Downtown Baltimore vacant buildings are being demolished after five-alarm fire
Demolition of vacant buildings destroyed by a massive fire in downtown Baltimore two weeks ago along W. Fayette and N. Howard streets has started.
Suspect charged with murder of bystander in Federal Hill awaits verdict
The jury is deliberating the fate of one of the men accused of killing 19-year-old Cameran Holt, who was a bystander during a shootout in 2024 in Baltimore's Federal Hill.
Video played in court shows what led to murder of 19-year-old bystander
Surveillance video was shown in court on Thursday, providing a glimpse of what led to a shootout in October 2024 in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood, and ultimately the death of 19-year-old bystander Cameran Holt.
Friend of bystander killed in Baltimore's Federal Hill in 2024 testifies in trial
A friend of Cameran Holt, a 19-year-old bystander who died following a shooting in Baltimore's Federal Hill in 2024, testified on Wednesday in the trial for one of the alleged killers.
Phase two of Ravens stadium renovation plan nearly complete
As football season kicks off, phase two of the Baltimore Ravens' three-year renovation at M&T Bank Stadium is nearly complete.
Baltimore businesses lament lost revenue because of communication issues
Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos said business owners in Hampden expressed frustration following the Maryland Cycling Classic over the weekend.
Baltimore residents have mixed opinions on possibility of National Guard deployment
Baltimore residents and business owners are sounding off after President Trump announced that he would deploy National Guard troops in hopes of deterring the city's crime.
Family to sue after man's death in Baltimore police custody
A family plans to sue Baltimore Police after the death of Dontae Melton Jr., a man who died while in police custody in June, their attorney said Tuesday.
Maryland pet crematorium owners arrested for allegedly scamming customers
The owner of a Baltimore County pet crematorium has been charged after allegedly scamming pet owners by giving them sand or concrete instead of their pets' ashes.
Baltimore's Heart of the 4th festival is back on after political disagreement
Baltimore City Councilman Mark Conway said the music and arts festival he's organized is back on. Heart of the 4th is set for Saturday, August 30.
U.S. Postal Inspection Service investigating mail thefts across Baltimore area
A series of mail thefts in the Baltimore area has prompted an investigation by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
Baltimore City, Baltimore County students ring in the new school year
The school bell rang for students in Baltimore City and Baltimore County on Monday morning, marking the return to the classroom.
Baltimore educators tackle absenteeism by becoming community health workers
With the help of the Johns Hopkins' nonprofit Medicine for the Greater Good, two teachers became the first educators in the district trained as community health workers.
MTA is cracking down on assaults of transit passengers and operators
A new law taking effect in October will allow the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) to suspend or ban those who assault passengers and transit operators.
Witness describes search efforts for missing swimmer at Beaver Dam in Baltimore County
A man was visiting the Beaver Dam quarry in Baltimore County on Sunday with his family when he said he heard a commotion and then saw a swimmer struggling in the water.