Baltimore City

The coffee giant is in the midst of a massive restructuring plan, which includes seeking to create a cozy, "coffeehouse vibe."

The ‘Messy’ singer had been scheduled to perform at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

Bartender Chris Canty, who died Sept. 13 at 41, was a consummate businessman who knew how to have fun.

Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley was released from the hospital Saturday after falling at his home, officials said.

Tucked away in Rockland, this home boasts 5,000 square feet of impressive living space, including an extraordinary kitchen, charming sitting rooms and a luxurious primary suite.

The Garden Art Party initiative blends art, environmental education and food sustainability through inclusive, joy-filled, free community gatherings.

Rev. Lee Hudson, a founding board member of Maryland Health Care for All who worked with various advocacy groups to improve housing options for seniors, died Aug. 29 after a cardiac episode. He was 78.

An online hearing on the issue that has paused the Baltimore union election has been set for Oct. 9.

The fire broke out on Sept. 2, just before 3 p.m., with a witness reporting he saw flames on the rear roof of a building in the 200 block of W. Fayette St., according to the incident report.

Pie Time in Patterson Park is closing after “business mistakes and a dollop of bad luck,” according to an Instagram post.

Jimmy Kimmel and many others have used the First Amendment to be as truthful or tasteless as possible. It’s never gotten them fired.

Baltimore Police are investigating the deaths of two unidentified males found in different neighborhoods Thursday and a stabbing that left a man dead.

Howard Janet died on Sept. 18 after complications from a heart and kidney transplant. He was 70.

Telraam devices are all over Europe. Now they’re helping Baltimore neighborhoods track traffic.

Exonerated of the crime, Melvin Thomas, now 45, collected $1.6 million in wrongful conviction compensation from the state in 2021. But he wanted the city to pay, too, and filed a lawsuit against the police department and officers involved with the case.

Derwin Cox, of Upper Fells Point, was found not guilty on Tuesday in Baltimore Circuit Court of second-degree rape, third- and fourth-degree sex offense, home invasion and related offenses.

Her death comes one week after publication of a legislative audit that criticized the state for placing nearly 300 foster children in hotels instead of homes over a two-year period.

Audrey Cooper helped usher the country’s most listened-to public radio station and the San Francisco Chronicle through integral change.

Whether you want to see a Broadway play in Baltimore, cheer on the pig races at Pigtown Festival or indulge your sweet tooth at a desserts festival, we’ve got you covered.

Where to find scenic views less an hour’s drive from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.