5-year-old in critical condition after being hit by tow truck in Baltimore
The child was hit after she stepped into the roadway in the 1800 block of Aisquith Street on Monday.
7/8/22—A Baltimore Police officer’s car is parked on the corner of E Lombard St. & President St.
Gunfire interrupts Glen Burnie memorial service, injuring man, police say
Medics with the Anne Arundel County Fire Department took the injured man to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore, according to police.
An Anne Arundel County Police vehicle.
Gov. Moore appeals FEMA denial of Western Maryland flood aid
The cost of storm damage has doubled to more than $30 million from initial estimates.
Gov. Wes Moore surveys the damage to the Westernport Library on May 15, two days after a storm caused catastrophic flooding in the area.
Jordan Westburg would like to see ‘void’ in veteran leadership addressed this offseason
"I think I speak for Jackson, Gunnar, Adley, myself, we are more reserved, quiet," Westburg said. "We are more lead-by-example guys. This clubhouse doesn’t really have that loud voice, perhaps."
Jordan Westburg celebrates after hitting a two-run home run in the second inning against the New York Mets on July 10.
Cargo ship sends mayday after explosion near Key Bridge, no injuries reported
A cargo ship near the site of the Key Bridge caught on fire and sent out a mayday call.
he W-Sapphire bulk carrier is seen anchored off Sandy Point the morning after an explosion occurred in one of its holds as it was leaving the Port of Baltimore
The Orioles’ (almost) entirely homegrown lineup | Banner Baseball Show
Dylan Beavers and Samuel Basallo give the O's an impressive collection of homegrown position players.
Steel pieces integral to rebuilding Key Bridge arrive in Baltimore
Beginning in September, engineers will test long, cylindrical columns that will ultimately form the new Key Bridge’s base.
A massive piece of a load test frame is lifted onto a barge to be transported to the Francis Scott Key Bridge site on Monday.
Federal workers: Fired by Trump, frozen out by Moore
While hundreds of federal workers have found room in Maryland's lifeboat, according to state officials, many others were left behind.
A former employee of the Department of Health and Human Services said he applied to state jobs for their stability, benefits and option to telework.
David Herman, an artist and connector, inspired passion in others
Baltimore artist David Herman died last month. His Grey Matter Art Space in the Cork Factory of Station North was a gathering place for friends and artists.
A self portrait of David Herman stands next to a table of mementos from friends, including his favorite snack of cheese and crackers, flowers, and a can of LaCroix sparkling water.
Yvette Davids wraps critique of her Naval Academy ouster in praise
On the way out the door as Naval Academy superintendent, Vice Adm. Yvette Davids wasn’t going to let anyone denigrate her institution or those who have made it a success.
Vice Adm. Yvette Davids addresses the Naval Academy superintendent’s change of command ceremony Friday in Annapolis.
Highwire Improv keeps Baltimore on its toes
Highwire Improv manages over 100 ensembles that can be hired for improv events at companies and organizations, with a new space in in Highlandtown.
Highwire Improv founders, from top, Geoff Taylor, Barry Wright, Kristen McKenzie, and Brian Shea.
Trevor Rogers spins another gem, this time with Samuel Basallo behind the plate
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Trevor Rogers is congratulated by catcher Samuel Basallo after completing the bottom of the seventh inning.
Orioles infielder Jordan Westburg exits game with ‘mild’ right ankle injury
After the Orioles’ 6-3 win, interim manager Tony Mansolino said he did not think the injury was serious.
Jordan Westburg of the Baltimore Orioles walks off the field from second base due to an injury in the first inning.
Swimmer disappears at Beaver Dam Swimming Club
Baltimore County Fire Department calls off search Sunday evening for a swimmer at Beaver Dam Swim Club who disappeared.
Ravens training camp highlights: Why John Harbaugh isn’t concerned about the secondary
The Ravens were missing three of their projected top six cornerbacks Monday, but they should be back by Week 1.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh takes questions from the media following practice on Aug. 5.
Baltimore City Council bill would raise taxes on vacant lots
A proposal from Baltimore Councilwoman Odette Ramos would tax vacant lots at four times the current rate.
A Baltimore City Council bill would quadruple the property tax rate on vacant lots.
Piedmont power line project wants U.S. Marshals to help survey Maryland properties
PSEG Renewable Transmission is requesting federal protection for its crews surveying property in three Maryland counties.
According to the court filing, survey crews and private security personnel faced multiple threats while trying to conduct property assessments at six locations. 
Ravens rookie OL Emery Jones Jr. will miss start of season; OLB Adisa Isaac to undergo surgery
Jones’ injury should open a spot on the Ravens' initial 53-man roster for another offensive lineman.
Emery Jones Jr. speaks to the media during the 2025 NFL scouting combine in March.
From HBO to Hulu, these Baltimore musicians are crafting your TV soundtracks
Meet the three Baltimore musicians who are helping tell the stories of three new TV series, including “Iyanu,“ “Washington Black” and “Task.”
Andrew “December Moon” Johnson adds percussion during an “Iyanu” studio session.
Docks restaurant owner ordered to pay $8.1 million to landlord
Gregory Pranzo, the restaurateur behind Docks on the Harbor, has been ordered to pay more than $8 million to Cordish Companies, his former landlord.
The former location of Docks on the Harbor in Baltimore.
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