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Asian shares were mostly lower Friday after the latest shudder for artificial-intelligence stocks weighed on markets around the world, giving the benchmark S&P 500 its worst day since July. Oil prices were hovering at their highest levels
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Florida Panthers goalie Cooper Black skated onto the PPG Paints Arena ice alone during pregame warmups on Thursday night, a time-honored hockey tradition given to rookies everywhere. It took Black fewer strides to make
TOKYO (AP) — The head of the Asian Football Confederation said Friday the body is endorsing Gianni Infantino for another term as FIFA president. The AFC has 47 member confederations. Even if all the members do not
Actor Michael Gray, best known as Billy Batson in the 1970s Saturday morning television series “Shazam!” has died at the age of 75. His publicist confirmed that Gray died of natural causes on Oct. 16 in Palm
Best known for starring in the Saturday morning series "Shazam!," Michael Gray has died at 75, his publicist announced
Virginia Sen. Louise Lucas, one of the state's most powerful Democrats, was indicted on federal racketeering, marijuana distribution and money laundering conspiracy charges for allegedly using her influence to protect and enrich a cannabis business she co-owns.
The 150-foot safety perimeter surrounding the Empire Towers has been lifted after Anne Arundel County officials and the building owner said the building is no longer at risk of collapsing. The 10-story building had been deemed unsafe
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High pressure continues to bring a quiet weather pattern
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Hall of Fame running back and Southern University coach Marshall Faulk has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Faulk revealed his diagnosis on the podcast “The Caring Neurologist” on Wednesday, telling the host,
Surveillance cameras at Ya Bricks Snacks and Tobacco were rolling when Ebro Ahmed jumped aboard a runaway school bus carrying 19 students in St. Paul, Minnesota. Ahmed told WCCO he was working outside his family’s store in
Ebro Ahmed, hailed as a hero protecting students when he jumped aboard a moving school bus in Minnesota while its driver was having a medical emergency, shares the story.
Deenadayalan was indicted in connection with the deadly collision, but entered into a deferred prosecution agreement
A leading advocate for the Make America Healthy Again movement has resigned as a top adviser to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Two off-duty officers rescued a woman from a burning car after it crashed on Friday morning, according to the California Department of Parks and Recreation.
New York City parents and lifelong Knicks fans Yvonne Gonzalez-Bradford and Vance Bradford named their newborn son “Knickson Fyve” in honor of the team’s recent NBA championship.
A magnitude 7 earthquake in Tibet destroyed homes, cut communication and forced trains to stop.
When she was first elected, former Del. Ana Sol Gutierrez carried voter registration forms to pass out to Latinos she met. It must have worked. Today, Latinos hold state and local office, work at all levels of government and are running for jobs up and down the ballot.
About 5,000 gallons of molasses spill into Baltimore Harbor from overflowing tank — WMAR Recall issued for oysters sold in Maryland and 15 other states due to salmonella — WJZ John Legend to perform at Fells Point record store — The Baltimore Sun BPD: Man shot by police at East Baltimore shopping center — WBAL
Johns Hopkins University and a Texas-based developer are seeking City Council approval to build a 12-story student housing community.
After Sunday’s Ravens game, Baltimore’s transportation department will test a new post-game traffic pattern to reduce congestion.
Maryland public schools’ chronic absenteeism rate has dropped for four straight years, but school board candidates across the state said the problem is far from solved.
The Trump administration is targeting voter rights. Maryland congressman Johnny Olszewski, a former history and civics teacher, isn't having it.
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A ban on young adult novel "Flamer" from Harford County Public Schools' libraries is heading to Harford County Circuit Court.
This weekend, catch Baltimore's lantern parade, a Journey concert, two raves themed after "Shrek" and "Blade," and more.
An ad opposing a constitutional amendment that would loosen congressional redistricting standards has drawn the attention of -- and a cease and desist demand from -- Gov. Wes Moore, who says it tries to trick voters by mimicking his campaign materials.
School board candidates who answered a survey on the biggest issues in this elections said they believed in the sweeping education reform goals of the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, but most also conceded they worry about its financial and administrative burdens.
A federal judge on Wednesday night blocked election-related field operations by the Department of Homeland Security in nine states, saying such operations "intimidates citizens from urging or aiding others in exercising their right to vote."
The U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday denied an emergency request Trump administration request allow it to terminate gender-affirming care for transgender prison inmates. The court let stand, for now, a lower court order that blocked that policy from taking effect.
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science will award $1.2 million to 11 projects on the East and West coasts to clean up derelict fishing traps, including crab pots, that can damage habitat, create navigational hazards and harm marine life. Two projects are in Maryland.
A daylong public health forum in Baltimore on Tuesday touched on health challenges that likely aren't found in any medical textbook: gun violence, artificial intelligence, social media and "the ravages of Washington" under the Trump administration.