Some Baltimore businesses serve up Orioles-inspired food
Multiple restaurants have your favorite player's favorite meal.
Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester celebrates more than a year without a homicide
Historically, the Sandtown-Winchester community has been considered one of the most violent neighborhoods in the city.
Allergy season is here in Maryland. What can you do to manage the attacks?
Spring is officially in the air. Pollen and other allergens are, too.
Estrogen patches face national shortage following removal of black box warnings
Many women across the country are struggling to get their hands on estrogen patches after the FDA removed black box warning labels on many hormone therapy drugs.
CASA urges additional protections for immigrants in Maryland following 287(g) ban
Immigrant advocacy group We Are CASA stood with some Maryland legislators pushing for the passage of two bills they say will protect immigrant communities.
Safe Streets, other programs help some Baltimore communities drastically cut crime
Catholic Charities and Safe Streets Baltimore are celebrating a 10-year relationship, working to prevent violence in Baltimore neighborhoods.
2 Morgan State University wrestlers to compete in NCAA championships
Two Morgan State University wrestlers are competing in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. It's the first time in the program's history.
Baltimore drivers lose nearly $3,000 per year due to poor road conditions: Report
Drivers in Baltimore lose about $3,017 per year from driving on roads and bridges that are congested, rough and lacking in safety features, according to a report from TRIP, a National Transportation Research Nonprofit.
Witness video shows officers responding to Baltimore hostage standoff
Police said an officer was shot, and a SWAT team sniper killed a suspect.
DC United, Inter Miami soccer match in Baltimore prompts traffic, parking restrictions
DC United will face off against Inter Miami during a soccer match Saturday at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium.
Baltimore mayor signs executive order to protect rights and safety of immigrants
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order that aims to improve public safety in the city and protect the rights of immigrants.
Woman gets to destination after war with Iran left her stranded in Middle East
A Baltimore County native who was stranded in the Middle East as the war with Iran intensified said she safely got out of there and made it to her ultimate destination.
Marylanders react to U.S., Israel military strike on Iran
Marylanders are reacting to the United States and Israel's military strike on Iran.
Big turnout for CIAA Tournament in Baltimore, Pinky Cole serves as ambassador
The CIAA Tournament was expected to generate more than $30 million for the area.
Residents in Baltimore's Hampden community seek relief from sewage backups
Residents in Baltimore's Hampden community banded together after dealing with recent sewage backups in their homes.