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BALTIMORE (CNS) -- The love and goodwill for Loyola University Marylands new president was palpable during Terrence M. Sawyers Oct. 12 inauguration as the 25th leader of Baltimores Jesuit university. From the moment Sawyer appeared at the end of a long procession of robed faculty members and other dignitaries inside Reitz Arena, sustained applause from more than 1,800 standing guests washed over him as the beaming New Jersey native gently placed a hand over his heart in appreciation. More o

In today's BackTracks, Jameela tackled the best of her generation en route to becoming the first Maryland-bred millionaire.

Plaintiffs cannot escape an arbitrator’s adverse decision by having the circuit court case that prompted the arbitration dismissed, the court ruled.

Marijuana policy will be on the minds of Maryland voters while they are casting ballots this fall.

The Baltimore County Police Department will pay a $15,800 penalty after the federal Environmental Protection Agency discovered issues with its handling of lead waste from bullets at a Timonium shooting range, the federal agency announced Thursday.

Monsignor Joseph L. Luca, a priest for more than 50 years who had been the pastor of St. Louis Parish in Howard County, died of cancer Oct. 1 at St. Stephen’s Green in Timonium. He was 79.

I love how Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, described our present situation. He was very

The Fasig-Tipton Midlantic fall yearling sale is set to kick off Monday, and it has a distinctly Maryland flavor: more than 200 hips were bred in Maryland.

Randall Gatlin Brandon, a longtime racetrack veterinarian in the Mid-Atlantic region, died Aug. 15 in his hometown of Camden, S.C. He was 80.

We’ve got Delaware Park picks and horses to watch for this afternoon’s racing program.