Maryland lawmakers tour Baltimore's Key Bridge demolition site, say funding secured for rebuild
The state lawmakers toured the remaining section of roadway, the ramps leading to where the bridge once stood before the deadly collapse in March 2024.
Baltimore mass overdose survivor says "chill came though body" after bad batch of drugs
Despite a drop in deaths last year, recent mass overdoses in Penn North show there is still a serious problem, and the city council tried to get to a deeper understanding at an oversight hearing Tuesday.
Baltimore leaders spar over health insurance for all DPW workers a year after on-the-job death
The death of a Baltimore sanitation worker in the heat on the job one year ago this week exposed many alarming problems, including a lack of health insurance for more than 130 frontline solid waste workers.
Will Kilmar Abrego Garcia return to Maryland? His lawyers fight to keep him in the U.S.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's legal team is so concerned about his deportation, they have asked for a pause on his potential release, and that could undermine the relevance of a Maryland judge's pending ruling on whether to order his return to Maryland.
Concerns arise over Baltimore's mental health crisis response after deaths during police encounters
Two Baltimore families are grieving after their loved ones died following encounters with police.
5 more people hospitalized after another overdose call in Baltimore's Penn North
Five people were hospitalized after another reported overdose incident in Baltimore's Penn North neighborhood, according to Baltimore police.
Baltimore-owned health clinic has broken A/C, ruined test kits, IG finds
Sweltering heat, rodents, and damaged test kits are among the issues that have plagued a health clinic that Baltimore City operates.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces uncertain future in Maryland
A federal judge heard testimony but said he would not issue a ruling on whether there are appropriate conditions to release Abrego Garcia.
Baltimore police had 2,269 misconduct complaints in 2024, report shows
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is promising accountability to a mother searching for answers after her son died in city police custody on June 24.
Maryland lawmakers promise to fight to save jobs as more federal workers are laid off
Maryland has the nation's second-highest concentration of federal workers, and hundreds have either lost their jobs, taken buyouts, or resigned.
Weekend shooting, armed robbery in Fells Point under investigation
A shooting and an armed robbery in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood prompted concern among residents.
Ex-Baltimore top prosecutor Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction overturned
A federal appeals court has overturned former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's mortgage fraud conviction, but they kept in place her perjury convictions.
Protesters confront federal prosecutors outside Kilmar Abrego Garcia hearing
Demonstrators clashed with federal prosecutors outside of a hearing for Kilmar Abrego Garcia in Maryland.
Is Kilmar Abrego Garcia headed back to Maryland?
Judge Paula Xinis proposed a 48-hour hold on deporting Abrego Garcia from the United States again, but the government refused to agree to those terms.
Pastor forgives teen for carjacking him in Baltimore
Pastor Kenneth Moales Jr. has his Audi back in Bridgeport, Connecticut, 10 days after he was carjacked at gunpoint in Baltimore.