David Nitkin

Clark Wight, president of The St. Paul’s Schools in Baltimore, works with young students. Photo credit: The St. Paul's Schools. Teaching is, famously, a

This does not feel like an exciting national celebration even though we are celebrating the same thing as in 1976 – powerful words on parchment asserting that if government fails to ensure life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, the people must rise up and form the government they want.

From a wide-open race in the 5th Congressional District to generational challenges in some state legislative seats, there’s plenty to watch in this election cycle.

Gov. Moore singled out by White House exclusion; Ellicott City man fatally stabs estranged wife; Rowhouse fire in Penn North; and more.

The Maryland General Assembly Commission discussed whether state lawmakers should be considered full-time employees

The cost of holiday lights amid rising energy bills; Confederate groups in Christmas parade spark backlash; Towson Greene Turtle closes

Mia Smothers, Mercy High School freshman, was one of five students selected to pose a question to Pope Leo during the National Catholic Youth Conference.

A dredging project is removing 15,000 cubic yards of sediment from Columbia's downtown lake. What mysteries could be below the surface?

At the urging of a loving mother, Cory McCray was accepted into an electricians' training program and his life was turned around.

A student documentary about Pete's Grille reveals small moments like a nod across the counter or a customer not needing to order because the staff knows what they wanted.