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Anita Moore is hugged by Lisa Brown who rushed to the scene of the gas explosion that killed two people.
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Warning: The following video contain graphic content. Officer Daniel Stickney is being sued for the shooting death of James Meadows.
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Angelo White reacts to seeing the damage after a gas explosion destroyed his former home.
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The gas explosion that killed two people in Northwest Baltimore was caught on a RING.com camera footage on Labyrinth Road. (Video courtesy of Dominique Bass)
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A second person was found dead among rubble overnight following a gas explosion that leveled three houses on Labyrinth Road in Pikesville Monday morning.
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"No – opting-out never really crossed my mind," said tightend Mark Andrews. "Obviously, I think that safety is the most important thing."
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Ravens tackle Ronnie Stanley on preseason games being cancelled for rookies this season. "I think that it's definitely really difficult," said Stanley.
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Blair Adams with the Baltimore Fire Department confirms that at least one person died in a house explosion Monday morning. More updates to come.
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Resident Moses Glover talks about the major gas explosion that ripped through homes in his Reisterstown Station neighborhood.
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“I came downstairs and saw all of the front of the houses across the street, they were on the ground," said Moses Glover.
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Baltimore City Councilman Zeke Cohen shared support for restaurants that are voluntarily deciding not to reopen indoor dining options even at reduced capacity.
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Some Dundalk residents say they haven't had mail delivered in weeks.
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“I definitely considered it,” said Campbell. "You can’t play football with this going on and not think about the risk you’re going to put on yourself."
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The Baltimore Sun’s reporter Colin Campbell on the use of wearing a mask if you previously had COVID-19.
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Ravens second-year wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown talks about playing at 157 pounds last season to now weighing 180 pounds this season.
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A Flash Flood Warning was issued for much of the Baltimore region until 1 p.m.
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National Day of Resistance action to demand free Essentials internet access at higher speed for students and educators until 60 days after school restoration
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Mayor Jack Young on Baltimore's preparation for Tropical storm Isaias as it moves up the East Coast of the United States.
