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Queen Arrives in D.C.’s West End – PLANTA Queen, that is…    

Most security guards in Maryland will now have to be trained, licensed by the state and covered by insurance, under legislation passed in the final hours of the legislative session Monday night.

Most security guards in Maryland will now have to be trained, licensed by the state and covered by insurance, under legislation passed in the final hours of the legislative session Monday night.

A census survey suggested that 37% of Marylanders found it difficult to pay for usual household expenses in January 2023.

It’s a Christian tradition that the day before Easter is called Holy Saturday. In Baltimore of 60 or more years ago, it was a day when thousands of shoppers converged on Lexington Street.

Whether it's a popular chef with a new project or an old space hosting a new venture, Baltimore's food scene often sees many happy returns.

In a year, Matt Hurley, formerly a neuroscientist, went from dipping his toes into comedy to opening a Fells Point venue that’s become popular among local performers.

Terrence W. “Cuddy” Kane, a competitive sailor who worked for Harbor Boating and Water Taxi, died March 8. The Hamilton resident was 63.

Terrence W. “Cuddy” Kane, a competitive sailor who worked for Harbor Boating and Water Taxi, died March 8. The Hamilton resident was 63.

Sushi Bruceya is slated to open this spring in the former home of vegan comfort-food spot Friends & Family.