AFRAM Baltimore 2025 performance lineup and set times
The AFRAM Festival in Baltimore is a celebration of African American culture, a music experience and a foodie paradise.
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The AFRAM Festival in Baltimore is a celebration of African American culture, a music experience and a foodie paradise.
The proposal for a controversial plastic recycling plant in Howard County's River Hill neighborhood is moving forward, despite community frustrations.
Multiple temperature records may be broken across Maryland next week.
Stormy weather knocked down trees, power lines, and took out power for tens of thousands of Marylanders on Thursday
Bilal "BJ" Abdullah Jr., who was shot and killed by Baltimore police on Tuesday, June 17, was a popular arabber, who sold produce on a horse-drawn cart in the city, according to community members.
Baltimore's Reginald F. Lewis Museum celebrated its 20th anniversary and Juneteenth as part of this year's Day of Jubilee celebration.
Maryland chose nearly 400 communities to be prioritized for state funding in an effort to address what the governor's office calls "discriminatory policies," which include redlining and mass incarceration.
Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland, College Park are fighting to protect millions of dollars in federal research funding, according to a lawsuit.
Isolated showers and storms remain possible through mid-evening.
Maryland Public Defender Natasha Dartigue on Wednesday discussed with Baltimore residents ways to keep decreasing violent crime in the city.
More severe storms are expected across Maryland followed by extreme heat.
A Baltimore man was sentenced to probation and community service for illegally flying a drone over a stadium during a Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers game.
Newly-released police body camera footage shows when a man was shot and killed after officers responded to a mental health crisis on May 18 in Baltimore County.
Baltimore County gym teacher Jordan Adams is facing charges for allegedly inappropriately touching students, according to police.
Residents on Baltimore's Pascal Avenue are frustrated that trees, brush, and shrubs are taking over part of their neighborhood.
