Orioles Announce Opening Day Plans For 2019
The Orioles have announced their plans for the home opener on Thursday against the New York Yankees.
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The Orioles have announced their plans for the home opener on Thursday against the New York Yankees.
Baltimore City leadership met for a Board of Estimates meeting on Wednesday, its first since leadership changed hands on Monday.
Tourism brings millions of dollars to Baltimore, and Visit Baltimore is promoting different neighborhoods to get more tourists to see different sites.
With the future of leadership in Baltimore City uncertain following the controversy surrounding Mayor Catherine Pugh and her book deals, the race for 2020 mayor could be any candidates game.
The Baltimore Orioles have sponsored the RBI Program, an MLB initiative, that started in 1989, and will continue to do so in 2019.
Baltimore residents may see some Yankees T-shirts and hats in downtown Baltimore this week- but this is the time of year the tourism industry waits for, especially when the visiting team is along the 95 corridor.
Police said the officers were both on motorcycles and somehow collided.
The governors of four states and the mayor of the District of Columbia are asking Congressional leaders to boost funding for Chesapeake Bay cleanup.
24-year-old Coron Demon Johnson, aka "Savage" pleaded guilty on April 2, to distribution of heroin.
Baltimore's new acting mayor is Bernard C. "Jack" Young.
The Maryland Senate has approved an education funding measure to begin a major investment in schools with bipartisan support.
A Michigan woman who was suffering from a syndrome that attacks the body's nerves says she felt like she'd lost all hope -- that is, until her boyfriend popped the question.
Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health have developed an all-in-one immunotherapy approach that not only kicks HIV out of hiding in the immune system, but also kills it.
If you've ever wanted to spend a "Night at the Museum" here is your chance -- and it's in Paris!
Maryland would become the first state to stop participating in a federal family planning program known as Title X due to a proposed Trump administration rule, under a bill approved by the Maryland General Assembly.
