Mayor Scott Backs Union Vote For Walters Art Museum Workers
Mayor Brandon Scott on Tuesday called on the Walters Art Museum to allow its employees to vote on unionizing, saying union membership helped his family join the Black middle class.
Watch CBS News
Mayor Brandon Scott on Tuesday called on the Walters Art Museum to allow its employees to vote on unionizing, saying union membership helped his family join the Black middle class.
A Prince George's County middle school student has been taken into custody after they allegedly brought a gun to Isaac J. Gourdine Middle School in Fort Washington, police said.
To work through the backlog, IRS employees have logged 500,000 hours of overtime so far this year.
Chappelle announced the decision at a dedication ceremony for the venue.
Ahead of Baltimore Center Stage's 60th anniversary season, Marty Bass takes a behind-the-scenes look at stage and costume design.
Summer is here, but instead of sunshine, we're tracking storms. A look at how a cold front could trigger damaging winds, large hail and flooding.
The driver of the vehicle that hit the teen in the 300 block of Light Street fled the scene, police said.
An investigation is underway after a 17-year-old suffering from a gunshot wound walked into a hospital for treatment, the Baltimore Police Department said.
The co-owner of a restaurant in Little Italy was found murdered along Lakeside Avenue in Northeast Baltimore on Father's Day.
Another bloody weekend across Baltimore left at least 16 people shot from Friday through Sunday. Five of those gunshot victims died from their injuries.
Firefighters are battling a blaze in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood, according to the local firefighter's union.
Peabody Heights Brewery will be donating a portion of every beer sold on Thursday to the victims of a fire that injured three people in Baltimore's Abell neighborhood last week.
COVID-19 vaccines for young children are on the way to Maryland days after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention decided the shots should be made available to children under the age of five.
Baltimore is experiencing three of the finest, most pleasant days anyone could ask for.
The Baltimore City Board of Elections confirmed Monday that 150 residents were assigned to the wrong district this year, and dozens of them were given incorrect ballots.
