Dundalk residents want a permanent fix after influx of water main breaks
Dundalk residents say their community has experienced four water main breaks since May, and they are frustrated with the damage left behind.
Baltimore Ravens fans flock to training facility for first public practice
The Ravens kicked off training camp Wednesday in Owings Mills, Maryland, welcoming fans for the first open practice of the year.
Alleged Baltimore City serial flasher caught and held behind bars
A serial flasher, accused of running through the streets of a Baltimore neighborhood naked, was caught, according to police.
Power restored to Baltimore apartment building after evacuation
Baltimore firefighters arrived at the Johnston Square Apartments on Greenmount Ave. and found an active fire in an outdoor flowerbed.
"Completely naked" serial flasher roaming streets of Baltimore neighborhood
The serial flasher has been caught on camera in the act, and neighbors hope police catch him.
What does the Chick-fil-A cyberattack mean for Maryland customers?
The cyberattack impacted Chick-fil-A One Loyalty accounts in 10 states, including Maryland.
Man allegedly urinated on family at Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore
A family is in shock after a man allegedly urinated on multiple people, including an 8-year-old girl, during the Morgan Wallen concert on Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, members of Congress tour Key Bridge rebuild construction
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said the Francis Scott Key Bridge will be built on time, on budget, and with safety in mind, calling it a national priority.
Repairs underway at Baltimore DPW plant to address unsafe conditions
Extreme temperatures, poor ventilation and broken showers are what some Baltimore DPW employees are dealing with, according to an OIG report.
5,000 dead fish on surface of Baltimore's Inner Harbor
A reported fish kill has left approximately 5,000 dead fish and other species on the surface of Baltimore's Inner Harbor, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE).
Carroll County communities remain without electricity days after strong storms
Some neighbors in the Sykesville and Eldersburg area of Carroll County are still without power, spending more than 90 hours in the dark since strong storms ripped through Maryland last weekend.
Power slowly being restored after damaging storms swept through Maryland
As of Tuesday afternoon, more than 7,000 BGE customers were still without power.
City warns against illegal fireworks as Baltimore adjusts 4th of July plans for safety
The heat and humidity have changed some Baltimore-area Fourth of July activities, pushing them back to keep people out of the heat.
What are Baltimore unions doing to protect workers during this heat wave?
Preparing for the heat is top of mind for Baltimore worker unions, including the city's firefighters and port workers.
Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland helps vulnerable neighbors during heat wave
Keeping the most vulnerable neighbors safe during the heat wave is a priority for Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland.