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The University of Maryland's journalism school on Tuesday dedicated a memorial to the five Capital Gazette employees shot and killed in an attack on the Annapolis newspaper's office.

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Close to 2,000 walkers braved chilly weather Nov. 10 at Canton Waterfront Park to participate in The Greater Baltimore Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The participants walked the 3-mile and 1.5-mile courses to help raise money for the Greater Maryland Chapter ...

A group of aquariums, including Baltimore’s National Aquarium, says it’s opposed to seismic blasting along the East Coast as part of efforts to extract offshore oil and gas. The six aquariums are all on the East Coast, and they say ...

State Employees Credit Union of Maryland, the state’s largest credit union, wants to become one-stop shopping for all of its members’ financial needs, part of a push to expand business services and wealth management to its offerings, said David Sweiderk, ...

The number of open jobs rose in October to the second-highest on record, evidence that U.S. employers remain determined to hire despite ongoing trade disputes and rocky financial markets. The Labor Department said Monday that the number of job openings ...

City officials and partners celebrated the 5,000th pair of glasses provided through the Vision for Baltimore program to Baltimore City Public Schools students. Launched in May 2016, Vision for Baltimore is a partnership that includes the Baltimore City Health Department, ...

Maryland's medical marijuana industry brought in $96.3 million during its first year of operation.

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Maryland legislators in the 2019 General Assembly session will consider several measures aimed at reducing health care costs and protecting the Affordable Care Act in Maryland, but it appears unlikely they will focus on a long-term plan to stabilize the ...

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Dr. Stephen T. Bartlett has resigned from his roles at the University of Maryland Medical System, including positions as executive vice president, chief medical officer, director of the transplant program and professorships within the University of Maryland School of Medicine. ...

U.S. businesses added a smaller but still-healthy number of jobs last month, while the unemployment rate remained at a five-decade low and wages rose at a solid clip.