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For the second year in a row, there will be no Hampdenfest. Organizers on Friday announced the street festival known for toilet bowl races, live punk and indie rock, and an eclectic mix of vendors will not be back in 2021.
By now, every sports fan in our city knows who Mo Gaba was. But a new honor given to him by the Orioles is making sure his legacy stays in this city forever.
Baltimore City officials held an event at Gilmor Homes on Thursday to sign up residents in Housing Authority of Baltimore City units for free broadband internet and to distribute computers and devices for access.
After missing the start of training camp, Ravens' star QB Lamar Jackson has been sprung off the COVID-19 list and onto the field.
Maryland reported 890 new COVID-19 cases and four new deaths, according to state health department data released Friday morning.
Baltimore Police are investigating after two men were shot in Southwest Baltimore Thursday.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is bringing back an indoor mask mandate while Governor Larry Hogan said there is no need to require face coverings statewide.
The last days of summer break are approaching and with the count-down, the conversation is beginning on what school will look like in the fall.
Thursday marked the final day of Baltimore City Schools' Academic Recovery Program for middle and high school students.
Beginning Monday, masks will be back in Baltimore. A citywide mandate will require people -- both vaccinated and unvaccinated to mask up when inside.
The Baltimore Ravens may be starting the regular season with a Monday Night Football road matchup in Las Vegas but the team is inviting fans to M&T Bank Stadium to watch the Sept. 13 game on the big screen.
Baltimore police announced Thursday that they arrested and charged a 25-year-old man in the April 24 fatal shooting of Demetris Henry.
Broadway is back in Baltimore this November and the touring production of "Waitress" is set to take the stage at the Hippodrome Theatre.
A math professor at Baltimore City Community College was sentenced to one year of prison, probation and restitution after pleading guilty to a bribery scheme where he would solicit students for bribes in exchange for good grades in his course, Attorney General Brian Frosh announced on Thursday.
Mayor Brandon Scott along with Dr. Letitia Dzirasa will provide a COVID-19 update on Thursday afternoon.
Johns Hopkins University has brought back indoor masking mandates, effective Thursday, due to the rise in cases from the delta variant of COVID-19, the school announced on Wednesday.
A federal appeals court on Wednesday affirmed a Maryland beach town's right to ban women from topless sunbathing.
Maryland's health insurance marketplace, Maryland Health Connection, said financial help for health coverage is available for those who are uninsured.
Baltimore Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed in West Baltimore Wednesday evening.
Recently acquired Anthony Rizzo homered again, DJ LeMahieu drove in four runs and the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 10-3 on Wednesday night.
Some college-bound Baltimore City High School graduates were awarded some much-needed new technology today to get them ready for this fall.
Jason Nelson has racked up over 100 million digital streams as a gospel singer and is now releasing a new album.
Parking enforcement is set to get back to normal in Baltimore, the city Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.
