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Print BRIAN WITTE, Associated Press FILE: Police tape blocks access from a street leading to the building complex where The Capital Gazette is located on June 29, 2018. Credit: MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images Three years after the deadliest attack on a newsroom in U.S. history, residents who were shaken by the assault on their local newspaper that killed five people are hopeful that an end to the gunman's dragging court case is finally near. Opening statements in the second phase of a trial...

Three years after the deadliest attack on a newsroom in U.S. history, residents in Maryland's state capital who were shaken by the assault on their local newspaper are hopeful the community will soon have resolution to a dragging legal case

Tres años después del ataque más mortífero en una redacción en la historia de Estados Unidos, los residentes que se conmocionaron con el ataque a su periódico local en que murieron cinco personas esperan que finalmente se acerque el final del juicio lento del agresor

Executive recommending deferring $100M for trail tunnel, Metro entrance By Dan Schere | March 7, 2021 File photo This story was updated at 3:55 p.m. on March 7, 2021, to include comments from County Executive Marc Elrich County Executive Marc Elrich’s request to have the light-rail Purple Line single-tracked in a downtown Bethesda tunnel is drawing criticism from some County Council members. Elrich has asked state transportation officials to consider using one track instead of two through the tunnel into the Bethesda station. The change would save the county the $54 million of constructi...

Jacqueline “Jacqui” Lampell, who served Baltimore City government and Maryland agencies during a long career in public and media relations, died Monday.