Some push to save Baltimore's Harborplace pavilions from demolition
The Harborplace pavilions could soon be no more to make way for the reinvention of the Inner Harbor. But some are still fighting an uphill battle to save them.
Former Baltimore fraud watchdog warns against efforts to weaken inspector general
Despite Judge Pamela White's decision to restore computer access to Baltimore's inspector general and order the city to respond to her subpoenas, the battle is not yet over.
Judge rules in favor of Baltimore Inspector General's access to records
A judge ruled in favor of Baltimore City Inspector General Isabel Cumming, saying she will order the city to grant Cumming access to its computer systems.
What Baltimore City Hall shakeup means for police accountability as Conway fights critics
The chair of the Baltimore Police Accountability Board is welcoming new leadership of the City Council's Public Safety Committee after an abrupt change last week that removed Councilman Mark Conway from the powerful post.
New emergency response system proposed to ease 911 strain
The proposed Department of Neighborhood Safety would respond to nonviolent calls involving people experiencing mental health crises and other emergencies that the mayor said place a burden on police and 911.
Baltimore father blames "Satan" for death of infant daughter
The parents of a 2-month-old baby are facing child abuse charges after the little girl died Wednesday at Baltimore's Harbor Hospital.
Family demands justice after woman is pulled from SUV, shot in North Baltimore
The heartbroken family of a woman killed in North Baltimore remembered her life at her funeral Thursday while demanding justice and answers in her brutal murder.
Report: Senior Baltimore employee sought to cut inspector general access
A new report by Baltimore City's Inspector General Isabel Cumming is the latest twist in an ongoing, often heated battle between Cumming and Mayor Brandon Scott over the fraud watchdog's access to records.
Coast Guard warns bigger ships pose risks to aging bridges
A new U.S. Coast Guard report found that ports across the country remain vulnerable to a tragedy like the 2024 Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
Baltimore rallies around grandmother after home ransacked, belongings stolen
The community is coming together to help a Baltimore grandmother who lost many of her possessions when her home was broken into last week.
Baltimore mom accused of leaving 6 kids home alone held without bail
An East Baltimore mother was held without bail Wednesday afternoon after a judge called her a threat to the public, citing an open warrant and a previous conviction stemming from a caught-on-camera assault.
Mother charged after 6 children left home alone in East Baltimore
The mother of six children found unattended in a home in Baltimore has been arrested and faces multiple child neglect charges.
Outrage after 2 dogs found dead in abandoned crate in Harford County
A woman walking her dog found two small terriers dead inside a crate on Harford Square Drive in Edgewood, Maryland.
Jada Sellers' family remembers the life and legacy of 17-year-old killed in Baltimore
The past month has been devastating for the family of Jada Sellers, the 17-year-old Milford Mill Academy honor student who was shot in Baltimore on July 31. For 12 days, doctors fought to save her life at Shock Trauma.
When will Baltimore's new Key Bridge reopen and how much will it cost?
Maryland transportation officials said the replacement Key Bridge remains on track to open by 2030 and that cost estimates have not increased in recent months.