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A newly announced championship series includes the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes—but not the Preakness, whose 2027 date remains unannounced.

The Dali’s owner and manager alleged a switchboard defect contributed to the ship’s loss of power, but a federal judge has dismissed their case against the shipbuilder.

The proposal would clarify which state constitutional standards apply to congressional maps and could reach voters in November.

Baltimore’s fifth Met Gala will connect regional designers, models, artists and chefs through a theme inspired by Diana Ross and Mahogany.

Baltimore reportedly sends three-time All-Star Adley Rutschman to division-rival Boston as the Orioles make a dramatic trade-deadline pivot.

The state says affected incoming Howard students can receive hands-on admissions help, financial-aid guidance and relief for lost deposits if they enroll at a participating Maryland institution.

Financial pressure is forcing one of Baltimore’s leading arts-advocacy organizations to begin an orderly shutdown after 25 years.

A new $20 million funding round will raise the West North Avenue Development Authority’s neighborhood investment total to $50 million.

Demand for Rod Wave’s fall arena tour has produced nine additional dates as the singer and rapper prepares for an October stop in Washington.

Baltimore’s debate over dirt-bike culture is moving from the streets to City Hall. Young riders and community advocates marched from Baltimore City Hall to police headquarters Wednesday, asking Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Richard Worley to meet with them about the city’s enforcement strategy. The participants said they recognize the need for public-safety rules but want Baltimore to develop designated spaces where riders can operate legally. They argue that en