Ellicott City native granted 'Bridging the Dream' scholarship given to aspiring community advocates
An Ellicott City native is getting a big help to pay for grad school, being one of ten around the country to get the Bridging the Dream scholarship.
Investigation underway after fire kills 5-year-old-boy
In the days since, neighbors also have been in mourning, saying they're ready to support the victims' family in any way they can.
Man killed, four injured, including two young children in West Baltimore shooting and crash
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said officers were first alerted to Laurens Street and Pennsylvania Avenue for a shooting at 6:39 p.m Saturday.
Baltimore residents peacefully protest after video of Tyre Nichols' arrest released
Protesters across the country are calling for justice for Tyre Nichols, especially after Memphis Police released the video showing him being beaten by several officers.
Three Baltimore restaurants nominated for one of highest honors in food industry
Three restaurants in the Charm City are up for one of the highest honors in the food industry.
MTA Communications Issue Causes MARC Train Delays
A systemwide outage led to multiple MARC train cancellations and delays during the morning commute on Friday. It stranded many travelers for hours.
Parkton family faces thousands in fines for complaint over rooster's crowing
While the Tanenbaums love Wilbur, one of their neighbors doesn't.
Teen MS-13 member charged with strangling autistic woman to death in Aberdeen, police say
The woman's family told detectives she was autistic and recently moved to Aberdeen with her 22-year-old boyfriend.
Southwest Airlines outlines fixes after thousands of canceled flights during holidays
Southwest Airlines is giving an inside look at how they're cleaning up the mess left behind by its meltdown during the holidays.
'A kid can learn from anyone': Protesters debate over drag queen story time for children at Baltimore library
A drag queen story hour became the target of protesters over the weekend at the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore's Canton neighborhood.
St. Vincent de Paul Baltimore helps families during MLK day of service
SVDP's giveaway included a lot of things to help with the cold weather, from children's coats to hats and gloves.
Severna Park student disciplined after video surfaces of special needs student getting bullied
A Severna Park High School student has been disciplined after a video caught him bullying another student with special needs.
Baltimore County proposals address affordable housing
In an effort to build up more affordable housing, Baltimore County leaders announced a number of proposals Thursday. Advocates say it's a step in the right direction.
Maryland hospitals running out of room because of COVID patients, staff shortages
State hospitals are running out of room.
'It's very inconvenient': Riders frustrated about canceled free Charm City Circulator bus
It has been eight days since riders caught Baltimore's free bus service, the Charm City Circulator. Some commuters say they've been left waiting at their stops without a head's up.