Baltimore Police To Enforce New Safety Measures In Downtown Area On July 4
As hundreds of thousands of people get ready to celebrate the Fourth of July at the Inner Harbor, police are also gearing up to make sure the festivities are violence-free.
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As hundreds of thousands of people get ready to celebrate the Fourth of July at the Inner Harbor, police are also gearing up to make sure the festivities are violence-free.
If you're looking for a place to watch the Inner Harbor fireworks, have we got an idea for you. The USS Constellation is hosting a big party, and you are invited.
It's that time of year! As we get closer to the Fourth of July, fireworks are center stage.
A major makeover is nearly complete at the Inner Harbor. Ripley's Believe It or Not! is officially open and it's expected to be a major tourist attraction.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore says it will operate a free shuttle between Baltimore's Inner Harbor and the zoo on Saturdays during the summer.
Two groups trying to clean up the Inner Harbor don't see eye to eye about what needs to be done.
Another high point for the Star-Spangled Sailabration. Thousands have flocked downtown for the spectacular displays on water and in the skies over Charm City and now there's a special ceremony as the festivities come to a close.
Sailabration is still in full swing at the Inner Harbor as thousands of people showed up to check out the big ships.
Tall ships from around the world are all docked for the celebration that's bringing thousands to Baltimore.
As the Star-Spangled Sailabration got underway, visitors had a chance to tour the ships from around the world that docked in Baltimore.
There is nothing like a swanky piano bar to bring the tunes of Ray Charles, Elton John and others to life. Whether providing tranquil background music or encouraging everyone onto the dance floor, these piano bars are the best in Baltimore.
The Star-Spangled Sailabration is here. Ships will be docked at the Inner Harbor through Tuesday and that means big crowds downtown.
Tall ships and naval vessels from around the world are making their way up the Chesapeake Bay to Baltimore.
A major new Inner Harbor attraction is almost ready to open.
WJZ is continuing to investigate the smell at the Inner Harbor and if raw sewage is to blame. The initial results are in.
A new sculpture could soon be taking shape in the heart of downtown Baltimore.
A strange smell is taking over the Inner Harbor. Now, an environment group think it has pinpointed the cause.
Danger at the Inner Harbor. Another lawmaker calls for more police to patrol the hottest tourist spot in the city.
Next week, boats from all over the world will sail into Baltimore's harbor for the Star-Spangled Sailabration. It's part of the city's celebrations of the bicentennial of the War of 1812.
Two Maryland companies are proposing to bring a carousel back to the Inner Harbor.
Police are searching for a peeping Tom at a Maryland tourist hot spot.
Eight people have been shot in the last 24 hours citywide—right before the holiday weekend. It's the latest in a string of concerning crimes, including the takeover of a downtown convenience store.
A fish kill is spreading in and around Baltimore's waterways. Tens of thousands of dead fish and crabs are floating at the surface and stinking up the waterfront. It's bad for the environment and bad for business downtown.
A new report shows a hotel owned by Baltimore City is in the red, losing nearly $54 million since it opened in 2008.
Baltimore officials hope a more visible police presence combined with a more extensive camera network will help keep downtown crowds safe this summer.
