Another Winter Storm Brings Concerns Over Slick Driving
As the wintery mix changed to cold rain, temperatures above freezing and gusty winds, the continued concern for slick driving conditions remained.
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As the wintery mix changed to cold rain, temperatures above freezing and gusty winds, the continued concern for slick driving conditions remained.
The Baltimore City Department of Public Works is reminding residents of pipe-protection protocol blustery snowstorm conditions.
Days after being indicted on federal charges, Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby attended church service at the Empowerment Temple in Baltimore where she was asked to speak to the congregation.
State and municipal officials around the state are preparing for a winter snowstorm expected to begin Sunday and last into Monday in the Baltimore region.
Officials and educators in Baltimore are trying to close what they call the digital divide.
Just a reminder for residents in Baltimore city, the new biweekly recycling starts next week.
As the Omicron variant continues to surge, at-home COVID test kits remain scarce. To help, each Saturday through January, the Baltimore City Health Department is distributing free at-home rapid tests at all 22 Enoch Pratt Free Library locations.
Baltimore's top prosecutor Marilyn Mosby vows to beat the four felony charges the federal government brought against her following their lengthy investigation into her personal finances.
With temperatures in Baltimore City fall to the teens, city health officials issued a Code Blue Extreme Cold declaration, starting Friday night through Sunday evening.
Baltimore City Public Schools reduced its quarantine time to five days for students and staff as dozens of schools remain in temporary virtual instruction.
Doctors at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center say they have seen an uptick in patients with burns from treadmills.
Changes are now underway at Oriole Park at Camden Yards to make it less home run-friendly.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews, kicker Justin Tucker and punt returner Devin Duvernay have been voted first-team All-Pro, as chosen by a panel of fifty NFL writers and broadcasters, the Associated Press said Friday.
Following the release of a comprehensive investigation into the disgraced Gun Trace Task Force, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said the department has already enacted many of the 25 recommended reforms and will implement a series of others.
In honor of the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott teamed up with local and national organizations to launch the "Campaign for Citywide Service," a three-year, $30 million campaign aimed at creating full-time service opportunities for thousands in Baltimore City.
The Maryland Science Center's newest 12,000-square-foot exhibit provides 35 hands-on activities and sensory experiences presenting educational information about how the human body reacts and adapts.
Starting Jan. 18, Baltimore City Public Schools will only require students and staff who test positive for COVID-19 to quarantine for five days instead of 10, the school system said Thursday.
Please be sure to have an extra blanket and some food and snacks and water in your car, if you must travel during the storm.
Mosby, 41, is charged with two counts each of perjury and false statement on mortgage applications, relating to the purchases of two vacation homes in Florida, according to the Department of Justice.
Gov. Larry Hogan has revealed a new plan to protect Maryland's elderly residents by requiring staff, volunteers, and vendors who work at nursing homes across the state to take a COVID-19 test twice a week.
Baltimore City will no longer collect towing fees from victims of auto thefts, Mayor Brandon Scott and city officials said Thursday.
The popular seafood restaurant said it's running the promotion forever, as a show of gratitude to healthcare workers.
Dramatic changes are underway at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
It's the first major change to the park in 20 years.
Morgan State University received another $500,000 grant from the National Park Service going towards rehabilitating and restoring the University's Memorial Chapel.
