Orioles' Rutschman, Mountcastle, Hays named finalists, vying for first Gold Glove Award
The winners will be announced on Sunday, Nov. 5.
Jada Pinkett Smith touts new book in visit to her alma mater, the Baltimore School for the Arts
Baltimore's own Jada Pinkett Smith returned to her roots to speak with students at her alma mater.
Union for Prince George's Co. school bus drivers call for better security after assault video surfaces
The union representing school bus drivers in Prince George's County is demanding better security after surveillance video surfaced of a parent assaulting a substitute bus driver.
Baltimore spending board approves $48 million settlement for wrongful conviction of 'Harlem Park Three'
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates approved the settlement unanimously Wednesday morning, making it the largest payout in Baltimore's history.
Four men seriously injured in shooting in front of Severn convenience store
Four men were injured in a shooting Monday evening in Severn in Anne Arundel County, police said.
Disney on Ice skates into Baltimore for February shows with Mickey and friends, Disney princesses
Disney lovers, Mickey and friends and the princesses will be skating into Baltimore.
Portion of road in Whiteford closed after crash involving tractor-trailer
A crash involving a tractor-trailer has shut down a busy stretch of road Tuesday morning in Whiteford, Maryland.
Baltimore County executive plans to veto amendments to plastic bag ban
The Baltimore County Council on Monday voted to exempt liquor stores from the rules, which prohibit most stores from using plastic bags.
White powder substance found at Cummings Courthouse in envelope addressed by inmate, authorities say
An envelope addressed by an inmate from a Maryland correctional facility with a white powder substance was found in a judge's chamber in the Cummings Courthouse Monday afternoon in Baltimore, according to the Baltimore City Sheriff's Office.
Ravens excited to play in front of home crowd for first time in nearly a month: 'Our fans are going to be loud'
By the time the Baltimore Ravens return to action on Sunday, it will be nearly a month since they heard the roar of their home crowd at M&T Bank Stadiums.
Person found dead from multiple gunshot wounds in vacant Baltimore home
A person was found dead from multiple wounds early Monday in a vacant Baltimore home.
Lanes back open on I-695 Inner Loop after crash involving logging truck
All lanes are back open on I-695 near I-70 after a logging truck overturned Monday afternoon, which caused significant backups for about two hours.
19-year-old wounded in shooting in Northwest Baltimore
A 19-year-old man was seriously injured in a shooting Sunday evening in Northwest Baltimore.
Rev. Paschal Morlino removed by Archdiocese of Baltimore as allegations of secret $200K settlement surfaces
Rev. Pascal Morlino, who has led the parish at St. Benedict Church in Southwest Baltimore for more than 30 years, was removed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Baltimore spending board to consider $48 million settlement for wrongful conviction of 'Harlem Park Three'
Baltimore's spending board will be asked next week to approve a $48 million settlement in the wrong conviction from a 40-year-old homicide case.