Free Fall Baltimore To Show Case Arts & Culture For Residents, Visitors
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts has kicked off the start of Free Fall Baltimore.
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The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts has kicked off the start of Free Fall Baltimore.
While cruise ships have remained off the seas for more than six months due to the coronavirus pandemic, cargo volume at the Port of Baltimore is rebounding, the Maryland Port Administration said Thursday.
The Ravens signed Humphrey to a five-year extension, keeping the All-Pro under contract through the 2026 season.
A report from Baltimore's inspector general did not find evidence that a city employee removed multiple pieces of Black Lives Matter artwork from Patterson Park due to racial motivations.
Two men are in custody for a shooting that left two others injured in early September in Baltimore, police said Thursday.
Police are investigating an overnight shooting in southeast Baltimore Thursday.
Police are investigating after a 14-year-old boy was shot in the back in south Baltimore on Wednesday night.
The president of the Carroll County teachers union says educators remain concerned about their safety—with many scheduled to return to the classroom Monday and some students coming back for in-person instruction two weeks later.
The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration has walked back plans to cut MARC train and bus service following backlash from residents and local leaders.
Nike is giving Ravens fans another way to show off their purple pride!
A 56-year-old Baltimore man pleaded guilty Tuesday to the federal charges of armed bank robbery and brandishing of a firearm during a crime of violence.
Teachers and parents protested outside Baltimore City Schools headquarters Wednesday, demanding no in-person learning for the 2020 school year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A 43-year-old Baltimore man pleaded guilty Thursday to two counts of distribution of controlled substances, specifically fentanyl analogues and heroin.
After Gov. Larry Hogan relaxed restrictions on live entertainment venues earlier this month, now some concert venues are hosting shows for the first time in months.
When the Preakness happens Saturday at Pimlico, 250 people will be allowed at the facility, but racing officials say it won't be spectators, despite what Baltimore City's mayor said Wednesday.
Harbaugh said he and the team are trying their best, wearing masks on the practice field, in meetings and on the sidelines.
Mango is a lovely 3-year-old cat looking for her fur-ever home! She's still learning how to love and you may need to work with her, but after some time she will warm up to her new family. You can find Mango at the MDSPCA.
A baby abducted in northeast Baltimore Wednesday morning has been found safe, police say.
Baltimore mayor Jack Young and other officials addressed city residents at 10 a.m. on the latest related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Baltimore restaurants capitalizing on outdoor seating during the coronavirus pandemic are facing cold weather, but the city said it is working on heating solutions to keep them in business.
Baltimore city health officials are discouraging families from participating in traditional trick-or-treating or hosting Halloween parties.
City Schools said an employee has exhibited COVID like symptoms, so they closed the meal sites as a precaution.
A man was shot in the bicep overnight in West Baltimore.
Seven suspected drug dealers were indicted and a large amount of fentanyl was seized after a drug sting in Baltimore.
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott fired back at President Donald Trump who said Tuesday during the Presidential Debate that Democratic-run cities don't "want law and order."
