Jean Marbella

The blaze was just the latest blow to Lakeside Homes, a tired, 47-year-old complex beset both by problems in its 303 apartments but also by its owner's multiple legal and financial woes.

The fire at Lakeside Homes at Holiday Heights in Lansdowne on Oct. 6 was caused by unattended cooking, Baltimore County police and fire officials said Tuesday.

Having missed its most recent deadline and fallen short on eight of 10 main provisions of an agreement to overhaul its health care system, the Baltimore City Booking and Intake Center received another two years from a federal judge on Friday.

Since fire, troubled Lansdowne apartments have made progress on long needed repairs, HUD says

One boy was 8 when he and his siblings entered foster care. While they were ultimately adopted, he cycled for more than six years through psychiatric hospitals, foster and group homes and finally a hotel, where, “with no relatives willing to care for him … he [expected to] age out of foster care,” according to a court report.

Food prices “hit where it hurts, and that’s your pocketbook,” said Amna Kirmani, a professor at the Robert H. Smith Business School at the University of Maryland College Park.

Trump talk of reducing or relocating federal workers hits home in Maryland. The state ranks fourth in the country for the most federal jobs.

Maryland is the lone state to ban flamethrowers, leading to charges against a man accused of writing Trump's name in fire

BALTIMORE — The person arrested in connection to Wednesday’s fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City is a Maryland native and former graduate of the Gilman

Luigi Mangione arrest in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing shakes Baltimore's close-knit private school community.