Paralyzed Baltimore man's death ruled homicide after '99 shooting
The victim died in September and after an autopsy, doctors said Monday he had died due to complications of being shot 23 years ago.
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The victim died in September and after an autopsy, doctors said Monday he had died due to complications of being shot 23 years ago.
Security guard was arrested for shooting a man at a Royal Farms in South Baltimore on Sunday.
A fight involving players, students and fans marred one of Baltimore City's biggest high school football rivalries.
For 60 years, Bessie Andrew has been serving up sweet treats and a little joy at Mount St. Mary's University.
A breast cancer survivor's artistic talent is helping to save lives.
Launched in 2016 to serve the city's elementary and middle school students, Vision for Baltimore is now expanding from around 45 schools each year to 62 schools annually.
Air Force veteran Minta Davis has logged more than 900 volunteer hours for the Department of Veteran Affairs since 2015.
The Office of Inspector General investigated a June complaint alleging the a Department of Public Works vendor did not get paid for water treatment process the led to unsafe water in Baltimore City.
The Baltimore Museum of Art is hosting a workshop for teachers on Saturday, according to museum staff.
Baltimore is prepared to open its largest city-owned recreation center in the Cherry Hill community.
This will be our last total lunar eclipse until March 14, 2025.
Republican Jessica Haire is looking to unseat incumbent Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman.
A federal judge has granted a continuance in the case against an Army physician and her anesthesiologist wife who have been indicted for conspiring to give Russia medical information to help its invasion of Ukraine,
The Inner Harbor Ice Rink will return this year starting Nov. 11 and remain open until Jan. 16, 2023.
Downtown Baltimore landmarks will join more than 800 other buildings across the world to raise awareness of Alzheimer's Disease.
