Orioles fans excited for return of baseball, optimistic for deep postseason run
Fan excitement in and around Camden Yards Monday for the Baltimore Orioles' home opener felt electric, with baseball officially back in Charm City.
Some Maryland sheriffs oppose bill that would end local partnerships with ICE
Members of the law enforcement community in Maryland joined the Maryland Sheriffs' Association Thursday afternoon, rallying against a proposed bill that would limit state and local involvement in federal immigration enforcement.
Key Bridge memorial stands strong as museum looks to showcase part of it in future exhibition
A memorial paying homage to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse victims remains a central piece of mourning and reflection.
A man's camera captured the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse. He looks back one year later.
Every second of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse one year ago in Baltimore – from the moments before to the aftermath - was caught on a camera.
Families of Key Bridge victims place wreaths to honor their loved ones 1 year after the collapse
Families of the Francis Scott Key Bridge victims laid wreaths in the water near the site of the collapse to honor their loved ones as Baltimore commemorated one year since the tragedy.
Howard County special education concerns exacerbated by plans to dismantle Department of Education
Concerns have been growing in Howard County over special education after President Donald Trump issued his executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
Need a summer job in Baltimore City? BCRP is hiring 150 lifeguards and pool staff
Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks held its annual Ready, Set, Hire Aquatics recruitment event to fill open lifeguard and other pool-related positions for the 2025 season.
Amazon driver accused of hit-and-run in Baltimore requests trial
An Amazon driver accused of running over a woman during a hit-and-run in Baltimore requested that the case go to trial during a court hearing Thursday.
DPW director promises culture change following scathing reports on workplace conditions
A year into his role as Baltimore's Department of Public Works director, Khalil Zaied promises the culture is shifting in his department.
Immigrant advocates protest inhumane conditions in Baltimore ICE detention facility
Immigration advocates held a rally to speak out against what they called "inhumane living conditions" at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins University researchers impacted by federal funding cuts
Federal cuts from President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, have put researchers around the country in a huge bind.
4 teens arrested for Baltimore carjacking of elderly woman caught on video, police say
Police said four teens were arrested Wednesday after they allegedly forced a 76-year-old woman from her car and took off in the vehicle.
1975 Howard County cold case closed after recovered evidence implicates incarcerated man
A 1975 cold case in Howard County was put to rest Tuesday after police recovered a lost recording that implicated a man who is already serving a life sentence in a Maryland prison.
What you should know about Maryland's positive measles case
Health leaders around the Baltimore region are advising residents to keep their guard up after a measles case was confirmed in Howard County.
Baltimore tattoo convention brings in thousands, organizers say
Thousands of ink masters and tattoo enthusiasts converged this weekend for the 17th annual Baltimore Tattoo Arts Festival at the Baltimore Convention Center.