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Meet the five journalists who have been named summer 2024 interns at Baltimore Sun Media.

Seven journalism students selected as newsroom interns through MDDC's Reese Cleghorn Internship program, gaining real-world experience and published clips.

Despite the newly introduced legislation and ongoing budget negotiations, lawmakers said it’s unlikely the General Assembly will head into an extended session. Clippinger said previous sessions have seen similar circumstances but still completed their work in keeping with the 90-day legislative clock.

A container ship leaving the Port of Baltimore sounded a mayday call just before plowing into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the early morning hours Tuesday, collapsing a fixture of the local landscape and prompting a rescue mission for an overnight road crew at work on the bridge at the time of the crash.

A container ship struck the Key Bridge in Baltimore, collapsing it and prompting a rescue mission. Authorities suspect an accident.

One patient from the incident was taken to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center, a hospital spokesperson confirmed with Capital News Service. 

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s Democratic-led legislature passed the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future in 2021, vowing to pour billions of dollars into the state’s public schools to offer universal pre-K, improve teaching

Bentonville Bike Fest is back and it's bringing people from all around the country.

The Purple Line may open in 2026, a year earlier than last projected. Proposed downtown DC housing tax breaks raise equity issues.  Arlington consortium to end homelessness receives $3 million in federal funding.

DDOT to start rebuilding pedestrian bridge downed by driver in 2021. Maryland safety advocates support speed cameras on MD-210. Federal lease uncertainty contributes to JBG Smith financial losses in L’Enfant Plaza.