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Mayor Pugh joined other elected leaders and members of the community Thursday night to pay their respects to the more than 300 lives lost to violence in Baltimore this year.
Baltimore police closed down their Central District police station after an employee inside the building reported feeling sick.
Baltimore City Council laid out a timeline for the nomination process of Dr. Joel Fitzgerald for Baltimore police commissioner Thursday.
Two people were shot within 45 minutes of each other in West Baltimore on Thursday.
Officers responded to a report of a shooting on Liberty Heights Avenue at around 12:48 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
The Marshalls store in the Mondawmin Mall is set to close in mid-January.
Greetings & Readings is closing next month after 49 years in business in Baltimore County.
A temporary pipe broke on Greenmount Ave. between 32nd and 33rd St. Water shot out about two stories in the air onto a store across the street.
A Baltimore couple had three good reasons to celebrate this holiday.
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Baltimore composer Phillip Glass was among those honored at the Kennedy Center earlier this month.
Police have released a photo of one of the "squeegee kids" arrested in a Christmas Eve assault.
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Baltimore police are searching for the person who fatally shot a 30-year-old man on Christmas Day.
Millions will be watching on TV, but the Ravens are asking that fans fill the stadium for the game versus the Browns Sunday.
Officials say heavy rains sent about 9.6 million gallons of a mix of stormwater and sewer water into Baltimore streams last week.
A teen was shot in the back Wednesday afternoon in Baltimore city.
There was a court hearing Wednesday for the woman accused of starting multiple car fires in Mount Vernon last week.
New York State Police say a 41-year-old Maryland man has died from a fall while rock climbing on the Shawangunk Ridge.
On the streets of Baltimore, it's tough to find confidence that a police shield and city-issued dark blue uniform promises integrity and competence.
Tickets for the potential Ravens playoff game are now on sale.
Thousands of Baltimoreans began their holiday inside churches around the city. Including Catholic mass At Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.
It may not be a religious day at the Jewish Community Centers in Baltimore, but it is a day to spread the holiday spirit.
Two "Squeegee Kids" were arrested on Christmas Eve after police say they sprayed Windex in a woman's face and threw rocks at her vehicle.
As people finalize their holiday shopping, others are taking part in other holiday traditions helping the less fortunate or getting closer with their families.
