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A new program at the Baltimore library provides peer recovery counselors to help people with substance use disorders.

You might say Park Heights has a new attitude. This community of approximately 30,000 residents is experiencing a wave of new homeowners and development projects.

Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library distributed 1,000 free Chromebooks to students.

For the past year, I’ve been living in Baltimore, where I managed to forget what it felt like to be different. But moving back to Hagerstown this summer reminded me of the intense Islamophobia that has intoxicated the United States. Here's what it's like to be Muslim in rural America.

Baltimoreans will miss the work of John R. "Jack" Breihan who helped lead an important effort to document Baltimore's planned community for African Americans.

Baltimore residents weigh in on the horror that is their home, in response to Tucker Carlson’s claim on Fox that Baltimore is ‘one of the worst places in the Western Hemisphere’

Researchers are just starting to learn more about the omicron variant, but one thing is clear, it's important to stay vigilant during the holiday season.

Public health officials say people exposed to COVID-19 or with symptoms should be tested, but so should people working in person or heading to a gathering near or far.

Public health officials say people exposed to COVID-19 or with symptoms should be tested, but so should people working in person or heading to a gathering near or far.

Ahead of the holidays, people in Baltimore and around the state were scrambling to find COVID-19 tests so they could safely gather.