Mail-In Ballot Request Forms Arriving To Maryland Voters
Neighborhood polling places will return this year and eight days are scheduled for in-person early voting.
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Neighborhood polling places will return this year and eight days are scheduled for in-person early voting.
A civil rights advocacy group is voicing concerns after a wave of bomb threats targeted more than 20 historically Black colleges and universities across the country.
Mayor Brandon Scott and city officials on Tuesday launched the Water4All billing program, an initiative years in the making that ties the cost of water and wastewater service to income for some residents.
Snow, freezing rain, ice, salt—it's a perfect recipe for potholes.
Baltimore Police have released a sketch in hopes someone can help them identify a woman found dead last month.
Federal investigators on Tuesday released surveillance footage of two suspects sought in the murder of a Baltimore delivery driver.
Interior Define, a retail store offering modern furniture with customizable design elements, will open a location at Harbor East in the spring.
When a tree falls in Baltimore, where does it go? The short answer is Camp Small.
Police in Baltimore are investigating the death of a woman who died last week after she was pushed down a flight of stairs.
A 17-year-old boy was shot early Tuesday morning in southwest Baltimore, authorities said.
Portions of the Jones Falls Expressway will be closed over at least the the next two weeks as crews install speed cameras and signage along the highway, the Baltimore City Department of Transportation said Monday.
"We have so many vacants that we could turn into affordable housing," said Odette Ramos, the councilwoman for the 14th district.
The day before the warrant was served, Tuesday, January 25th, is when police said Kargbo shot and killed Blue.
If Rushern Baker is elected Maryland's next governor, he would veto a bill imposing any curfew on "The Block," the Democratic gubernatorial candidate said Monday.
The fundraiser was in partnership with Signal 13, a nonprofit that aims to provide financial assistance for Baltimore Police Department employees in need.
As part of Ceasefire Week - a city-wide call for no murders - students at the school are using music, song and art to come together to advocate for peaceful change.
A 48-year-old man was struck by stray gunfire Sunday night while sleeping inside his Baltimore home.
Baltimore City Recreation and Parks announced Monday it is resuming its sports and fitness programs after they were suspended for more than a month due to COVID-19.
A 22-year-old man was arrested over the weekend in connection with a shooting last month in southeast Baltimore, police said.
Three days after team president Dick Cass announced his retirement, Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti released a statement calling Cass' successor, Sashi Brown, an "accomplished leader" and thanking the outgoing executive for 18 years with the team.
Second Chance Inc. is making good use of the extra space in its 250,000-square-foot retail warehouse.
The Baltimore County Police Department is investigating a shooting stemming from a scuffle that occurred in downtown Towson around 1:45 a.m. on Sunday.
To celebrate Black History Month, the Baltimore County Public Library is hosting multiple events—and this year, they're all virtual.
The Port Discovery Children's Museum, Johns Hopkins Medicine and the Baltimore City Health Department held a COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Saturday and offered up free admission to anyone who got a dose of the vaccine there.
Mother Mary Lange Catholic School in Baltimore is celebrating the path of its trailblazing founder to sainthood.
