Harbor Splash maxes out in 10 minutes. Participants quick to sign up for Inner Harbor plunge
The Harbor Splash, scheduled for June 23, sold out within 10 minutes for 150 participants. However, there is a waitlist for those who are interested.
Maryland elementary teacher denied bail after sexual assault allegations of multiple students
Matthew Schlegel, a former Anne Arundel County elementary school teacher accused of sexually assaulting multiple students, has been denied bail ahead of his trial, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
Maryland swimmer aims to tackle 24-mile swim from Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Inner Harbor
Ultramarathon swimmer and Maryland native Katie Pumphrey is looking to make history with what she calls "a love letter to Baltimore."
Nine charged for roles in July 4, 2023, fight and shooting in Harford County
Nine people have been charged for their roles in a quadruple shooting on July 4, 2023, at Harr Park Court in Edgewood.
83 dogs found stacked together in small crates seized, taken to Baltimore animal shelter
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care shelter has taken in 83 dogs and one cat after the animals were seized from a rowhome in Baltimore Thursday morning.
Bill Barnes tapped as new superintendent of Howard County Public Schools
Howard County Public Schools have named Bill Barnes as the new superintendent, pending approval.
Married Maryland doctors accused of conspiracy with ties to Russia have charges dismissed
Married Maryland doctors accused of a conspiracy case tied to Russia are having their charges dropped, according to our media partner The Baltimore Banner.
Marilyn Mosby will not serve prison time for perjury, mortgage fraud convictions
Marilyn Mosby was sentenced to three years of supervised release and 12 months of home confinement.
Marilyn Mosby sentenced on perjury, mortgage fraud charges. How did we get here?
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was sentenced on Thursday for her perjury and mortgage fraud convictions.
Baltimore Ravens' Zay Flowers putting last year in rear-view mirror, eyes big 2024 season
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is looking forward to putting last year behind him.
Here's what's in downtown Baltimore's 10-year revitalization plan
Over the next decade, city and state leaders want to reimagine the everyday experience in downtown Baltimore through the Downtown RISE Strategic Action Plan.
Baltimore Orioles swept for first time in more than two years
The Baltimore Orioles were swept for the first time in 107 series, which spanned more than two years.
Archdiocese of Baltimore's final reorganization plan would shut down 30 churches
The Archdiocese of Baltimore disclosed its final plan to close and consolidate parishes in the city and parts of Baltimore County.
Baltimore City Council has three tight races. Provisional ballots could determine the winner
Baltimore City Council has three races considered too close to call more than a week after the Maryland Primary Election.
Several dirt bikes seized in North Baltimore after reports of illegal dirt bike riding, hazardous dumping
Five dirt bikes were seized by police in North Baltimore following reports of illegal dirt bike riding activity and the hazardous dumping of oil in the community drain.