A fire in a two-story vacant home sent four people to the hospital Wednesday, the Baltimore Fire Department said.

A University of Baltimore student took to TikTok on Monday night to voice concerns of a peer who she believes poses a threat to campus safety and who was found to be carrying a gun after being arrested on campus. University President Kurt Schmoke notified the campus of the arrest days later.

Two Curtis Bay residents filed a proposed class action lawsuit against freight railroad CSX on Tuesday, escalating the community’s demand for relief from the company’s coal facility that some residents claim is hazardous to their health and property.

Eighteen Baltimore cultural institutions will receive $2 million from the city over two years to improve their physical spaces, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday.

The Baltimore City Council is taking a second look at the city’s use of facial recognition technology ahead of the expiration of a moratorium later this year that barred its use.

David M. Porter, a retired state Department of Business and Economic Development lawyer, died Sept. 21 at Symphony Manor, a Roland Park assisted living and memory support facility.

A man was killed and a 19-year-old was injured in two separate shootings Wednesday morning, Baltimore Police said.

A city judge handed down consecutive life sentences for a Baltimore County man convicted in a 2019 crime spree that culminated in the fatal shootings of a man and a woman in Southwest Baltimore.