Baltimore City

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison implored any witnesses to talk to police after four kids were injured in a shooting outside a vacant East Baltimore rowhouse Tuesday night.

In the next few months, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore will begin administering to 30 of its animals, officials said.

Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, a reserved, mild-mannered pediatrician, found herself in the driver’s seat of a vulnerable city’s response to a pandemic.

With Maryland regulators drafting the rules for sports betting, some college athletics officials — and some oddsmakers — believe universities could do more to safeguard against leaks from campus that could affect schools’ images and credibility.

Opinions swirled around the controversial street sign in Pigtown, from a grieving woman who wants her brother’s name remembered to the families frustrated that their street could be dedicated to a man with such a rap sheet.

Bulk trash pick up and old appliance removal will resume in Baltimore City in about two weeks with a modified schedule, city officials announced Wednesday.

An investigation by the Baltimore Inspector General’s Office found that an auctioneer owed the city nearly half a million dollars from auctions of impounded or abandoned vehicles in the summer of 2018.

Local artist and MICA grad is used to his artwork dangling above but a new commission has him firmly planted on the ground.

Participants range from Baltimore steakhouses and pizzerias to a coffee shop in Cumberland.

For those who are new to Judaism in Baltimore, Yom Kippur looms as a major landmark on a long spiritual journey.

Sherry Birmingham, 48, had turned her life around and was living with her daughter. After a dispute, her family and police say her daughter killed her.

A total of nine people were shot, including four teens in a single incident, and one person was killed in incidents across Baltimore on Tuesday, police said.