Woman, 63, dead after house fire in North Baltimore, officials say
A woman is dead after a house fire in Baltimore's Waverly neighborhood on Friday morning, according to fire officials.
Maryland community provides hope after woman loses father in Christmas fire
A Maryland community is providing support and hope for a Harford County woman who lost her father during a house fire on Christmas Day.
Maryland Jewish community kicks off Hanukkah celebrations
On Wednesday, the Jewish community lit the first of eight candles to celebrate Hanukkah.
Baltimore City braces for cold front days before Christmas
Baltimore City Health Department has declared its first code blue extreme cold alert of the winter season.
Family-run farm in Carroll County attracts customers with thousands of Christmas trees
At Martin's Tree Farm in Hampstead, thousands of trees stand between 9 to 10 feet tall on over 60 acres of land.
Shrimp and Gifts gives Baltimore children the Christmas they deserve
Nearly 200 students across Baltimore were smiling ear to ear after they got the shopping spree and party of a lifetime Tuesday evening.
Baltimore City approves construction of crematorium despite air quality concerns
Baltimore City approved the construction of a crematorium to be built in the Govans neighborhood, despite concerns from residents about the impact on air quality.
$50 million funding aims to reduce vacant buildings, create more affordable housing in Baltimore
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced a $50.8 million effort to create more affordable housing and rehabilitate vacant buildings in Baltimore City through the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative.
Yoga instructor says Luigi Mangione nursed injured back months before healthcare CEO's murder
Power Yoga Hawaii instructor Dorian Wright remembers when Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old Maryland native charged in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, came to the studio.
Alleged hanging incident involving second grader at Maryland school puts spotlight on bullying
An education advocacy group is putting a spotlight on bullying and school violence after a 7-year-old student was injured in an alleged hanging at a Charles County elementary school.
University of Maryland introduces new course on hate crimes through tragic death of Lt. Richard Collins III
University of Maryland students explore the legacy of Lt. Richard Collins III, a Black student killed in a racially-motivated attack, through a new course on hate crimes.
Woodberry residents describe chaos of Baltimore's Camp Small fire
The fire started in a large storage area with trees and logs stacked about 30 feet, Baltimore Fire Chief James Wallace.
Massive Baltimore fire could continue to smolder for a couple of days, fire officials say
Camp Small is a zero-waste facility run by the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks.
Mother's Federal Hill Grille closing after more than 27 years in business
Mother's Federal Hill Grille is closing its doors after more than 27 years, the business announced in a social media post Wednesday.
Mayor's Christmas Tree Lighting brings holiday spirit to downtown Baltimore
It's beginning to feel like the holiday season in downtown Baltimore.