Coronavirus Closings: Grand Central Nightclub Closes Doors Due To 'Overwhelming Challenges' Due To Pandemic
A Baltimore nightclub is closing its doors after 30 years due to challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic.
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A Baltimore nightclub is closing its doors after 30 years due to challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic.
A 51-year-old woman was shot in the arm late Wednesday in Baltimore.
An audit of the U.S. Postal Service found 68,000 pieces of political mail sat unprocessed for five days at a Baltimore postal facility in May before the June 2 primary.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is expected to announce a COVID-19 update, just a day after Gov. Larry Hogan announced Maryland can move into Stage Three of reopening in the state.
Fans will have to watch Preakness 145 instead on their televisions, instead of the live event in person.
Baltimoreans who rely on public transportation to get around decried proposed cuts to bus and MARC service as community leaders said budget shortfalls due to the coronavirus shouldn't be balanced "on the backs of the most vulnerable."
BARCS Animal Shelter recently got a surprise; a dozen reptiles and two ducks through its partnership with Baltimore City Animal Control.
On Tuesday night, buildings and venues across the country lit up in red to raise awareness about the devastation COVID-19 has brought to the live event industry.
With the school year kicking off virtually for Baltimore City Public Schools, it's been a challenge for some parents to get their hands on Chromebook computers their kids need for class.
Police in Baltimore are asking for the public's help in locating a missing, vulnerable adult.
Stage 3 means theaters and outdoor entertainment can reopen where allowed in the state at half capacity along with increased capacity at stores and churches.
There are still a couple days left of summer, and most of us are trying to savor the sunshine and warm temperatures while we can.
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, why not head outside and enjoy a good meal.
Two people and a firefighter were injured during a house fire in west Baltimore on Tuesday night.
The fate of the Christopher Columbus statue that once stood in Baltimore's Little Italy is still up in the air.
It's Hunger Action Month, and right now, more people than ever before are depending on organizations like the Maryland Food Bank.
Almost four months ago, Marcy Myles-Clark picked up her husband from Johns Hopkins Hospital.
After a gas explosion claimed two lives and damaged dozens of houses in a Northwest Baltimore neighborhood, help has been steadily coming to those affected.
Police are investigating after a man was injured in a shooting earlier Wednesday afternoon in north Baltimore.
While there are concerns that trash could pile up in some areas due to increased tourism without enough hands to clean it up, city leaders said they're confident the division will eventually get back up to speed.
The Baltimore Orioles announced Wednesday the team will celebrate the 25th anniversary of Cal Ripken Jr.'s record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game Sunday against the New York Yankees.
A 21-year-old Baltimore man has been arrested in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man in the city in early August, city police said Wednesday.
Starting September 28, Baltimore City Public Schools and Baltimore City Recreation & Parks will partner to give more than 1,000 students in-person access to their virtual learning lessons at 15 locations both in schools and city rec centers.
Who will join Mr. Trash Wheel, Captain Trash Wheel and Professor Trash Wheel in cleaning Baltimore's waterways this fall? The public gets to decide.
A warrant initiative targeting suspects wanted for various crimes in Baltimore led to the arrest of 79 people and allowed authorities to serve 127 open warrants.
