Scammers target vulnerable jobseekers with high-paying remote work, FBI warns
The FBI says job scams have become more common since 2020 while costing people thousands of dollars.
Parishioners "angry" as Archdiocese of Baltimore starts process of closing dozens of churches
The Archdiocese of Baltimore formally notified area Catholics of its plan to shutter 31 parishes effective December 1.
18-year-old charged in violent assault caught on camera near Patterson Park denied bond
Montaz Bailey, 18, charged with attempted first-degree murder from a violent assault and robbery that was caught on camera near Patterson Park last week, was denied bond.
Who is Chad Helton? Get to know Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library CEO.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library announced Chad Helton as the new president and Chief Executive Officer.
Emergency preparedness summit held in Brooklyn for National Preparedness Month
Baltimore City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) held an emergency preparedness summit for the Brooklyn community in response to Tropical Storm Helene.
Baltimore City trans-led wellness center targeted in hate crime
Baltimore Safe Haven, a trans-led nonprofit organization that provides resources and opportunities to the LGBTQ2+ community was vandalized Friday morning.
Banned, challenged books protected within Anne Arundel County Library System
The Anne Arundel County Public Library System is a safe haven for books fighting against censorship and restrictions.
Campaign calls on Hispanic Americans in Maryland to cast their votes
A new campaign by Maryland Latinos Unidos is letting Hispanic and Latino Americans know that their voice and vote matter in this upcoming election.
Baltimore Comic-Con celebrates 25th anniversary with key honor
Baltimore Comic-Con book convention celebrates its 25th anniversary.
"Pig butchering," an account-draining cryptocurrency scam, prompts FBI warning
The FBI is warning about a potentially devastating cryptocurrency scam called "pig butchering," which could wipe out someone's life savings.
Annapolis to Baltimore ferry system in the works thanks to a $3.9 million federal grant
The proposed service would accommodate workers, residents and visitors and use existing docks at all three locations.
High-ranking defense official pleads guilty to leading dogfighting ring for 20 years
Frederick Moorefield Jr., a former Department of Defense Deputy Chief, pleaded guilty to dogfighting and racketeering.
Baltimore City leaders consider gas-powered leaf blower ban
The Baltimore City Council will vote Monday on a bill that would ban gas-powered leaf blowers in the city.
Communities come together to honor 9/11 victims
Today marks 23 years since the horrific terror attacks on September 11, 2001. A day none of us should ever forget.
Anne Arundel County DPW contract workers on strike demand better "pay and treatment"
The Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works has been working to minimize disruptions to garbage and recycling collection while the employees of one of its independent contractors remain on strike.