Scott Signs Bill Directing City Government To Reach Net-Zero Emissions By 2045
Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill into law Friday directing the city government to reach net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2045.
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Mayor Brandon Scott signed a bill into law Friday directing the city government to reach net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2045.
Two students were stabbed Thursday at Mergenthaler Vocational Technical High School, Baltimore City Public Schools confirmed.
The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program offers up to $2,000 in assistance, focusing on households whose water bills are 30 days or more past due.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is taking its show out of Meyerhoff Symphony Hall and bringing it directly to the community as part of "Symphony in the City."
A 36-year-old man is under arrest in connection with a homicide last year in West Baltimore, authorities said Friday.
Marylanders are advised not to swim or wade into the Back River or drink water from it. Anyone who accidentally comes into contact with the water should wash with soap and water as soon as possible, state officials said.
Baltimore by Baltimore, a new festival bringing local makers, food trucks, artists and musicians to the Inner Harbor Amphitheater, is set to launch next month, organizers announced Friday.
Investigators believe the teen walked into the trailer portion of the truck.
Saturday is the 16th annual St. Vincent De Paul Foundation's Empty Bowls, a major effort aimed at helping to bring an end to poverty.
At least 276 fraudulent driver's licenses were produced as part of the conspiracy, prosecutors said.
Orioles icon Cal Ripken, Jr., and Gov. Larry Hogan were among those on hand Friday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the new Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation's Youth Development Park in Hyattsville.
The National Aquarium on Friday pledged to curb its greenhouse gas emissions, reaching net-zero by 2035, as part of its larger plan to combat climate change.
The six-episode limited series tells the story of corruption and failures within the Baltimore Police Department, specifically the Gun Trace Task Force.
Expect the warm weather to continue into Monday with similar high temperatures.
The BSO said roughly 1,100 people attended Thursday's benefit and according to their early ticket pre-sales, they have generated upwards of $40,000 for the International Rescue Committee.
