Violent neighborhood dispute in Dundalk leaves two men hospitalized
Two men were hurt after a shooting and stabbing incident took place in Dundalk on Friday afternoon.
Baltimore police officer convicted of lesser charges in 2025 chase
A verdict was reached Thursday in the trial of a Baltimore police officer who was accused of trying to run a man over with his police cruiser.
Baltimore police officer accused of trying to run over man awaits verdict
A judge will now decide the fate of Baltimore Officer Robert Parks, who is accused of trying to run a man over with his police cruiser.
Trial begins for Baltimore officer accused of trying to run man over with police vehicle
Officer Robert A. Parks is charged with attempted murder, assault, reckless driving and misconduct in office.
Ravens' newly renovated M&T Bank Stadium ready to welcome fans
The Baltimore Ravens are gearing up for their first preseason home game Saturday at the newly renovated M&T Bank Stadium.
Man critically wounded in shooting at Baltimore Royal Farms
A shooting occurred Wednesday morning at a Royal Farms store in Baltimore, leaving an adult male suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
BGE customers push back in Baltimore against proposed rate hike
Groups gathered in downtown Baltimore on Tuesday to protest a proposed rate increase for customers of Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE).
CDC issues produce warnings: What shoppers need to know
Some shoppers may be wondering what they can eat after a series of recent food recalls and outbreaks.
New safety measures take effect in Federal Hill
Federal Hill visitors and residents can expect tighter security after the city updated its guidelines to ensure a safer nightlife experience.
Security officers for Baltimore city buildings on strike Thursday
The 32BJ SEIU union alleges their employer, MPS, failed to provide heat-related breaks to a pregnant officer during the extreme heat.
What's next for Preakness after new championship series snub?
Maryland is wondering what comes next after the Preakness Stakes was left out of the new six-race Thoroughbred Championship Series.
Maryland transportation officials tell drivers to slow down after deadly week
Fatal crash data shows that five deadly crashes happened between July 20 and July 26.
Baltimore nonprofit forced to move in the face of rising rent
Banner Neighborhoods says its rent has doubled on East Preston Street, meaning it has to move once summer camps are over.
Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance announces plans to shut down
The Baltimore Cultural Alliance nonprofit has announced plans to shut down for financial reasons.
Police and kids building bonds with basketball: "We get to mold them"
Baltimore County Police officers are back on the basketball court for the department's annual Cops and Kids Basketball Clinic.