What is Question F? Baltimore voters can decide on Inner Harbor's future development.
Baltimore City voters will be casting their ballots to decide the future of the Inner Harbor.
What is Baltimore City Question H? The number of city council districts is up for vote.
Question H asks Baltimore City voters if the council should be reduced from 14 members to eight.
Mother of 5-year-old girl found dead in East Baltimore has initial hearing postponed
Bernice Byrd, a mother who was arrested after her 5-year-old daughter died in their East Baltimore home, had her first court hearing postponed for the second straight day.
Baltimore 5-year-old who died was emaciated and extremely malnourished, police say
A 5-year-old girl who died at her East Baltimore home on Monday was described as emaciated and extremely malnourished, according to the police report.
Jury selected for trial of suspect in murder of Edmondson-Westside student Deanta Dorsey
The jury has been selected in the trial for one of the teens accused in the 2023 murder of Westside-Edmonson High School student Deanta Dorsey at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center.
Police seek answers from separate Columbia shootings that injured teens, killed man
A 26-year-man was reported missing days before he was found shot to death inside a parked vehicle behind an office building in Columbia early Saturday, according to Howard County Police.
Three shot, one dead, in two separate shootings near Columbia shopping center
Two teenagers were injured, and a man died, in two separate shootings on Saturday at nearby locations in Howard County.
Fate of crucial Inner Harbor revitalization ballot question up to Maryland's highest court
Maryland's Supreme Court heard an appeal on Wednesday on a crucial ballot question needed for the revitalization efforts at Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Baltimore City tackles vacant homes crisis with push to increase tax property rates
Baltimore's city council introduced a new bill that would create a special property tax rate increase on vacant homes.
Jewish community gathers in Baltimore County to remember those killed during attack on Israel
Hundreds gathered, including Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, at Beth El Congregation in Pikesville to remember and honor the lives lost on the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks on Israel.
Maryland pro-Palestine, pro-Israel student groups rally amid Middle East crisis
University of Maryland students gathered separately in support of Israel and Palestine on Monday, which marked one year since the deadly attacks by Hamas.
Gun violence data tracker launched to provide transparency for Baltimore communities
Gun violence has plagued Baltimore City neighborhoods for decades and is often a topic discussed in the community, during elections, and even on WJZ newscasts.
One year after deadly Hamas attack, survivor shares miraculous escape story
Monday marks one year since a group of Hamas militants launched a deadly attack at a music festival in southern Israel, which increased tensions and fueled a year of violence in the Middle East.
Rachel Morin's murder suspect waives right to speedy trial, hearing delayed to 2025
The man charged in the rape and death of a Harford County mother of five appeared in person in court on Friday.
Port of Baltimore workers to return to the job Friday after three-day strike ends
Port workers at the Port of Baltimore will return to work on Friday after their union agreed to end its three-day strike following a compromise with the U.S. Maritime Alliance.