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Demonstrators and police in downtown Baltimore to protest George Floyd’s killing in Minneapolis by a then-police officer.
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Diners talk about the joy of outdoor dining on Friday, May 29 after Gov. Larry Hogan lifted some coronavirus restrictions.
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Journalist Pedro Palomino is keeping the Spanish-speaking community informed during the COVID-19 crisis through his Mundo Latino newspaper and his website.
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Grayson Moon, a Baltimore musician, is one of many residents who've been struggling with the state's unemployment system during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ananda prepares to reopen for outdoor service after Governor Hogan lifts some restaurant restrictions starting Friday at 5 p.m.
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Beginning at 5 p.m. Friday, Baltimore County restaurants already permitted for outdoor seating can resume, County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said.
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The Ravens offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley discusses the challenges the coronavirus has created as well as his contract.
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An arrest warrant was issued for Antonio Oliver Janifer, 28, in connection with Tuesday's shooting of an officer in Fed Hill, announced Commissioner Harrison.
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Father Jeffrey Dauses was happy to have a chalice, given to him by his parents 30 years ago, returned after it had been missing for years.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison talks about a crime scene in Federal Hill where a police officer was shot and injured.
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Governor Larry Hogan announced starting May 29th restaurants will be able to reopen with outdoor seating. Hogan also lifted restrictions on youth sports, pools.
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The six leading Democratic mayoral candidates debated in a forum hosted by the Greater Baltimore Committee and WBAL-AM.
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A video shot on Memorial Day of a man jumping into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor near Fells Point, drawing disgust from locals on social media.
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The all-metro athlete of the year, Angel Reese of the St. Frances Panthers, will play for University of Maryland.
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Maryland Live Casino works feverishly to comply in order to open during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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The Baltimore Sun's editorial board endorsement interview of Baltimore City Council president candidate Carl Stokes. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun video)
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Mayor Bernard "Jack" Young again asked president Trump to not visit the city on Memorial Day due to the stay-at-home order in Baltimore.
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Families venture out on May 19, 2020 to walk and shop at Annapolis' city dock during phase 1 of reopening from the coronavirus pandemic.
