Baltimore leaders defend conduit takeover as BGE warns of higher costs
Baltimore City is preparing to make several improvements to its underground conduit system, a move that could lead to higher costs.
Baltimore County school employee who stopped school shooter arrested
A Baltimore County school counselor, credited for tackling a school shooter at Perry Hall back in 2012, has been arrested on a misdemeanor count of attempting to patronize a prostitute.
$800 credits offered to disenrolled Howard University students
The state will provide an $800 credit and admissions support for students disenrolled at Howard University who decide to attend other universities in Maryland.
Some shoppers turn to farmers' markets with cyclosporiasis cases on the rise
As the nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to rise, a Maryland farmers' market vendor says a common question she hears is about food that gets people sick.
Naked man caught roaming around Canton may soon be off the streets
A naked nightwalker could soon be off the streets of Canton after a woman who's encountered the man says Baltimore Police told her they have identified him and are working to make an arrest.
Baltimore Jewish group condemns immigration enforcement actions outside ICE facility
A Baltimore group, Jews United for Justice, stood in front of the George H. Fallon Federal Building on Thursday to call for an end to heavy enforcement actions from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Baltimore street safety advocates "demanding change" after recent deaths
The Baltimore group Families for Safer Streets says both the city and state roadways have design challenges, and it's time to make the roads safer.
Dozens hurt after MTA bus crashes into several cars, building in Pikesville
More than 30 people were hurt when an MTA bus crashed into several cars and then into a FedEx building Wednesday in Baltimore County, Maryland.
State, city investing millions to decrease vacant properties in Baltimore
City and state leaders announced that millions of dollars will be going into communities to continue their work to decrease vacant properties in Baltimore.
Sail250 brings global fleet, thrilling air shows to Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Thousands of people are expected in Baltimore for this weekend's Sail250 activities.
Community weighs in on Baltimore's next 5-year violence prevention plan
The first of several community meetings through the Baltimore mayor's office took place Wednesday to discuss a new Violence Prevention Plan.
AFRAM's 50th anniversary kicks off uniting Baltimore once again
The first day of AFRAM couldn't have been any more perfect as the weather held up for the 50th anniversary. Thousands of people came out for the festivities on Juneteenth.
Maryland leaders raise additional concerns about ballot mix-up
Early voting in Maryland's 2026 primary election ended Thursday, as hundreds of thousands of ballots have already been cast across Maryland.
Ghost gun, drugs, and illegal THC found at smoke shop in East Baltimore
Baltimore City is continuing to crack down on smoke shops that are selling illegal and unregulated products.
Woman charged with murder after worker's death ruled a homicide
A woman who allegedly attacked a Baltimore Department of Transportation (DOT) worker is now facing second-degree murder charges after a medical examiner ruled his death a homicide.