New BMA exhibit showcases Baltimore's history through photography
The Baltimore Museum of Art's new exhibit takes you back in time and gives you a different lens on Baltimore City.
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The Baltimore Museum of Art's new exhibit takes you back in time and gives you a different lens on Baltimore City.
Jurors have been selected in the trial of a man charged in connection to the January 2022 fire on Stricker Street that killed three firefighters and injured another.
Mariana Izraelson is being recognized as a Hispanic leader driving big impacts for people in crisis in Howard County.
No charges will be filed against the Baltimore police officers who shot and killed a carjacking suspect after a high-speed back in July.
Annapolis is getting ready to host its sixth annual Pride Parade and Festival this Saturday, with a new theme for 2026.
Ocean City firefighters rescued three swimmers on Friday, and officials issued a swimming advisory due to dangerous ocean conditions.
Baltimore's Harborplace could be designated an endangered historic place, in the latest effort to stop the redevelopment of the waterfront space.
One of Maryland's new laws prohibits dynamic, real-time and surveillance data-driven grocery store pricing.
Body camera video shows Altoona police arresting Luigi Mangione, questioning him about a fake ID and recovering evidence later linked to the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Baltimore City Board of School Commissioner Mujahid Muhammad resigned after the FBI conducted an operation at his nonprofit Wednesday, The Banner reports.
New details emerged about this week's attack on a couple in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood that left 76-year-old Claudia Bismark dead.
A woman has pleaded guilty to stealing $70,000 and taking over the home of her 91-year-old godmother.
It will be feeling much more like fall should over the next several days.
Surveillance video obtained by WJZ shows the moments a man attacked a Fells Point couple in broad daylight Tuesday, robbed them, and ran away.
In an exclusive interview with CBS News Baltimore, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore was asked whether he would invite President Donald Trump to join him on a boat tour of the Francis Scott Key Bridge reconstruction site.