affordable housing proposal for Glen Burnie spurs council fight
• Maryland adds jobs in September, unemployment rate rises
• Howard Bank profit rises 156 percent
• Photo of the Day – Day of Action
• Traffic: Vehicle fire on Route 32 at Burns Crossing Road
• Roy's Fall Prix Fixe Menu
• Maryland man pleads guilty in 1980 kidnapping, assault
• Montgomery Co. OKs plans for Germantown hospital
• BBJcast: Taking a look at the city's food desert problem
• Hunt Valley Race for the Cure: Sun. Oct 23 road closures and traffic info
• Pitcairn's killer to be sentenced today; faces life in prison
• Forecast: Mostly cloudy, high 64
• Title company owner pleads guilty to fraud charges
• Construction firms hiring around Baltimore
• Top of the List: Baltimore home builders
• Magnus to direct regional Concentra Medical Centers
• McDonald’s celebrates Baltimore City Teacher of the Year
• Baltimore Naacp Branch To Honor Community And Business Leaders At Annual Freedom Fund Banquet!
• Day of the Dead Celebration at the Walters
• Herring Run hit with raw sewage spill
• Toss-up winter weather prediction offered by NOAA
• Man killed during struggle with sheriff's deputy
• Milford Mill homicide victim identified
• Northrop Grumman to cut 800 jobs, most in Md.
• Health disparities emerge in Baltimore's Latino community
• Balto. Co. Councilman works for state in apparent violation
• Man, 37, arrested in Alabama and charged in teen's death
• Howard County teen indicted on terrorism charges
• Foreclosure crisis may lead to health concerns nationwide
• Update in Ryan Jackson murder: Suspect arrested in Alabama
• Baltimore officers indicted on new extortion charges
• Witnesses defend former Shoppers execs in Currie trial 
• After three years, racing back at Rosecroft
• Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage slips to 4.11%
• Hard Rock vodka latest duet of music and liquors
• Betsy Nelson: Capping deductions would hurt donations 
• Buerger’s struggle to keep Jewish Times has gone into overtime 
• Manufacturing grows in Philadelphia region after two bad months
• Week in review: 10/21/11 
• Lisa Simeone confirms her firing from public radio show
• Police: Boys, 13 and 12, charged in football fight
• Editorial: More questions for EBDI
• Donald C. Fry: Utility merger is good deal for state 
• UMB cancer center wins city planners' approval
• Davidsonville man pleads guilty in mortgage fraud scheme
• Military opens $67 million media center at Fort Meade
• Developers sought for 2 projects on city's west side
• Jhpiego awarded $24.9M for health care technologies
• Northrop Grumman hiring despite cuts
• Walmart to hire at least 250 for new Denton store
• Careerbuilder: Top employee hooky excuses
• The elegant dining at Charlottesville's Boar's Head Inn
• BDC seeks developers for west side properties
• Martina McBride, Gretchen Wilson headline Hippodrome Race for the Cure concert
• Sandy Spring Bancorp profit up 76%
• CommerceFirst Bancorp profit up 39 percent
• O'Malley signs redistricting map into law
• Southwest Airlines posts 3Q loss
• Nature centers in Baltimore
• Couple, principals of Cristo Rey and St. Francis schools, honored for work
• Digging history at Fort McHenry
• Red Robin is now open later
• Traffic: Accident on I-895 northbound near Lombard Street
• Mold issues closing up 2 dorms at SMCM, students moving
• Southwest posts 3Q loss on fuel hedges
• Report: Md. among top 10 in energy efficiency
• Governor’s Redistricting map conquers based on jurisdictional divide
• Man hopes $10,000 reward will help solve daughter's killing
• Forecast: Sunny, breezy with strong gusts, high 63
• Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar Drink Pink for the Cause
• Severn man charged with sexual contact with teens
• More than 1 million gallons of sewage flow into Herring Run
• Change in federal rape definition would expand reporting
• 817-unit housing development planned for Columbia
• NPR looking into host Simeone's Occupy Washington role
• Lack of air-conditioning in Baltimore County schools criticized
• Two deaths at Park Charles apartment not linked, police say
• Maryland is helping to promote electric vehicles
• Jury awards $2.4 million in sex abuse case 
• EBDI’s CEO says work at school site is preparation, not demolition  
• 16 state banks under enforcement actions 
• Two recent city deaths classified as homicides
• Survey shows economic improvement in most regions of country
• Food and gas lift Consumer Price Index 0.3%
• Report tells how to keep courts running after terror attack
• Andrew H. Baida: Justice gone wild 
• Latest yoga trend defies gravity
• Death penalty not ruled out in Maryland slain mom case
• BARCStoberfest: a howling good time in the park
• Sophomore server stands tall for Lady Rams volleyballers
• Baltimore runs to greet athletes as marathon rolls through town
• The spirit (medium) of Baltimore is the Ouija Board
• Tobacco tax needs equality too
• Baltimore City County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Baltimore City County
• Community Calender: Week of Oct. 19
• Republic Noodle: Oodles of noodles at this eatery
• Stolen in S.E.: A violin and a front-end loader
• Neighborhood Watch SOBO: Man loses pants after dispute
• Local senior center schedules
• 7 West Bistro Grille is a delicious well-rounded experience
• Fall is here, and so are citywide flu clinics
• Nyme Manns may just be next big thing for Patterson High
• Fila partners with Sports Club/LA
• Ravens defense wants to force Jags’ rookie QB to make plays
• Maryland board renews $11.9M contract at psychiatric hospital
• Woman's Industrial Exchange to reopen
• O'Malley's redistricting map wins final approval from Md. House
• More than 65 companies to attend Arundel job fair Oct. 27
• Coastal Sunbelt building in Jessup sells for $16.8M
• Jewish Times publisher granted bankruptcy extension
• Manchurian Rice Company opening Wednesday
• Rams fall short against city
• Under Armour's 'Maryland Pride' football jerseys to hit shelves in November
• Ravens’ early-in-the-season status Report
• Loyola University Maryland receives record $5.2M gift
• 22-year-old charged with child sex offenses with 2 teens, maybe more
• Maryland AD: Pitt, Syracuse move to ACC may happen before 2014
• Running smarter vs. stronger
• M&T Bank profit drops in 3Q after Wilmington Trust purchase
• City police investigate two nonfatal shootings
• PNC profit drops in 3Q but beats expectations
• Baltimore Police holding female recruitment drive, Fri, Oct. 21
• Baltimore based pizza company uses eco friendly, innovative delivery box
• Man stabbed in Cockeysville home; woman arrested
• Traffic: Accident on I-95 south at Route 175
• House of Delegates to take up redistricting
• Davis to replace ex-Councilwoman Leslie Johnson
• Forecast: Rain, heavy at times, and thunderstorms; high 71
• Charm City Pedal Mill – the eat, drink*, and pedal pub crawl
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Representative Sarbanes Announce EPA Grant to Promote Healthy Environments for City Kids
• Mini Camp: Kid Conservators
• Exhibition - Print by Print: Series from Dürer to Lichtenstein
• Baltimore Theatre Project Hosts B'more Dance Mixer
• Mayor Rawlings-Blake Announces Opening of New 'Super Citizen Convenience Center'
• Loyola University receives $5.2 million gift
• Ravens are only going to get better as season goes on
• Survey: Grand Prix fell short of spending projections
• BDC sells city-owned Inn at Government House to developer
• State’s striped bass population rebounding
• Number of young striped bass in Chesapeake Bay spikes
• Study estimates Grand Prix had smaller impact
• Rep. Hoyer: Currie does 'not pay attention to details'
• Bank of America, now No. 2, earns $6.2B in 3Q
• Inn at Government House sold to local investor group 
• Kernan Hospital sued for Medicare fraud 
• Editorial Advisory Board: Good for UB, good for UB Law 
• ‘McTeacher of the Year’
• Kernan Hospital faces $8.1 million lawsuit
• Growlers roaring as a new old way to buy beer
• Search on for new anchor at 25th St. project 
• O’Malley administration begins push for jobs bill 
• 2 Baltimore police officers sued for Taser use  
• Maryland developers seek clearer regulations from state
• Police want to I.D. gas station robbing couple
• Ravens vs. Texans report card
• Applefest for the family - A gala of galas
• Paint company pays $570,000 waste fine
• Vino Rosina has Saturday Happy Hour
• Judge Blocks Wells Fargo Mortgage Lending Case
• Census shows striking growth in Baltimore homelessness
• Lt. Gov. Brown touts transportation investment as jobs creator
• From Russia, With Laziness
• Murder Ink
• Occupy This
• Survey: Baltimore Grand Prix economic impact was not 'game changing'
• Macy's starts holiday hiring in Maryland
• Inn at Government House moves closer to redevelopment
• Johns Hopkins teams with Tokyo firm on drug development
• Southwest launches 72-hour sale
• Brooks Robinson statue to be unveiled Oct. 22 near Oriole Park
• Maryland Senate to approve O'Malley's redistricting map
• Remington project to move forward without Lowe's
• 100-year-old man finishes marathon
• Traffic: Accident on I-70 eastbound at Route 32
• Day 1 of Special Session 2011: Slavery seems to still exist in Annapolis…
• Voters to choose successor to Leslie Johnson
• Forecast: Partly sunny, high 72
• On the Move, 10/18: Fisher joins Carroll County Bank as a VP
• Pastor sentenced to life plus 45 years in killing of disabled man
• Police: Remains may be missing son of slain mother
• Frisky's monkeys can stay at Woodstock animal sanctuary
• NW Balt. resident hurt after jumping to escape fire
• Two men shot in South Baltimore
• Defense begins in Currie trial
• Baltimore Co. Council approves binding arbitration measure
• Abingdon Chick-fil-A robbed at gunpoint
• Get to know The Park School of Baltimore: an experience in every sense
• Lowe's drops plans to build store in Remington
• Defense begins in Currie trial
• City of Baltimore's Homeless unit reports 2011 Homeless Census
• For 2nd time, body found in city apartment trash chute
• O'Malley considering gas tax rise
• Maryland domestic violence, suicide prevention, bullying resources
• As session starts, O’Malley defends his redistricting plan
• Ray Lewis’ MVP Lanes still looking for financing 
• Bedbug suit has a $40K bite  
• Anadarko to pay BP $4B in Gulf settlement
• U.S. industrial production grows for 3rd month in row
• Ex-pastor gets life sentence for murder of disabled man
• Father of slain prisoner takes the stand 
• Wisp Resort owners file for Chap. 11 bankruptcy protection
• Joe Conroy: Biggest risk to investing? Look in the mirror 
• Atlanta’s High features masterpieces of modern art
• Justices to rule on lying about military medals
• Officials confirm garage shooting victim linked to prior stabbing
• Missing Lansdowne man found dead in Curtis Bay
• Court to say if organizations can be sued in U.S. for abuse
• Harbaugh brothers stick together
• WBAL's Ron Smith announces he has pancreatic cancer
• Deal would raise 700 janitors' wages in Baltimore by 4%
• Baltimore-area SBA loans grew by 63 percent in fiscal 2011
• Goucher president Ungar extends contract through 2016
• Station North to encourage after-work traffic
• Body of 18-year-old missing since Oct. 12 found in Baltimore City
• Howard County retains AAA bond rating
• Baltimore-area marketing firms win new accounts
• There's a job for that: Baltimore-area mobile app developers are hiring
• Man arrested in double-stabbing at Seahorse Inn in Dundalk
• Laureate Education to open Australian university
• Girl Scouts honor Barbara Mikulski as Md. Scouts prepare for 100th anniversary
• Meet Master Chef Jacques Pépin up close and personal
• Photos: Scenes from the Baltimore Running Festival
• O'Malley orders review of business regulations; weighs gas tax hike
• Wells Fargo profit up 21 percent in 3Q
• Our Ravens defeat the Texans and Papa John's had 4 free toppings for you
• 3-vehicle accident on inner loop of Beltway at I-95
• Redistricting special session begins
• Country star Taylor Swift donates 6,000 books to hometown library (video)
• Coast Guard to replace landmark Ocean City jetty tower
• Monday forecast: Mostly sunny, high near 74
• Kooper's Tavern catering CASA of Baltimore County fundraiser Oct. 27
• Chic, authentic Italian dining at Charlottesville's Vivace
• Baltimore NAACP Branch To Honor Community & Business Leaders At Annual Freedom Fund Banquet
• 74-year-old man dies after 3-vehicle crash in Pasadena
• Tempers flare as Black Caucus remains divided over Governor’s redistricting map
• Kings call for economic fairness at MLK memorial
• Search for body of missing Montgomery County boy comes up empty
• Cundiff kicks way into record books, again
• Rice runs wild in Ravens win over Texans
• Wheldon dead after 15-car wreck at Vegas IndyCar race
• Champion oyster shucker a repeat winner in St. Mary's
• 3 shot in Turners Station drive-by, police say
• Dozens of officers seek boy, 11, in Montgomery Co.
• Entrepreneur is back in business with new partners 
• MVLS, law school to ‘Celebrate Pro Bono’ 
• Hopkins doc has made millions testifying for defense 
• Baltimore judge launching nonprofit to help support drug courts
• Woman wins $1M after losing Cambridge farmhouse 
• Opinions – 10/17/11: U.S. District Court, Maryland 
• Va. will use Obama visit to lobby for a new national park
• Opinions – 10/17/11: Maryland Court of Special Appeals 
• PACER fee increase to take effect April 1