• Family Hardware Store Destroyed In 3-Alarmed Fire In Joppa

  Mike Schuh reports, federal investigators have been called in. The smoke is seen for miles. The three alarms close both lanes of Route 40. Their focus: the three main buildings of Anderson True Value Hardware, a family business that’s been here since the 1930s. Wednesday, the fire is out. The business cordoned off. Police crime tape rings the ...

• Hammel starts opener vs. Jays after dealing with illness

  Will the real R.A. Dickey please stand up? The reigning National League Cy Young Award winner is 6-8 with a 4.90 ERA in his first season with the Blue Jays. Over his last four outings, the knuckleballer has alternated wins and losses. At times this season, he has appeared invincible on the mound. Other times, he has wanted to be invisible. "At the end of the year, you take out your four ...

• Dan Rodricks If Harbor Points so hot why is city help needed

  The mayor of Baltimore does not want to be on the wrong side of history this time, so she fully supports $107 million in tax increment financing to aid the development of Harbor Point, that big slab of old, chromium-saturated land adjacent ...

• Baltimore police cruiser crash sends officer three others to hospitals

  A Baltimore police officer responding to an emergency call was involved in a rush hour accident on North Avenue that sent three people and the officer to local hospitals. The officer was driving through the intersection of North Avenue and North Charles Street at about 5 p.m. and collided with a civilian vehicle, sending it spinning up onto a sidewalk. Two pedestrians were also hit and required ...

• Amateur Arsonist Using Molotov Cocktails Has Baltimore Community On Edge

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