More than $750,000 awarded to first-time homebuyers in Baltimore City through grant program
Baltimore City hit the $750,000 mark in distributing dozens of grants to first-time home buyers.
New group aims to bring back historic charm to Baltimore County town
From partnering with local businesses to improving sidewalks and keeping its historical charm, the Pikesville Improvement Corporation is working to bring people back to Pikesville.
Baltimore workers petition to city for permit allowing overnight parking of commercial vehicles
Baltimore business owners and their employees hope a petition will help them start a special permit program to allow residents with smaller trade or commercial vehicles to park overnight near their homes.
Baltimore faith leaders reflect 10 years after the death of Freddie Gray
Following the death of Freddie Gray in 2015, much of Baltimore was in pain. But some say faith carried the city through.
Parts of Baltimore and Carroll counties clean up from quick, intense storm
A quick, intense storm rocked parts of northern Baltimore County and Carroll County late Saturday night and early Sunday morning.
Chesapeake Bay Legacy Act set to drive economic growth, protect Maryland's natural resources
The Chesapeake Bay Legacy Act, a Maryland bill introduced to improve the Chesapeake Bay's water quality, is one step closer to becoming a reality.
Easter spending on the rise despite economic uncertainty
With Easter weekend upon us and excitement high, many shoppers are scrambling to put together last-minute baskets or meals while their wallets are a bit lighter.
Surveyors for controversial Maryland electrical grid project want access to residents' properties
Residents in multiple Maryland counties may soon be forced by court order to allow surveyors onto their land.
Annual IBIM Girls workshop connects young women with creative career opportunities
'I Believe in Me Girls' held its fifth annual workshop on Saturday to empower young women while introducing them to a variety of career opportunities in the creative industry.
Family seeks police footage of Baltimore County crash that killed a man and 2 children
The family of a 9-year-old who was killed in a crash after a traffic stop in Baltimore County is requesting the dashcam footage from police, according to an attorney.
Baltimore property owners angered by costly repeated graffiti cleanup
Property owners in Baltimore's Charles Village are fed up with the continuous cleanup of graffiti and vandalism on their buildings.
Women of the World Festival brings community leaders, members together for a day of empowerment
The Women of the World or 'WOW' Festival took over downtown Baltimore on Saturday, celebrating women's achievements while addressing their challenges.
Beloved Baltimore youth football coach in need of a kidney donor. Here's how to help.
Ronald "Coach Roe" Stevenson, a father of two, a family man, and a football-loving coach, is in dire need of a kidney.
Baltimore County Fire lieutenant who died of cancer remembered as devoted father and husband
Hundreds gathered for a memorial service to honor Baltimore County Fire Lt. Raymond Vargas Jr., who died on Thursday, March 27, from cancer.
Baltimore County student athlete breaks her high school's shot put record
A student athlete at Dulaney High School is busy 'putting' records in their place.