Baltimore City Schools Delay Expanded In-Person Learning To March
Baltimore City Schools will not expand its optional in-person learning until the first two weeks of March 2021.
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Baltimore City Schools will not expand its optional in-person learning until the first two weeks of March 2021.
In-person undergraduate classes at Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus are being suspended Wednesday and Thursday after the university said it detected a "cluster" of COVID-19 cases.
The company will renovate the sign with structural repairs and brand new letters that they say will "mimic the look of neon."
A group of seventh-graders from the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women are semi-finalists in a national science competition.
The Maryland Department of Health announced Wednesday that a COVID-19 mass vaccination site will open at the Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital on Friday.
Baltimore City employees are taking their paycheck problems right to City Hall. Some of them haven't received a proper paycheck in over a month.
A recent announcement by The Hippodrome about future Broadway performances isn't just good news for theatre fans, it's good for the city as a whole.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday the launch of his "100 Days of Action Tracker," an online tracking page for all of the priorities the mayor has said he will focus on his first 100 days in office.
A new program hopes to attract more Black-owned businesses to Baltimore's downtown.
Facebook is trying to help struggling entrepreneurs be more successful with their efforts.
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates on Wednesday unanimously approved ending the city's agreement with the company undertaking the controversial aerial surveillance program.
No one is injured after a hazardous chemical caught fire at a building in South Baltimore earlier Wednesday afternoon.
The MTA mobility van driver who was shot and killed last week while on the job has been identified.
British-based beer and spirits maker Diageo is giving a combined $10 million to 25 historically Black colleges and universities across the United States, continuing an upswell of giving to the institutions following last summer's racial justice protests.
Famous Baltimore cake master Duff Goldman and his wife Johnna welcomed a daughter on Sunday, the couple posted on Instagram.
United States Attorney Robert Hur will resign his position as the chief federal law enforcement officer for the District of Maryland.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday $3.9 million in grant funds to help restaurants and taverns in the city struggling with COVID-related expenses.
A 19-year-old woman is in the hospital after she was shot in the foot in South Baltimore earlier Wednesday morning.
In Baltimore City, people had to be turned away from their first-dose appointments at the BCCC COVID-19 vaccination site on Tuesday because they were made using a link that was only for people making second-dose appointments.
Baltimore is receiving national attention, but it's not the kind of attention the city wants. Charm City has been ranked No. 2 in the nation, again, for bed bugs!
Comcast is making changes to its internet services to help families relying on it during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A man servicing an ATM in west Baltimore this weekend was shot and killed outside a convenience store.
In much of the state, residents continued to clean up on Tuesday from the snow and ice that fell beginning Sunday.
A juvenile green sea turtle who was left stranded on a barrier island after a boat strike in 2018 is getting some rehab at the National Aquarium.
Maryland reports under 1,000 new daily cases for the first time in recent weeks, with 905 new cases reported Tuesday morning.
