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Legislation in Maryland that eliminates the statute of limitations for child sex abuse lawsuits is now on the governor's desk.

“He's been a pain in the ass his whole life,” trainer James Chapman said of Prove Right, laughing. “He's a bully."

The nearly 500 pages of the report tell how 156 clergy and other church officials tormented more than 600 children and young adults, abuse dating back to the 1940s.

A Baltimore County jury awarded nearly $34 million to the parents of a boy who suffered severe brain damage after being delivered by emergency C-section.

James Harold "Jim" Belt, a retired Baltimore County physical education teacher and coach, died March 20 at Dove House Hospice in Westminster. He was a day short of his 98th birthday.

A Catholic school student who suffered sex abuse as a child is one of the recently settled cases involving priests in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The settlement and an investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's Office that's expected to be released soon bring Ross Wiest a measure of peace.

Melvin S. Strohminger, a retired Social Security Administration analyst whose interest in vintage fountain pens took him across the world, died March 15 at his Quarry Lake at Greenspring home near Pikesville. He was 79.