A $1M public art project aims to illuminate Baltimore’s overlooked spaces

Artist Tony Shore, hoisted toward the sky on a Genie crane, puts details on white New Balance sneakers with a paintbrush. He, with the help of street artist Gaia, is creating “Aurora,” a shadowy mixed-media art installation that depicts a lively...

Trump's military parade will cost tens of millions and feature thousands of soldiers

President Donald Trump on Saturday is set to host a major military parade in Washington celebrating the Army’s 250th anniversary. The event is expected to cost tens of millions of dollars, according to defense officials, and will feature thousands...

Maryland Lottery Pick 3, Pick 4 results for June 12, 2025

The Maryland Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at June 12, 2025, results for each game: Winning Pick 3 numbers from June 12 drawing Midday: 4-1-3 Evening: 4-4-4 Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings...

Poll: Most adults approve of Trump’s military parade but not the spending

THE WHITE HOUSE is seen beyond a stage being set up Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s military parade in Washington commemorating the Army’s 250th anniversary and coinciding with President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree...

Baltimore teacher sues for defamation after social media post sparks political firestorm

A Baltimore teacher is suing Republican delegates, members of Moms for Liberty, and a right-wing social media account for defamation of character after she was accused of making online threats. Former Baltimore County Spanish teacher Alexa Sciuto...

Baltimore teacher sues for defamation after post sparks political firestorm

Warren Wolf, Jazz Vibraphonist, is Back in Baltimore 

Hello ladies and gentlemen, hoping everything is well on your end. It has started to be a very busy week for me, but it is nice because I love going out to all the concerts and events that I am invited to. Shorty and I are having a ball! This is...

Maryland community says body found during search for missing 3-year-old is "disturbing"

Community members in Cecil County said it was "disturbing" when they learned the body of a young child was found in their backyard as police searched for a missing Nola Dinkins. Maryland State Police spokesperson Elena Russo said the remains found...

Military aircraft involved in the Army's 250th birthday displayed before weekend flyover

WASHINGTON (7News) — The military aircraft that transport, defend, and protect American soldiers were on display Thursday for the media at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. Forty war machines in total, including Blackhawks, Apaches, and Chinooks...

Baltimore judge rules jury awarded too much to city in opioid lawsuit

Baltimore jurors erred by awarding too much money to the city in its verdict against two drug manufacturing titans last November, a judge ruled Thursday. The verdict determined McKesson and AmerisourceBergen unreasonably shipped huge sums of...

RICH LOWRY: Abrego Garcia was never simply a ‘Maryland father’

For a while, the favored moniker for Kilmar Abrego Garcia in the media was “Maryland father.” Abrego Garcia was indeed living in Maryland and was indeed a father, but this wasn’t what was the most distinctive thing about him. There are hundreds of...

Sheetz legal battle ongoing

An Altoona man and former employee of Sheetz Inc., who lost his job following a criminal background check, has filed a federal civil rights complaint to continue the ongoing legal battle against the company if a federal judge approves the...

Maryland residential solar loan program takes off despite rough market

A residential solar pilot program in Montgomery County, Maryland, has outpaced expectations by booking more than $3 million in loans since November, despite a declining residential solar market and ongoing uncertainty about the future of federal...

Maryland officials address new law amid federal vaccine policy shake-up

Maryland sheriff’s office opts out of honor ceremony due to Orioles firearms ban

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office in Maryland has declined to partake in an honor guard ceremony at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, citing the Baltimore Orioles’ prohibition of firearms in the stadium. Sheriff Jim DeWees opted out of the ceremony...

Baltimore judge proposes slashing city’s award in opioid verdict

A Baltimore judge on Thursday proposed slashing the $266 million verdict that the city won last year from a pair of drug distributors accused of contributing to the deadly opioid crisis, suggesting the companies pay just under $52 million or...

Baltimore judge says jury gave too much to city in opioid trial decision

A judge dealt Baltimore City a huge blow in its attempt to hold opioid companies responsible for their role in the overdose crisis that hit the area harder than any other American city in recent years. Baltimore City Circuit Judge Lawerence...

Trump signs Fischer law repealing tailpipe emission standards affecting 18 states

From Nebraska Examiner Nebraska U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer proposed the change in April. In a statement Thursday, she said she has been "clear from the start" that "one state should not dictate emission policies for the entire country." She said...

Baltimore Co. teachers must read the room | EDITORIAL

One can hardly blame teachers in Baltimore County for being disappointed that promised salary raises face a delay. We would be the first to acknowledge that the profession merits higher pay, particularly as the school system, and its Maryland...

Maryland holds firm due to new law amid federal vaccine policy shake-up

A Maryland pediatrician is expressing deep concern after U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. abruptly dismissed all 17 members of a key federal vaccine advisory panel. On June 9, RFK Jr., a longtime vaccine...