Water main break prompts emergency road closures in Northeast Baltimore
The Baltimore City Department of Transportation are advising motorists to avoid the 3000-3200 blocks of Belair Road, due to emergency road closures.
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The Baltimore City Department of Transportation are advising motorists to avoid the 3000-3200 blocks of Belair Road, due to emergency road closures.
The family and friends of a Baltimore woman who was reported missing two weeks ago—and has still not been found—are growing increasingly concerned.
After graduating from Milford Mill Academy, Spc. Tyrell Boyd didn't really know what to do with his life. But he knew two things.
A brawl among rivals ended both teams football season Friday night.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus, also known as RSV, is putting a strain on healthcare workers.
Jimmy's Famous Seafood and some of All Elite Wrestling's biggest stars teamed up to host a crab feast for wrestling fans and to raise money for a good cause on Tuesday.
Hunters killed 103 black bears during Maryland's 19th annual black bear hunt, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
President Joe Biden will make one final push in support of Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore.
Election judges are needed in Baltimore City.
Washington, D.C. police on Wednesday announced that a 17-year-old male had been arrested in relation to the August shooting of Washington Commanders rookie running back Brian Robinson Jr.
Plan to celebrate Veterans Day 2022 around the holiday deals offered in the Baltimore area.
Johns Hopkins University officials are warning staff and students about safety after an uptick of crimes recently on campus.
The Commanders are worth an estimated $5.6 billion, according to Forbes. That ranks sixth among the league's 32 teams.
The National Aquarium in the Inner Harbor welcomed in a 42-year-old Kemp's ridley sea turtle from SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.
Baltimore City announced a new partnership with LifeBridge Health's Center for Hope to help implement recommendations made through the City's Child Fatality Review Report.
