Flight departures resume across the United States after FAA system outage
The pause after the failure of the NOTAMS -- or Notice to Air Missions -- system was lifted by the FAA around 9 a.m.
'My instinct kicked in': Military veteran discusses risking life to rescue two from Pigtown explosion
Terry Bagley, a 70-year-old military veteran, has been hailed as a hero for jumping to action and rescuing two people following a house explosion in Baltimore's Pigtown neighborhood.
Kindertime Toy Drive to deliver toys and smiles to Baltimore's youth
For over two decades now, a Baltimore man and his wife have made it their mission to give back during the holiday season.
Preservation group helps out shortage by finding skilled workers to maintain historic buildings
As thousands of construction jobs go unfilled across the nation, the problem is magnified for the historic trades.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to host acrobats, ballerinas on stage in Cirque Holiday Soiree
Performers have been practicing all week long for the two-day event, to feature dancing and acrobats along with live music.
'Next One Up' enriches the lives of Baltimore's young men
A partnership with a local nonprofit organization working with young men from Baltimore and Ocean City businesses is proving to be a success.
The Festival of Trees kicked off at the Maryland State Fairgrounds on Friday
The Festival of Trees—a three-day holiday celebration—kicked off at the Maryland State Fairgrounds on Friday.
Bea Gaddy Center feeds around 15,000 for Thanksgiving in Baltimore
For the past 41 years, staff members and volunteers have spent the holiday providing hot meals for people in the community.
New, improved Upland Tropical Rainforest project at National Aquarium completed
The $8 million renovation project of the iconic pyramid topped building at the National Aquarium known as the Upland Tropical Rainforest is now complete.
Morgan State leaders say improvements, diversity are behind new enrollment record
It's an exciting time to be a part of Morgan State University, and enrollment is proving that to be true.
Redeveloped Lexington Market launches with soft open Monday
Lexington Market in West Baltimore is known as one of the country's oldest public food markets, tracing its origins to 1782.
The Charmery brings confusing, delightful 'picnic' ice cream flavors to Fear Factory event
This year's Fear Factory has a spooky picnic theme, and Amy got to try some of the crazy flavors before the event next weekend.
Advocates for homeless hold protest at Baltimore City Hall
A protest continued in downtown Baltimore over the city's lack of affordable housing on Tuesday.
Fun and Fundraising: Running Festival draws nearly 11,000 participants to Baltimore
The 21st annual Baltimore Running Festival kicked off at Camden Yards on Saturday.
New sensory room unveiled for children during Halloween party at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital
Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital unveiled its new Sensory Room on Wednesday.