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A rope tied into a noose was found at a construction site in an off-campus building owned by Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on Thursday, university officials announced late Friday night.
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Baltimore police responding to a call in Northwest Baltimore find man fatally shot.
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Ciao Bella, a Little Italy fixture for 29 years ago, has announced it is closing for good, despite financial backing from Ravens great Ray Lewis.
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Baltimore Police have identified the officers involved in the shooting of an armed man who was experiencing a behavioral crisis Wednesday, leaving him in critical condition in a local hospital.
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Baltimore firefighters responding to an overnight rowhouse blaze in Southeast Baltimore found an occupant dead on the second floor, the department said.
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As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Maryland officials confirmed 538 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, the second straight day the figure has topped 500 after being under that total for two weeks.
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Attorneys for two men charged with assaulting a Baltimore police officer earlier this year say newly obtained video puts the case in a drastically different light.
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Here's everything we've learned about the reoccurring fireworks in Baltimore.
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Netflix’s “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot dropped this week, and the first episode explores unanswered questions in the death of Rey Rivera, a 32-year-old Baltimore man found dead in 2006.
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The Salute to America flyover announced last week to help celebrate the United States’ 244th birthday will pass Fort McHenry in Baltimore at approximately 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Pen & Quill, a new American restaurant in Station North in Baltimore, will be shutting its doors after six years.
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In a statement sent by the company’s lawyers Thursday, the restaurant group touted its good works, released surveillance photos that show Black patrons at Ouzo Bay, and even identified the brand of shorts a white child was wearing on Father’s Day.
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As part of $413 million in budget cuts caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the state Board of Public Works has scrapped plans to expand the Maryland attorney general’s office by adding a unit to prosecute street crime in Baltimore.
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Maryland officials are looking at new vendors to potentially print and mail ballots for the November election after having several issues during the primary with the company they used to handle sending out ballots.
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Baltimore Police said a 34-year-old man died in a shooting in South Clifton Park in East Baltimore on Thursday.
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Residents and tenant advocates say they are bracing for a “tsunami” of evictions once court proceedings resume in Maryland and federal coronavirus aid evaporates.
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Baltimore city leaders warned residents ahead of Fourth of July weekend that igniting fireworks or sparklers is illegal — and asked people to report to police where they’re being stored, sold or set off.
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A man shot by Baltimore police during a behavioral crisis Wednesday is in critical but stable condition as investigators continue to review the events that led him to allegedly pull a gun on officers.
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The latest incident at another Atlas owned property drew protests.
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The Living Classrooms Foundation has removed the name of a former U.S. Supreme Court justice amid a national reckoning on racism.
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Bill and Shanna Janu straddle the issues of the day to a degree few of their friends could imagine. He is a white sergeant in the Baltimore Police Department. She is a Black attorney at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. They’re raising two children — 4-year-old Wesley and 1-year-old Cordelia — in a city and country laced with dangers for young Black people. With shared curiosity and respect for one another’s open minds, they’ve built a loving relationship across divides that seem unbridgeable to many Americans.
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Baltimore County Police said they are investigating a possible shooting in Windsor Mill involving an 11-year-old girl.
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Maryland health officials have never provided a full list of nursing homes where outbreaks have been confirmed, even to the administrators working to protect residents.
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As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Maryland officials confirmed 538 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, the second straight day the figure has topped 500 after being under that total for two weeks.
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Joshua Wallace, of Bel Air, is facing multiple charges in the hit-and-run death of Alessandro “Alex” Lori on Main Street in Bel Air on Wednesday, July 1.
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Baltimore County Police said they are investigating a possible shooting in Windsor Mill involving an 11-year-old girl.
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Dictionary panic ensued when someone found Merriam-Webster had included 'irregardless'
