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There's a new hand at the helm of Baltimore's Catholic archdiocese. Wednesday afternoon, the church officially installed Rev. William Lori as the new Archbishop of Baltimore in an elaborate ceremony at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of May 13.
Hannah Schmitt scored with 3.8 seconds left in overtime to give No. 6 seed Loyola a 10-9 victory over Penn in the opening round of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament on Sunday.
Just days after President Barack Obama announced his support for same-sex marriage, pastors and priests around Maryland took to their own pulpits with their reaction-- and in some cases-- condemnation of the president.
A Maryland woman has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for embezzling more than $200,000 from a federal religious freedom commission.
Maryland police agencies say they may not be reimbursed for costs associated with next week's summit of the Group of Eight leading industrialized nations at Camp David.
It appears Cuba may be proposing a prisoner swap that involves Maryland native Alan Gross. He's been held for two and a half years with all attempts to free him by the U.S. State Department rejected. But that may be changing.
Officials say a Maryland company distributed an ingredient that triggered a salmonella outbreak that's made almost 60 Buncombe County, N.C. residents sick.
The world's most influential leaders appeal to the Cuban government to release Alan Gross, and there are new developments from Havana. Gross could be allowed to come home to his family in Maryland and see his dying mother. But there's a catch.
The recent Court of Appeals ruling declaring all pit bulls as dangerous animals is now affecting pit bull owners who rent their homes.
President Barack Obama takes a new, bold stand on same-sex marriage. Wednesday afternoon, he announced he now supports the unions.
A Maryland family is caught up in an international nightmare. Convicted of spying, Alan Gross sits in a Cuban prison while his wife tries desperately to bring him home.
Louisiana health officials say they closed a harvesting area and ordered a recall of oysters taken from there since April 26 after 14 people became ill with norovirus.
Imprisoned in Cuba. A Maryland man has been in police custody for two and a half years for a crime he says he didn't commit. With no end in sight, Alan Gross opens up about the accusations against him.
Those who are called to a life protecting others know that someday they may die doing their jobs.
Maryland lawmakers will head back to work May 14.
The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) will begin enforcing the speed limit through automated cameras in the I-795 work zone.
Dog lovers are sounding off about a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that pit bulls are an inherently dangerous breed.
The panel that set rates for hospitals in Maryland has adopted a plan that keeps payments at a near-freeze level.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is schedule to address members of the Baltimore Chartered Financial Analyst Society.
Demand for organs is surging in Maryland and across the country. Now, Facebook is connecting donors with patients who desperately need transplants. The concept was born right here in Baltimore.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says it is asking the public for information about two bald eagle deaths in Talbot County.
The idea of solar powered homes was once just a dream or some fantasy on television. Today, it's a reality.
Maryland's attorney general wants to keep a state law that allows police to collect DNA from people charged with a violent crime, burglary or attempts to commit those crimes.
Maryland guard Terrell Stoglin has entered the NBA draft after receiving a one-year suspension from the school.
