East Baltimore neighborhoods

Every four years, Baltimore’s soccer fans — from around the globe — show up at local establishments to watch the World Cup.

The weather forecast in Baltimore calls for freezing rain, but no snow. Freezing rain can make for a dangerous morning commute, as roads and sidewalks could be slippery.

Upper Fells Point-based artist and muralist Jaz Erenberg went viral on social media after she posted a video of the artwork she painted on her rowhome.

November was packed full of news, and we have the photos to prove it. From elections, evictions and explosions...here are 20 of our favorites.

The former school has hosted a film festival, art shows and photography by neighborhood kids.

Diverse dancers are finding lead opportunities in the iconic ballet ”The Nutcracker” in the Baltimore area this holiday season.

The bowling center abruptly closed over the weekend.

There are still many duckpin bowling options in the area.

If you need more space to host out-of-town guests or you're looking for a break from your own home, start here.

Rumors have circulated since earlier this year that Slutty Vegan would be coming to Baltimore.

If you don’t have a big enough TV, or would prefer to watch with an excited crowd, we’ve got you covered with this roundup of places to go.

You may or may have not seen Woody around town on festival stages, on a Calvin Klein billboard shot by SHAN Wallace or entertaining a wine glass-gripping crowd at the Eubie Blake’s courtyard.

The 49th annual Mayor’s Christmas Parade is scheduled for the same time as the Ravens-Broncos game at M&T Bank Stadium, and city officials are concerned about having enough police officers to cover both events. But organizers say they've received assurances a solution will be found.

The Baltimore liquor board ordered community agreement between the community groups, but negotiations took an unexpected turn.

For Maryland’s American Indian population, Thanksgiving can be a complicated — and oftentimes painful — reminder of lost lives, land and culture.

Dreamers & Make-Believers is believed to be the first bookstore in the neighborhood in at least 10 years.

Leave and come back or stay and never go — some of Baltimore’s magnetism is rooted in childhood.

A Miami-based company is finding a niche marketing homes in distressed Baltimore neighborhoods to investors in Turkey.

Christina Delgado is “Nuyorican,” or a New York Puerto Rican, and recently opened in her first Baltimore home the Puerto Rican Home Museum, a mixed-media collective exhibit that celebrates Puerto Rican families and culture.

The outdoor clothing and gear store in Fells Point is the California-based company’s biggest store yet and includes a community space with plans to focus on environmental issues.