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Site work on the South Baltimore townhouse project by developer Mark Sapperstein is due to kick off this fall.

This years 121st playing of the Army-Navy football game is moving from Philadelphia to West Point, New York, delivering the latest setback to the regions tourism industry as it tries to rebound from Covid-19. The storied matchup set for Dec. 12 will relocate due to Pennsylvanias attendance limits on outdoor events that do not allow the entire Brigade of Midshipmen and Corps of Cadets to attend, officials at both schools said Friday. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolfs current restrictions allow between

The deal highlights the states hot industrial market and especially the demand for refrigerated warehouse space along the Interstate 95 corridor.

There is a legend about the 16th-century Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel of Prague, who had a dream in which a Christian child was murdered by a nefarious sorcerer named Thaddeus, tossed into a sack and snuck into a house in the citys Jewish ghetto. Loew took this matter into his own hands, by creating The post The monsters of Jewish lore appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

Sudan will become the third Arab country in the past two months to normalize ties with Israel, continuing the trend of Arab states willingness to advance ties with the Jewish state even without a peace agreement with the Palestinians. President Donald Trump announced the agreement on Friday. According to a joint statement released by Israel, The post Sudan will normalize ties with Israel, Trump announces appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

By Caroline Glick JNS Almost all the polls say that U.S. President Donald Trump is heading toward defeat next month at the hands of his Democrat challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden. But Robert Cahaly, who heads the Trafalgar Group polling firm, disagrees. Cahaly was the only major pollster that accurately called the 2016 The post Voices American Jewrys faithful hour appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

The Tampa Bay Rays pulled off a stunning rally in the bottom of the ninth inning when Brett Phillips two-out single and a pair of Dodgers misplays resulted in two runs that beat Los Angeles, 8-7, and tied the World Series at two games each.

Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias and director of pitching Chris Holt are involved in a potential case of pension fraud, according to a report from the New York Daily News.

Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott, the Democratic nominee for mayor, has nearly $240,000 left to spend in the final days of the general election.

The Rays defeated the Dodgers 8-7 in a wild back-and-forth and comeback to tie the series at 2-2.

The system is expected to become a tropical storm on Sunday.

From adjustments for Halloween to key dates in politics, here are the stories to watch for this week.

Police say theyre searching fora prisoner who escaped from the Baltimore County Detention Center in Towson earlier Saturday evening.

Police in Anne Arundel county released information Saturday after an arrest made on October 19 went viral on social media.

A four-part series documenting the success and controversy surrounding Baltimores St. Frances Academy football program is set to launch in November.