Baltimore Museum Of Art Welcomes Back Small Groups Of Visitors After Closure Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
The Baltimore Museum of Art took a step toward reopening Saturday as they started welcoming back small groups of visitors.
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The Baltimore Museum of Art took a step toward reopening Saturday as they started welcoming back small groups of visitors.
Baltimore City Schools has a new tool for parents as the district works toward resuming in-person learning.
For the first time, the Baltimore City Convention Center opened for vaccinations. The line for the new mass vaccination site there started forming in advance of the first appointments at 2 p.m. Friday.
As COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations in Baltimore appear to be trending in the right direction, there are concerns from City leaders about people hosting Super Bowl parties.
A U.S. Marshal seriously injured Thursday morning while trying to arrest a grocery store security guard wanted in a shooting last weekend continues to recover, officials said.
To celebrate Black History Month, Under Armour is calling on one of its own to shine a light on the youth of Maryland.
Officials announced Friday that the Baltimore City Snow Team will begin the pretreatment of roads in preparation for the potential snowfall Saturday night into Sunday.
Spring semester began Tuesday at Johns Hopkins University, and undergrads were almost immediately informed in-person classes were suspended after the University said it detected a "cluster" of COVID-19 cases.
Baltimore officials on Friday announced the launch of a new COVID-19 vaccine dashboard that shows detailed data about how many vaccines have been administered and who has gotten them.
Two men were injured in separate shootings in Baltimore Friday morning, city police said.
Police are searching for a suspect in a rape in east Baltimore earlier this week.
Patterson Park is one of 20 parks being considered as part of USA Today's "10Best List."
A U.S. Marshal is receiving critical care after he was shot while serving an arrest warrant in west Baltimore on Thursday.
Family and friends gathered for a vigil Thursday to remember the life of Frankye Duckett, an MTA mobility van driver who was shot and killed last week while on the job.
A little cup of tea made a big difference for Quentin Vennie's son, Jayden, who for years struggled in school.
It's an age-old debate: Is Joe Flacco an elite quarterback?
The Washington Capitals are working on a video that they will air during the season to honor healthcare workers for all they have done during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Flower Mart at Mount Vernon Place will be mostly virtual this year.
The Guinness Open Gate Brewery has created a new beer to celebrate Black History Month.
The Baltimore Police Department released video Thursday of a suspect they're trying to identify in a Christmas morning shooting that left an 18-year-old man dead.
Comcast is pushing back its plans to charge customers who exceed data caps days after officials in Baltimore and elsewhere raised concerns the cable giant's move amounted to price gouging amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thor is a strong, energetic dog now up for adoption at the Maryland SPCA. In fact, the agency says he has the energy to "summon the Bifrost."
Johnson & Johnson asked U.S. regulators Thursday to clear the world's first single-dose COVID-19 vaccine, an easier-to-use option that could boost scarce supplies.
A Baltimore man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting two women in west Baltimore in December 2020.
Baltimore City Schools will not expand its optional in-person learning until the first two weeks of March 2021.
