Sesame Place, facing lawsuits alleging discrimination, announces new diversity training
In July, a Baltimore family filed a $25 million lawsuit against the park after multiple allegations of racism surfaced.
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In July, a Baltimore family filed a $25 million lawsuit against the park after multiple allegations of racism surfaced.
Johnson & Johnson recently told lawmakers that 135 million doses failed inspection and were deemed "unusable."
Our Thursday is shaping up to be cool and dry, a nice change from the heat and storms we've had.
The Baltimore County Police Department said just before 12:30 p.m. that 15-year-old Makiyah Green has been located.
Homicide detectives are looking into the death of a man found Thursday morning in Baltimore, authorities said.
Two months after a 37-year-old man was shot and killed in southwest Baltimore, police have made an arrest in his murder, authorities said Thursday.
Showers will linger across the Baltimore area through the night, but the overall intensity and coverage will decrease as it progresses.
Greater transparency is needed before Maryland settles on any eligibility requirements regarding who can serve on local police accountability boards, advocates for police reform in Maryland said Wednesday.
For the mother of 15-year-old NyKayla Strawder, the grief is unbearable.
For many of us, the thought of playing baseball at iconic Oriole Park at Camden Yards would be a dream come true. That dream became reality Wednesday for several dozen local children.
A Baltimore woman and her grandson were found Tuesday morning, five days after they were reported missing in the wake of severe weather.
One person was hospitalized Wednesday after a box truck crashed into home in Cecil County, authorities said.
The "Cleaner, Greener, Beautiful-Baltimore" campaign is a community engagement program the agency would launch in September.
Andrew Coy, a nonprofit executive and former city schools teacher, has been appointed to the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday.
The proposal would reunite 18 neighborhoods previously divided by district lines, officials said.
