Aspiring veterinarians learn about exotic animals in University of Maryland class
A University of Maryland course for aspiring veterinarians has animals at the head of the classroom.
Cleanup continues into the weekend after 5,000 gallon diesel fuel spill
Crews returned to Harbor East Saturday to continue cleaning up lingering fuel that spilled into the harbor Wednesday.
Historic Upton mansion to become home to AFRO Archives
The nonprofit Afro Charities is processing and reorganizing the AFRO American Newspapers' archives as it prepares for a move to the historic Upton Mansion in West Baltimore.
Man, woman shot in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood
A man and a woman were injured in a shooting in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood, according to police.
Emotional Baltimore councilmember pleads for more funding for immigration services
Councilmember Odette Ramos wants roughly a $2 million commitment for the Office of Immigration Affairs within the proposed budget.
BGE to shift supply costs onto lower-usage months, reducing peak season bills
The Maryland Public Service Commission issued an order seeking to alleviate high energy bills for customers.
Baltimore City schools hire consulting firm to help with search for new CEO
The firm will evaluate top candidates using a description of qualities outlined by the Board and district stakeholders, as well as ensuring community engagement is woven into each phase of the search process.
BGE customers can expect an electricity price increase on June 1. Here's why.
Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) customers in Maryland will see another significant increase in the price of electricity starting June 1.
Baltimore police to increase presence in popular neighborhoods this summer
Baltimore police say it will increase patrols in popular city neighborhoods this summer, especially during holidays and high-profile events.
Summer months in Baltimore will come with increased police patrols in popular city neighborhoods this year.
Baltimore Police plans to increase their presence for major holidays and high-profile events. Baltimore police say residents and visitors will see more officers in entertainment areas like Downtown, the Inner Harbor, Fells Point, Federal Hill and other neighborhoods.
Expect heavy traffic around Baltimore during Artscape, Memorial Day weekend
It's expected to be a busy weekend in Baltimore as Artscape returns for the Memorial Day weekend.
How much are hundreds of vacant city jobs costing Baltimore?
Hundreds of vacant Baltimore City jobs are coming at a cost, according to city leaders.
Maryland residents fighting against property access for controversial electrical grid project
Maryland residents are pushing back against a possible court order that would allow surveyors on their property to assess the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP).
53,000 parking tickets issued in 2 months after Baltimore initiated 24/7 enforcement plan
Baltimore City DOT said 53,300 parking citations have been issued since the city launched its 24-hour parking enforcement initiative on March 10.
Baltimore resident describes being temporarily uprooted during massive warehouse fire
Residents living on Bentalou Street returned to their homes Wednesday after fire officials removed them from their homes out of precaution.