Downtown Baltimore attracts foot traffic with sports games, concerts
Thousands of people flocked to the city to watch the O's game and celebrate the return of baseball season.
Baltimore sees troubling rise in violence involving teens
While the number of murders and shootings in Baltimore City is down in 2023 compared to the same time last year, we continue to see a troubling rise in violence involving teenagers and children.
Ravens defer questions on Lamar Jackson, focus on NFL Draft
With Lamar Jackson's status looming over the Ravens' offseason plans, General Manager Eric DeCosta declined to take any questions about their quarterback.
Bowie State to honor iconic Dionne Warwick with naming of performance arts center
This weekend, Bowie State University will officially name the theater at its Performing Arts Center after a music icon.
Family friend expresses outrage after court reinstates Adnan Syed's conviction
Wednesday morning, Rabia Chaudry, a family friend of Syed, went live on Instagram for about 27 minutes to discuss the ruling and express her anger.
Colleagues and fans react to Jackson trade request
Fans and former teammates of Lamar had a range of reactions amid the news of Jackson's request for a trade.
Dulaney High School hosts DMV robotics competition
At Dulaney High School, 36 of the best and brightest high school robotics teams from Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia competed in the first robotics competition, a premier international high school engineering challenge.
Man killed, five injured, including teen, in West Baltimore mass shooting
An unidentified man was pronounced dead on the site of the shooting.
Cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C., reach peak bloom
The world-popular cherry blossoms are have reached peak bloom in Washington, D.C.
Maryland AG, others pen letter to Kia and Hyundai manufacturers to protect cars from theft trend
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is one of nearly two dozen attorneys general across the country demanding leadership at Kia and Hyundai to take action against what they are calling a crisis of car thefts.
Each Sunday, group in Pikesville resets, prepares for week ahead through meditation
As a brisk breeze blew off Quarry Lake in Pikesville, Winema Liijht prepared for Sunday Service.
'Waiting for justice': Murder trial in Baltimore Co. postponed for months after prosecutor leaves for another job
The murder trial of Norman Albert Sr. was supposed to begin later this month in a Baltimore County court before the assistant state's attorney assigned to the case left for another job.
'There's going to be some dark horses': The art of filling out a perfect NCAA Tournament bracket
March Madness tips off shortly.
Annapolis entrepreneur with autism thrives with 'Moore Crunch' pretzels
Marcus Moore, an entrepreneur in Annapolis, started his business "Moore Crunch" last October for two simple reasons. He likes snacking and he likes pretzels.
'Everyone's excited': Campus buzzing as Maryland men, women get ready for March Madness
Excitement is buzzing on the campus in College Park.