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Heavy traffic expected for CIAA tournament: What to know about getting around downtown
Plan ahead if you're traveling through Baltimore this week because traffic is expected to be heavier than usual due to the CIAA tournament at CFG Bank Arena.
Ball falls through the net during the Shaw University vs. Winston-Salem State game during the CIAA  tournament at CFG Bank Arena, Thursday, February 23, 2023.
Legionella again detected at 3 Baltimore courthouses
Elevated levels of the Legionella bacteria were again detected at three Baltimore City courthouses, the mayor’s office announced on Friday.
Baltimore City District (People's) Courthouse at 501 E. Fayette Street
Phebe McPherson, first woman ordained an Episcopal priest in Maryland, always led with love
The Rev. Dr. Phebe McPherson, the first woman ordained a priest in the Episcopal Church in Maryland, died Feb. 6 of complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 74.
Phebe McPherson.
Maryland Food Bank CEO proud of impactful and ‘neighbor-centered’ work as he steps down
After eight years of serving at the helm of an organization that distributes 52 million pounds of food annually, Carmen Del Guercio is stepping down as CEO of Maryland Food Bank.
Carmen Del Guercio, the outgoing CEO of Maryland Food Bank.
How one restaurant got caught up in Trump’s crackdown on immigration
HomeSlyce, a Mount Vernon restaurant of more than a decade, was left in disarray after ICE removed multiple staff members.
HomeSlyce in Mount Vernon is trying to make ends meet after multiple staff members were detained by ICE.
City administrator creating new deputy mayor job to improve city services
By hiring a deputy mayor of operations to oversee DOT and DPW, it is expected those agencies will be more closely watched and will operate with more efficiency.
Trash cans on North Chester Street are set out for pickup in the afternoon of Thursday, August 29, 2024.
Amazon driver who ran over woman in Baltimore and fled now faces more charges
The Amazon driver who ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood is now facing additional charges following his arrest on Thursday, according to court records.
The intersection of E. Pratt and S. Chester streets, where an Amazon driver ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
Baltimore man charged with murder in shooting at senior living facility
A 65-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder in a double shooting inside a senior living facility in Baltimore on Thursday.
Police presence outside Pleasant View Gardens on Thursday, February 20, 2025, as they investigate a shooting inside the senior living facility.
Paulie Gee’s owner working on ‘potential future’ for pizzeria after closure
The same day he closed down his Hampden pizzeria, Paulie Gee’s owner Kelly Beckham told Facebook he’s working on a comeback.
A pepperoni pizza slice from Paulie Gee's in Hampden.
Your guide to CIAA events, from step shows to a Black-owned restaurant tour
The CIAA tournament is more than a basketball tournament — it’s a weeklong celebration in Baltimore offering a wide array of activities, including parties, educational events and concerts.
Lincoln University’s cheerleaders and marching band perform during the CIAA Fan Fest Battle of the Bands at the Baltimore Convention Center last year.
Where to reel in Baltimore’s delicious fish sandwiches
As a seafood city, it’s only right that Baltimore has some fish sandwich gems.
Home BBQ and Fish has a stall in Northeast Market and can get quite busy during a lunch rush.
BGE customers demand rate relief as utility bills soar: ‘Shouldn’t have to choose between oxygen and the heat’
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company customers in Baltimore and around Maryland are facing significant rate increases.
The People’s Counsel David S. Lapp testified Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025, during a Baltimore City Council committee about BGE rate increases, the high bills and winter shut-offs.
Baltimore Dems tap Sean Stinnett, spouse of local party chair, for open delegate seat
Sean Stinnett, a community leader who is married to the chair of Baltimore’s Democratic Party, has been nominated for an open seat in the House of Delegates.
The U.S. and Maryland flags fly at half staff on Jan. 20, 2025, hours before the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States, to honor Jimmy Carter, the 39th.
Amazon truck driver who ran over woman then fled in Baltimore turned himself in to police
The Amazon driver who ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday night turned himself in, according to Baltimore Police.
The intersection of E. Pratt and S. Chester streets, where an Amazon driver ran over a woman in the Butchers Hill neighborhood and fled on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
Former Baltimore City employee who took bribes to wipe tax liens gets 4 years in prison
Joseph Gillespie’s attorneys asked for two years, but the request was denied by U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett, who expressed extreme disappointment with Gillespie’s conduct.
Exterior of the Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse in Baltimore on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
Why the White House posted about an undocumented trans woman from Maryland
The White House posted a picture of April Amaya-Luis on its X account as an example of crimes it claims were committed by immigrants.
April Amaya-Luis, left, and her husband Tyler Schelts.
Moore’s effort to reshape statewide education plan hits major opposition
The strong opposition leaves little chance that Moore’s legislation — which would reduce the total increases in spending by $1.6 billion over four years — will remain unchanged before it gets a legislative vote.
Students and other attendees hold signs during a joint bill hearing for Gov. Wes Moore's proposal to scale back a statewide education plan.
Archdiocese of Baltimore names head of Notre Dame Prep to lead Catholic schools
Sister Patricia McCarron, the longtime head of Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson, will become superintendent of the Baltimore area’s Catholic schools system in August.
Sister Patricia McCarron, currently the head of the Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson, will take over as superintendent of the Archdiocese of Baltimore's Catholic schools in August.
Suspect in custody after double shooting inside Baltimore senior living facility leaves 1 man dead
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting that unfolded inside a senior living facility Thursday morning, a police spokesperson said.
Police presence outside Pleasant View Gardens on Thursday, February 20, 2025, as they investigate a shooting inside the senior living facility.
Bitter cold and high winds, but little snow expected Thursday
Maryland continues battling brutal cold and high winds, but updated forecasts call for little to no snow in the Baltimore region Thursday.
A person walks in Fells Point, Baltimore, on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. Below freezing conditions persisted in Maryland Wednesday morning, accompanied by wind gusts making it feel close to zero degrees in parts of the state. The extreme cold warning for western Maryland and the cold weather advisory for the rest of the state — including Baltimore City and Baltimore, Howard, Anne Arundel, Harford and Carroll counties — remain in effect until Thursday morning at 10 a.m.
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