Teens arrested in Baltimore after allegedly assaulting man, stealing his bike
Three teens who allegedly assaulted a man in Baltimore on Thursday evening and stole his bike have been arrested, police said.
Prosecutors say evidence connects suspect to Stricker Street rowhome fire
The third day of testimony in the trial of James Barnett, accused of setting a vacant rowhome on fire in 2022, brought evidence into the courtroom.
Medical examiner details injuries that killed 3 firefighters on Stricker Street
Tuesday marked the second day of testimony in the trial of James Barnett, the man accused of setting the Stricker Street rowhome fire that killed three firefighters.
Consumer advocates push back against BGE's proposed rate hike
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen and consumer advocates are continuing their fight against Baltimore Gas and Electric's (BGE) proposed rate increase.
New BMA exhibit showcases Baltimore's history through photography
The Baltimore Museum of Art's new exhibit takes you back in time and gives you a different lens on Baltimore City.
Jury selected in trial of man charged in fatal 2022 Baltimore fire
Jurors have been selected in the trial of a man charged in connection to the January 2022 fire on Stricker Street that killed three firefighters and injured another.
Settlement to end Curtis Bay waste incineration after longtime opposition
Curtis Bay Energy will end incinerator operations at its Baltimore facility after a major settlement, according to the company and Maryland environment officials.
Prince Edward visits Baltimore school with challenge for students
Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, met with students at Baltimore's Western High School, as he welcomed his international award program to city schools.
More events canceled in Maryland due to nor'easter effects
More events were canceled in Maryland on Saturday as heavy rain and gusty winds due to a strong nor'easter, well offshore, swept through the eastern coast.
Harford County businesses raising money to celebrate Dolly Day
Businesses celebrated Dolly Day by participating in fundraising efforts to support Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Harford County.
Baltimore residents push back on proposed data center bill
The bill would require data centers to obtain a conditional use permit. It would also establish a health equity assessment as part of the permit application process.
Moore signs executive order establishing Maryland's data center policy
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order establishing a standardized review process for data centers, as well as creating a Maryland Data Center Task Force and Data Center Dashboard.
MTA bus driver charged with hit and run caught on camera in Baltimore
A bus driver for the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) has been arrested for leaving the scene of an accident in which he is caught on camera allegedly striking a pedestrian crossing the street in Baltimore.
Baltimore County councilman pushes for road safety improvements in Perry Hall
A Baltimore County councilman is pushing for a safer ride along Northwind Road in Perry Hall.
Neighbors call Douglass Homes shooting that injured child "disgraceful"
A 3-year-old boy and six other people were hurt in a shooting Wednesday night on the Douglass Homes property in East Baltimore.