Nonverbal child dies after being found in Dundalk water
A nonverbal 6-year-old boy died after he was found in water Friday morning in Dundalk, Baltimore County Police said.
Baltimore Pride organizers look to move future block party after fight, mace sprayed
Baltimore Pride organizers were close to moving the block party for security reasons but, last weekend, chaos ensued when mace was sprayed into the crowd during a fight near the main stage.
DJ Flow to return to Baltimore's AFRAM for a heartfelt performance
DJ Flow will take the stage at AFRAM on Saturday. He got his start DJing in Baltimore and says this weekend's show will be a thank you to the city that has been with him from the start.
Baltimore crime is on the decline. City leaders say "we just have to keep up the momentum"
Homicides, non-fatal shootings and violent crimes are all down in Baltimore City compared to this time last year, but some members of the city council still say there is more work to do.
Maryland family takes search for liver donation public as son suffers from rare liver disorder
A Severn family is asking for help as their son, who is battling a rare liver disorder, continues their desperate search for a liver donor.
JP Morgan Chase to invest $8.5 million to tackle Baltimore's vacant housing crisis, support local businesses
JP Morgan Chase announced an $8.45 million investment to address the vacant housing crisis and support local businesses in Baltimore City.
Two fetuses found on same MTA bus in East Baltimore
Two fetuses were found on a Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) bus in East Baltimore over the weekend, according to Baltimore Police.
Maryland work zone speeding fines will double starting Saturday. Here's what you should know.
The fines for speeding in a work zone in Maryland are now doubled.
Cancer survivor and her nurse, connected through running, primed for Maryland Half Marathon
A cancer survivor and her nurse, bonded over perseverance and determination, are ready to run in this weekend's Maryland Half Marathon and 5K.
Take a tour of the upgrades being made for fan experience at M&T Bank Stadium
Construction crews are working around the clock to finish multiple renovation projects at M&T Bank Stadium before an international soccer game comes to Baltimore in August.
Soul Street brings a modern American BBQ to Baltimore's Little Italy
HoodFellas Bistro and Catering and Rymks Bar and Grill have opened Soul Street - a modern American BBQ restaurant - in the heart of downtown Baltimore.
Naval Academy class of 2024 graduates with pride after overcoming adversity
The Naval Academy celebrated the Class of 2024 at Friday's graduation and commissioning ceremony.
Summer youth engagement activities, curfew set to return in Baltimore
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced this year's Summer Youth Engagement Strategy, which includes more activities for the city's youth.
Illegal dirt bikes seized in North Baltimore community. Residents say it's a 'very dangerous situation'
Illegal dirt bikes have been an issue in Baltimore City for decades.
Is Baltimore's Inner Harbor swimmable? The Waterfront Partnership says yes.
The Waterfront Partnership is inviting Baltimore to take a plunge into the Inner Harbor, in celebration of a drastic water quality improvement.