Fatal Fire Reported In Baltimore Late Friday
An investigation is underway into a fatal fire late Friday night.
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An investigation is underway into a fatal fire late Friday night.
Keith Davis Jr. has been charged with attempted first-degree murder in a 2020 prison stabbing incident, the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office has confirmed. The office has decided to seek prosecution.
"We can already see right now like a shortage on crab meat, it's pretty much doubled in price now": The Chesapeake Bay blue crab is down 30 percent this year according to an annual survey, and it's already impacting restaurants.
This Memorial Day Weekend will not only be the unofficial start of summer, but it could be the moment businesses start to build back after struggling through COVID-19 for 15 months.
A former Southwest Airlines pilot pleaded guilty Friday to a federal charge of committing a lewd, indecent, or obscene act during a flight last year.
A 58-year-old man was found dead in northwest Baltimore Friday morning.
Baltimore Police Department held a ceremony Thursday recognizing recent promotions in the department, including that of Colonel Sheree Briscoe to Deputy Commissioner.
Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger asked USPS' Office of Inspector General to conduct an audit of Baltimore-area post offices. His office said his constituents have gone weeks without critical mail like paychecks and medicine.
Baltimore officials will give an coronavirus update at 1:10 p.m.
A Baltimore City Public School was briefly placed on lockdown after reports of gunfire nearby Thursday afternoon.
Baltimore police are investigating two shootings overnight, including one along Light Street near the Inner Harbor.
Problems and delays with mail delivery and receipt across Baltimore City are nothing new. According to several people, they've waited weeks, if not months, with nothing new in their mailbox and with packages that have yet to reach their destination.
The Maryland vaccination lottery winner Wednesday is from Baltimore City.
Police are investigating after an infant died at a Baltimore home Wednesday morning.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is among the finest in the world. For the past 14 years, it has performed under the baton of Music Director Marin Alsop.
Groups rallied in Lawyers Mall protesting against a recent vaccine mandate for University System of Maryland students, faculty and staff on Wednesday.
Baltimore City Public Schools announced that failing students will not have to repeat a grade on Tuesday.
The Maryland Department of Health's "sound truck" rolled through five West Baltimore zip codes Wednesday with a message: Get vaccinated. Gov. Larry Hogan's goal is to get 70% of adults vaccinated with one shot by Memorial Day.
When a child's life is lost to violence, many mourn, including their schools and teachers who wanted to watch them grow. Baltimore City Schools hosted its annual Peace and Remembrance Day Wednesday to pay tribute and commit to peace.
Federal, state and local officials are joining forces in an attempt to stop gun crimes in Baltimore. This initiative, which is called "Project Exile," isn't a new one, but officials are saying what's different this time around is the money.
Baltimore City's Fire Department responded to a house fire in the 300 block of South Gilmor Street Wednesday evening.
Two Baltimore residents were arrested and charged Wednesday with attempted first-degree murder in connection with a shooting May 5, Baltimore Police said.
Police said a man was shot in the back early Wednesday morning after he reportedly fought back against two men trying to rob him at a Station North bus stop.
When Kimberly and Sierra had their DNA test and they hoped to find a clue to their past. Instead, they found a sister.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced $9,650,000 in funding to support the Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS) initiative.
