How is a pope selected? A Maryland theologian explains the process.
On Wednesday, 133 Catholic cardinal electors will begin a round of votes to select the next pope.
Baltimore family demands answers after finding aunt dead in a safe
A family wants answers after they found their loved one dead inside a safe at a Southwest Baltimore home.
Brigance Brigade Foundation holds 13th annual race at Maryland Zoo to raise awareness for ALS
The Brigance Brigade Foundation held its 13th annual walk/run fundraiser at the Maryland Zoo Saturday, raising awareness and money for people living with ALS.
Baltimore County business owners organize event to highlight mental health, beauty, fashion
The owners of a Baltimore County spa are putting together their first Let's Share Conference, designed to uplift the voices of Black women in business, beauty, fashion and mental health.
Baltimore's Cafe Campli closing with new restaurant opening in Italy
The owners of Cafe Campli, a Baltimore restaurant, will be closing its doors at the end of June to open a new location in Italy.
Baltimore program empowers young men of color with exposure to industries and careers
The program is designed to help young men of color reach their full potential and expose them to different industries and careers.
Maryland residents reflect on how Pope Francis helped change church views toward LGBTQ+
Some Maryland residents are reflecting on the legacy of Pope Francis, including his push for inclusivity and his stance on the LGBTQ+ community.
Freddie Gray's family marks 10 years since his death, calls for continued progress
The family of Freddie Gray marked 10 years since he died after sustaining injuries while in the custody of Baltimore Police in 2015.
Construction underway to boost pedestrian safety at Baltimore's Inner Harbor
Construction is set to start in May to increase pedestrian safety in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
New food hall provides more eating options in West Baltimore
The Mill on North brought together multiple food vendors and a cocktail bar into one space on W. North Avenue.
Maryland finance expert weighs in after Hong Kong Post suspends shipping of non-airmail packages to U.S.
A Maryland finance expert explained how U.S. consumers could be impacted by Hongkong Post's decision to suspend non-airmail packages.
Images taken of unrest following Freddie Gray's death on display at Baltimore's Creative Alliance
Photos taken from Baltimore protests 10 years ago live to tell the story of unrest following the arrest and death of Freddie Gray.
$1.7 million in grant funding allocated to environmental cleanup projects in Maryland
The Maryland Department of the Environment, Chesapeake Bay Trust, along with Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott announced $1.7 million in grant funding for 21 environmental projects.
Patti LaBelle, Juvenile, Saweetie, and more to perform at 2025 Baltimore AFRAM festival
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and city leaders on Tuesday announced the entertainment and performers for this year's AFRAM Festival at Druid Hill Park.
Baltimore joins nationwide "Hands Off!" protest against President Trump and Elon Musk
On Saturday, April 5, the plaza outside Baltimore City Hall was filled with protesters joining a nationwide revolt against President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.