20-year-old man fatally shot in Lauraville, Baltimore Police say
A 20-year-old man was fatally shot in Lauraville, according to Baltimore Police Department.
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Robert ‘Bob’ Helsley, graphic artist and poster designer, dies
Robert "Bob" Helsley, a graphics art teacher, poster designer and collector, died of pneumonia and...
Baltimore’s CFG Bank invests $3M in business loans to boost neighborhoods
Baltimore-based CFG Bank said Tuesday it invested $3 million in a business loan partnership aimed...
New MVA feature: Donate to veterans fund when registering vehicles online
Maryland drivers who go online to apply for or renew registration can donate to a...
Mediterranean cafe to expand, open Riverside location
A Mount-Vernon-based restaurant specializing in Mediterranean dining and cafe provisions will open a second location...
Baltimore veterans ‘say no’ to Trump’s long-promised deployment plans
Army veteran Bobby LaPin condemned Trump's actions: "Every time the National Guard has been called...
Fells Point bar responds to backlash after visit by patrons dressed as Nazis on Halloween
Fells Point's The Horse You Came In On Saloon has received backlash after a visit...
Baltimore Police officer loses pay amid suspension over viral crash video
The Baltimore Police officer seen in a video almost striking a man with his vehicle...
12 specials for Veterans Day in Maryland
Here are 12 restaurants, chains, small businesses and organizations offering Veterans Day discounts and specials...
Hampden landmark damaged by fire to be restored: ‘They don’t make buildings like this anymore’
"They don’t make buildings like this anymore," Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos said in an...
Baltimore weather: Cold Veterans Day after Western Maryland sees first real snow
After snow in Western Maryland, the Baltimore-area forecast looks cold.
FOX45: Judge denies bond for 15-year-old charged in Towson mall assault
The 15-year-old charged in a violent assault inside Towson Town Center was denied bond after...
Baltimore City Council pushes bill that could boost pay for security guards
Baltimore City Councilman Jermaine Jones introduced a bill Monday that would require certain employers to...
100-plus Baltimore firefighters contain 3-alarm blaze in historic Hampden building
Firefighters responded to the 3300 block of Keswick Road in North Baltimore for a building...
Jury hears closing arguments in trial in killing of Pasadena teen
Cameran Holt was celebrating Halloween last year in Baltimore when she was struck in the...
Maryland artists push back against ‘culture of censorship’
Whether it's Amy Sherald moving her controversial exhibit to Baltimore or the removal of Confederate...
Baltimore weather: Snow predicted in Western Maryland; Baltimore to see freezing temperatures
Colder weather is kicking up in Maryland this week, with snow predicted on the western...
Funeral services set for Baltimore deputy mayor Anthony Barksdale
Baltimore City Deputy Mayor Anthony Barksdale, who died suddenly on Thursday, will be honored with...
Baltimore Police investigate fatal shooting in Northwest District
Police are investigating a fatal shooting late Friday in Northwest Baltimore.
Workweek lane, road closures to complicate downtown Baltimore commutes
Those commuting into Baltimore in the coming work week will contend with significant road closures.
Red tape behind live entertainment licenses frustrates Baltimore bars
Bar owners say Baltimore's live entertainment licensing process is arduous, complicated and expensive.
Supreme Court issues emergency order to block full SNAP food aid payments
The Supreme Court on Friday granted the Trump administration’s emergency appeal to temporarily block a...
Remington warehouse fire displaces residents; community, city agencies offer support
Community organizations and city agencies rallied behind Remington residents temporarily displaced by a warehouse fire...
Veterans Day parade returns to Baltimore; traffic, parking restrictions set
Several downtown streets will close and parking rules will be temporarily suspended Saturday for the...
Remington warehouse fire contained; crews work into night
Baltimore firefighters have contained a four-alarm warehouse fire that broke out Friday afternoon in Remington...
Maryland to provide extra SNAP support amid federal funding uncertainty
As of Nov. 11, Maryland residents currently receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program [SNAP] benefits will...
Baltimore weather: Sunshine, clouds and rain this weekend
The Baltimore area can expect a mix of sunshine, clouds, and rain this weekend, according...
Police investigating KKK flyers found near city school, officials say
Baltimore City Public Schools issued a statement to parents disavowing flyers associated with a hate...
Baltimore Police Department to establish LGBTQ+ advisory board
The Baltimore Police Department is building a community advisory board aimed at connecting with the...
Anthony Barksdale, Baltimore deputy mayor and former city police official, dies at 53
Anthony E. Barksdale, deputy mayor of public safety and former acting commissioner of the Baltimore...
DNA match leads to indictment in 2000 Baltimore kidnapping, rape
DNA evidence led to the indictment of Michael Harris, already incarcerated on unrelated charges, in...
Baltimore Police seize cannabis, arrest 3 in convenience store probes
Police said Thursday that they charged three people after seizing 65 pounds of cannabis from...
Ellicott City sushi restaurateur to open in Souvlaki space
A new Japanese restaurant from the owners behind Yama Sushi in Ellicott City is one...
Holiday travel hit: BWI Marshall among airports facing flight cuts
BWI Marshall Airport is among 40 major U.S. hubs that will see flight capacity reduced...
Maryland casino revenues rise, despite uncertain economy
Maryland’s six casinos generated more than $162 million in gaming revenue in October, a 1%...
UPS plane’s last successful flight was out of BWI, hours before fatal KY crash
The UPS plane whose engine exploded in Kentucky had flown out of Baltimore Marshall Airport...
FAA reducing flights at 40 airports: 5 things Marylanders need to know
After the Federal Aviation Administration said it was reducing air traffic by 10% across 40...
Northwest Baltimore shooting leaves 1 man dead Wednesday night, police say
A man was fatally shot Wednesday night on West Rogers Avenue in Baltimore’s Woodmere neighborhood,...
36-year-old man fatally shot in Franklin Square neighborhood, police say
A man was fatally shot in the Franklin Square neighborhood on Wednesday, according to Baltimore...
Maryland animal groups strained by shutdown, SNAP uncertainty: ‘We already can’t help enough’
The government shutdown could pressure pet owners to surrender their animals, but Maryland rescue groups...
KKK flyers in Federal Hill prompt concern around safety for Digital Harbor students
Residents of Federal Hill were shocked to find flyers associated with a notorious hate group...
Man accused in 3 Baltimore-area killings faces first murder trial this week
Jury selection in Baltimore began in a murder trial for the killing of Sierra Johnson,...
Baltimore fiscal board’s future in doubt as City Charter is under review
Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen is convening a five-member committee to seek public input...
SNAP assistance calls overwhelm city phone system, Baltimore comptroller says
A surge in calls from residents seeking SNAP and food assistance caused intermittent outages and...
Downtown revitalization is on track but at crossroads
Downtown Baltimore's reinvention is on track, with noticeable improvements in streetscapes, crime reduction and business...
Baltimore City Council debates opioid response bill amid legal limits
Council wants to do something. Legally, it may not have the reach.
City may wait decades to recover more than $1M in BGE energy credits, audit says
Baltimore has racked up credit balances with Baltimore Gas and Electric that could take many...
Wellness collective Timbre to open ‘one-stop shop’ in Fells Point
A new wellness-focused collective called Timbre plans to open a 30,000-square-foot space in Fells Point...
Most types of crimes decreased across Baltimore this year. These haven’t.
Baltimore is seeing reductions in almost all types of crime — including homicides —this year...
Train collides with car at South Baltimore crossing, officials say
A CSX train struck a Jeep Cherokee at a South Baltimore rail crossing Wednesday morning...
Data and maps: View Baltimore crime reports for your neighborhood, block
View tables and maps of shooting, robbery, car theft, burglary and other crimes for all...
Household movers in Maryland will be required to register with state
State officials will require household moving companies to register with the Department of Labor starting...
Man fatally shot in Baltimore’s Oliver neighborhood Tuesday, police say
A man was fatally shot Tuesday evening in Baltimore’s Oliver neighborhood, prompting a homicide investigation,...
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates blames ‘previous administration’ for exoneration missteps
Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates took shots at his predecessor Marilyn Mosby this week, accusing...
Baltimore officials question police oversight, mayor’s office on officer accountability
Baltimore City Council members pressed police and city officials Tuesday over what they called systemic...
Maryland ed board proposes new policies on student expression, sex ed
The Maryland State Board of Education has proposed new policies that would set clearer limits...
Baltimore City Council advances nearly $113M to cover year-end agency deficits
A Baltimore City Council subcommittee voted unanimously to advance bills to would move around nearly $113 million to...
Maryland schools show modest gains on latest state report card
Results from the 2024-2025 Maryland School Report Card show modest gains statewide as tests scores...
Maryland school ratings: View 2024-25 data by school and district
View Maryland's star ratings for every public school based on factors including MCAP test scores,...
Bits & Bites: Picking crabs with MdFoodieBoyz podcasters; restaurants respond to SNAP
The MdFoodieBoyz podcasters pick crabs with The Baltimore Sun, Frank's Pizza and Pasta wins a...
Baltimore state’s attorney: Prisoner indictment ‘sends a strong message’ about faking evidence
Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates said falsifying exculpatory evidence, like is alleged in prosecutors' case...
Power plant owner Constellation exploring billions worth of energy projects for state
Baltimore-based energy company Constellation is laying the groundwork for what could be billions of dollars...
Food Depot in Northeast Baltimore to close in January, lay off 80 employees
The Food Depot on Belair Road will close in early 2026 according to Maryland’s Work...
Mark Conway securing private funding for Baltimore absenteeism study
Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway is gathering private funding for a study on student absenteeism, after...
Baltimore homicides down 31% from 2024, Mayor Brandon Scott says
Baltimore’s homicide rate continued its downward trend through October, dropping 31.7% compared with the same...
No charges in fatal shooting at Canton jewelry store
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates said the Oct. 16 shooting "meets the requirements of...
Portion of Key Highway in Federal Hill reopens after sinkhole repaired
A portion of Key Highway in Federal Hill was closed to traffic Monday because of...
FOX45: 5 people injured after being hit by car in downtown Baltimore
Five people suffered injuries after being hit by a car in downtown Baltimore, police said.
Naloxone boxes to be placed in Baltimore City metro stations
Mayor Brandon Scott announced a partnership between the city, MTA and Maryland Peer Advisory Council...
Uncertainty around SNAP funding worries Baltimore recipients and retailers
Around 145,000 Baltimoreans enrolled in SNAP — over 25% of the city’s population — will...
Campus threats have spiked. But they’re tough cases to crack, expert says.
John Jay College of criminal justice lecturer Brian Higgins said university hoax threat cases can...
Baltimore Police: Mom charged after telling dog to attack daughter, 17
A woman is charged with first-degree child abuse after Baltimore Police say she commanded her...
Man’s body pulled from water at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, police say
A man's dead body was pulled from Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Sunday morning, police said.
Birgitta Eivor Moylan, Johns Hopkins bacteriologist and Swedish Club leader, dies
Birgitta Eivor Moylan, a Johns Hopkins bacteriologist and pillar of Baltimore’s Swedish community, died Oct....
All Girls Matter tour arrives in Maryland to uplift, empower young girls
Tragil Wade-Johnson, sister of NBA star Dwyane Wade, brought her All Girls Matter Empowerment Conference...
FOX45: Suspended BPD officer stripped of volunteer firefight status in Harford County
Suspended Baltimore police officer Robert Parks is no longer an active volunteer firefighter in Harford...
Wealthy Baltimore homeowners underpay on property taxes while poor overpay, studies find
Studies show Baltimore’s lowest-value homes are routinely overassessed while high-value homes are underassessed, leaving poorer...
Baltimore Peninsula ends partnership with lead developer
The lead developer of one of the newest and most ambitious efforts to transform Baltimore's...
Sojourner Place project transforms historic downtown buildings into affordable homes
A new 48,000-square-foot development called Sojourner Place at Park will bring 42 affordable apartments to...
Maryland Film Festival with David Simon returns next week
The Maryland Film Festival returns to the Parkway Theatre next week for five days of...
Key Bridge rebuild advances; MDTA provides renderings, progress update
The Maryland Transportation Authority says plans for the new Francis Scott Key Bridge are taking...
Maryland law allows Dalya Attar to keep her Senate seat amid conspiracy charges
Maryland State Sen. Dalya Attar could lose her seat in the General Assembly if she...
Nottingham man charged in connection with juvenile sex trafficking
A 28-year-old registered sex offender was arrested and charged in connection with juvenile sex trafficking...
Baltimore weather: An extra hour of sleep before a sunny day ushers in threats of rain
A mix of clouds, sun and rain are on the horizon as we head into...
Baltimore school board opens search for new CEO after community feedback
Baltimore’s school board has begun recruiting for its next CEO after months of community feedback,...
‘Feet to the fire:’ López, DHS remain under scrutiny for foster care failings
As fallout continues over problems with Maryland's foster care system, Republican delegates have called for...
Baltimore boxer Gervonta Davis faces new domestic violence lawsuit in Miami
Baltimore boxer Gervonta “Tank” Davis has been sued in Miami for alleged assault and kidnapping...
FOX45: Baltimore schools CEO Sonja Santelises named Maryland Superintendent of the Year
Baltimore City Schools CEO Sonja Brookins Santelises has been named Maryland’s 2026 Superintendent of the...
Charm City Entertainment fires trivia host arrested on child porn charges
Charm City Entertainment has fired a trivia host after his arrest on child pornography charges,...
Maryland Legal Aid to provide free criminal record expungement, resume clinics
Maryland Legal Aid is partnering with other organizations to provide free expungement clinics and other...
Fresh produce, new art: West Baltimore nonprofit to host two celebrations Saturday
Members of the public are invited to observe cooking demonstrations, take part in artmaking activities,...
Baltimore Police identify officer seen in video nearly striking man
Baltimore Police Officer Robert Parks had his police powers suspended pending the results of an...
Druid Lake Project enters final design phase ahead of 2028 construction
The $50 million Druid Lake Project is entering its final design phase, with new bridges,...
Consent decree judge marks progress, despite ‘very troubling’ video of Baltimore Police officer
The federal judge overseeing the Baltimore Police's consent decree praised their progress but noted the...
Amy Sherald on censorship, Michelle Obama and Baltimore Museum of Art show | Q&A
As "Amy Sherald: American Sublime" opens this weekend at the Baltimore Museum of Art, the...
Sparrows Point man federally indicted over airsoft grenade at Home Depot
A Sparrow Points man has been federally indicted after allegedly lobbing an airsoft grenade at...
Morgan Wallen to bring tour to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium
Country music star Morgan Wallen will bring his Still the Problem Tour 2026 to M&T...
Maryland SPCA halts dog intakes after canine influenza case
The Maryland SPCA has paused all dog intakes for at least a month after a...
‘Corner boys’ and citations: Northeast Baltimore block waits for action
Residents near Yorkewood Apartments in Northeast Baltimore say open drug dealing and chronic code issues...
Dr. Arthur Leonard Pineau Jr., longtime Baltimore veterinarian, dies
Dr. Arthur Leonard Pineau Jr., a Baltimore veterinarian who co-owned Aardmore Veterinary Hospital and cared...