Baltimore City

It’s possible we will see 5 or more inches of snow Tuesday into Wednesday.

From foodie experiences to festive parties, Baltimore has plenty of ways for singles to celebrate Valentine’s or Galentine’s, according to social media influencer Chris Franzoni.

From classic halls lit by buzzing fluorescent lights to cozy corners in neighborhood bars, the Baltimore area offers a range of places to rack ’em up.

We’re here to help you understand the latest moves by the Trump administration and how they might impact Maryland.

Fuzzies, the smashburger business previously stationed at Peabody Heights Brewery, will serve its burgers from The Undefeated, a new Atlas Restaurant Group cocktail bar.

The Baltimore region will likely see it all Saturday: snow, freezing rain and rain.

Before Kentucky had bourbon, Maryland had rye whiskey. A historic distillery is in the path of the wrecking ball.

More than 100 groups and contractors will be affected by cuts at USAID, a review by the Baltimore Banner shows.

Alexis Perez Suarez faces three counts stemming from allegations that he operated a drone over the stadium Jan. 11 despite a temporary flight restriction.

State-funded improvements to Ripken Stadium are getting underway in Aberdeen, although the minor league baseball team that plays there, the IronBirds, faces an uncertain future.

State inspectors have cited the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services with health and safety violations after parole agent’s killing.

As has long been an Alvin Ailey tradition, the company opened its 2025 North American tour this week with a six-day run at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

A Maryland addiction treatment program that was ordered to cease and desist counseling services has stopped paying rent on at least three properties.

Patrick Brice, 28, was found guilty of second-degree assault and reckless endangerment for a random attack outside of a Planned Parenthood center in Baltimore.

Baltimore City Department of Public Works is responding to a water main break that caused the road to collapse.

Visit Baltimore CEO and President Al Hutchinson, hired in 2016, will step down this summer, the organization announced Thursday.

Under Armour isn’t expecting to be affected by proposed Trump tariffs, and in an earnings call Thursday it reported a 6% quarterly decline in revenue, which was less than projected.

The Ravens aren’t in the Super Bowl, but there are still plenty of local places to enjoy the game.

Parents should expect a delayed start to summer or virtual learning makeup days.

Catholic Relief Services may be the next Baltimore-based humanitarian aid group to face major cuts as the Trump administration’s DOGE slashes USAID funding.