National Aquarium To Replace All 684 Glass Panes Of Iconic Pyramid
The $8 million project includes a $7 million investment from the state of Maryland
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The $8 million project includes a $7 million investment from the state of Maryland
The man accused of the armed carjacking is being held at the Baltimore County Detention Center without bond.
Over the span of five days competing basketball teams will play 22 games at the Royal Farms Arena as part of the 2022 CIAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament.
The first African-American pilot to serve in the Maryland Air National Guard says he misses the feeling of flying.
Maryland advocates and lawmakers celebrated Gov. Larry Hogan's decision to reverse $140 million in cuts to education funding, including $125.5 million in grants for Baltimore City and Prince George's County.
Officers responded Sunday to Skyline Liquor and Wine on Joppa Road, where they say they found the business' front door shattered and the suspect nearby.
The weather in the Baltimore area was damp and mild today—but expect to see something different on Wednesday.
Gov. Larry Hogan has submitted a $480 million supplemental budget to the General Assembly aimed and providing economic support to Maryland's first responders, renters, homeowners, and economic development in rural Maryland.
Baltimore will use $90.4 million in federal funding to continue some of its COVID-19 measures as a long-term response to homelessness, including the purchase and renovation of two hotels to provide emergency housing, Mayor Brandon Scott said Tuesday.
Legendary comedian Chris Rock is hitting the road for the first time in five years, and he'll be bringing the Ego Death World Tour 2022 to the Lyric this spring.
Three men were wounded in a trio of shootings that unfolded across Baltimore from late Monday night into early Tuesday morning.
Damontae Lindsay arrived at the Dominic "Mimi" DiPietro Family Skating Center Sunday morning holding a hockey stick in one hand and rolling a portable subwoofer speaker in the other.
Marylanders will start to see significant changes with mask policies across the state this week.
In 2014, Maryland legalized medical cannabis. Desperate to help her son, Michelle began researching its benefits, ultimately discovering the particular plants that contain chemicals that help Ian.
Addressing the root causes of trauma in Baltimore's Black and brown communities. It's done each and every day thanks to several community organizations and is now the focus of a week-long training.
Police did arrest six juveniles with charges ranging from assault to disorderly conduct. Those involved were between the ages of 12 and 17.
As part of the experience, the Downtown Partnership created the Black-Owned Restaurant Tour, offering visitors and fans a chance to support local black chefs and restauranteurs.
Homicide detectives are investigating a deadly double shooting in the South Baltimore neighborhood of Brooklyn Homes, according to authorities.
With upwards of 250 members, Black Girls Vote is working to educate and register voters.
State's Attorney's Office officials say the program can change a student's perspective of the criminal justice system and nurture their interest in it.
Mother Nature has paved the way for a mild Presidents Day.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday will launch a series of free shows outside the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, starting with a concert at the New Shiloh Baptist Church celebrating Black composers.
A 20-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a Feb. 12 fatal shooting near Forest Park, the Baltimore Police Department said Monday.
The roller coaster of weather temperatures will continue in Maryland this week.
As tensions mount on the Ukraine-Russia Border, Ukrainian-Americans in Baltimore are left worrying about loved ones and family members.
