USS Carter Hall heads to Inner Harbor to participate in Maryland's Fleet Week
One of the Naval Ships that will be front and center throughout Fleet Week is the USS Carter Hall, an amphibious warship making its way up the Chesapeake Bay.
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One of the Naval Ships that will be front and center throughout Fleet Week is the USS Carter Hall, an amphibious warship making its way up the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover is in full swing across Baltimore City's waterfront.
The former president's portrait was painted by Robert McCurdy, who received his BFA in general fine arts from MICA in 1974.
"Kickoff, I will not be talking about a contract," Jackson said. "I'm thinking straight Jets around kickoff time."
African Diaspora Maritime is bringing the first-ever predominantly African American sailing to the city with the hopes of winning the America's Cup and inspiring young people around the world along the way.
Baltimore's spending board approved a $575,000 settlement with a man who claims he was stopped by three members of the corrupt Gun Trace Task Force in 2015 and had a gun planted on him.
We were granted access to the security and counter-terrorism command center for this event, which is located in the Navy Reserve Baltimore Center.
The man, who remains unidentified, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The department says the killing is the oldest cold case that it has ever solved.
Coach Robert Saleh announced the decision Wednesday, adding Wilson likely will be out until Week 4 at Pittsburgh "at the earliest."
From summer classes and tutoring, to athletic training, and even excursions, the Next One Up team has done a lot with, at times, not so much.
The Baltimore Orioles will mark the 45th anniversary of Brooks Robinson's retirement from baseball with "Thanks, Brooks Day" on Sept. 24.
The DPW-run locations open at 9 a.m., and each household is limited to three gallons of water.
The two right lanes of NB I-95 are blocked between MD-216 and MD-32, WJZ traffic reported Kristy Breslin said.
Hundreds of people picked up clean, bottled drinking water as a boil order remains in effect for much of West Baltimore. Tests over the weekend showed a possible E. coli contamination, which can cause severe digestive issues.
