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8 places new moms should visit with kids — and solo — in Baltimore
For the moms who are tired of making lists, here’s one you can get behind.
The Davis Planetarium at the Maryland Science Center is a great place to take your little ones.
ā€˜A $5 billion startup’: Under Armour opens Baltimore Peninsula store, seeks to reenergize brand
A ceremony Saturday formally launched Under Armour’s new Baltimore Peninsula store. It also punctuated a season of change for the storied Baltimore brand.
Under Armour's new Baltimore Peninsula campus on December 7, 2024, in Baltimore, Md.
Marcus Banks scores 22 points in UMBC’s 84-71 win at Towson
Banks shot 8-for-18, including 5-for-11 from beyond the arc, for the Retrievers (6-5)
Firefighters seek out hot spots after Woodberry fire completely contained
Mayor Brandon Scott on Saturday said Camp Small provides an important service to the city and officials must ā€œkeep that operation going.ā€
Heavy equipment was brought in to help firefighters seek out hot spots.
4 must-see art exhibits in Baltimore galleries this December
Look at visions of the past, present and future with these Baltimore art exhibits, including work by Devin Allen and a Baker Artists Portfolio show, BmoreArt writes.
Devin Allen's ā€œUntitled - 14 ā€ from his "The Texture That Made US" series. A retrospective by the artist is now on display at Galerie Myrtis.
Before the fire, Baltimore’s Camp Small supplied wood for fine furniture and elephant toys
Baltimore’s craftsmen had depended on the lumberyard at Camp Small for precious, hard-to-find native timber.
Camp Small in 2023.
Former CEO of Baltimore public schools was committed to student success
Gregory Thornton, who served as CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools from 2014 to 2016, died on Nov. 29. He was 69.
Gregory Thornton, former CEO of Baltimore public schools.
Baltimore cop forgives man who carjacked him at gunpoint: ā€˜No hard feelings’
Trevon Gardner, 25, of Reisterstown, pleaded guilty on Friday in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to carjacking and a related firearm charge.
Baltimore Police Detective Aaron Cain was carjacked outside a 7-Eleven on South Hanover Street near Cherry Hill on May 3, 2022. Three people stole his unmarked 2018 Ford Fusion and crashed it about a half-mile away.
Camp Small is the Baltimore success story at the center of Thursday’s fire
Part of the city's zero-waste efforts, Camp Small makes and sells mulch, firewood, whole logs and its premium product: lumber.
Camp Small in 2023.
Attorney Stephen L. Snyder says he was not competent to represent himself, seeks acquittal
Convicted and jailed, Stephen L. Snyder asks for attorney ahead of federal extortion sentencing.
Attorney Stephen L. Snyder leaves the Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse in Baltimore on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
More than 180 people seek to guide how Baltimore will spend its opioid millions
The Restitution Advisory Board will help guide the city as it spends the more than $650 million it won from pharmaceutical companies accused of inundating the Baltimore area with millions of legal opioid painkillers.
More than 180 people applied to a new city panel that will recommend how to spend millions won in opioid settlements. Mayor Brandon Scott laid out a multiyear plan for the rest of the winnings in an August executive order.
The new Baltimore City Council’s first debate? Prayer.
It didn’t take long for the members of the 74th Baltimore City Council — they took their oaths of office 5 hours before Thursday night’s meeting, their first — to have a big debate.
The new Baltimore City Council's first contested vote? A pastor proposing to do away with prayers.
Firefighters battled gale force winds, piles of tinder, to contain massive Woodberry fire
More than 100 firefighters worked through Thursday night to surround and eventually contain a massive fire at a wood recycling center off Interstate 83 in Baltimore. The blaze shut down the interstate for hours before it was fully reopened the next morning.
Firefighters spray water on the smoldering wood piles as an excavator moves logs at the Camp Small city wood recycling facility Friday morning.
Jon Meoli: What if the Orioles have to get creative to add the right-handed bat they covet?
The Orioles have a number of routes to choose from if they don’t land one of the top free agents.
If the Orioles don’t sign a free agent outfielder, they could add Alex Bregman to the infield mix and figure out the best fit later.
Traffic: I-83 in Baltimore reopens in both directions after massive fire, light rail to resume soon
A large fire at a wood waste site in the city’s Woodberry neighborhood has shut down Interstate 83 in both directions, as well as Cold Spring Lane.
Traffic travels along the Jones Falls Expressway soon after it was opened Friday morning as a fire continues to smolder at the Camp Small city wood recycling facility.
A Baltimore Museum of Industry project is saving the city’s Key Bridge stories
For the BMI’s ā€œEchoes from the Key Bridgeā€ project, Maria Gabriela Aldana collected oral histories from longshoremen, widows, first responders, government workers, business owners and more.
Oral historian Maria Gabriela Aldana speaks at the Echoes from the Key Bridge event held at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Here’s what a second Trump term could mean for policing in Baltimore
The U.S. Department of Justice is helping to transform the Baltimore Police Department. Will that continue under the second Donald Trump administration?
Iggy North is the new store on the block in Fells Point
The jewelry store is located in part of the former Poppy & Stella storefront, a once popular business that recently closed after 15 years.
Eunie Cho poses for a portrait in her jewelry store, Iggy North, in Baltimore, Md. on Tuesday, November 26, 2024.
Massive fire rips through woodpiles in Baltimore’s Woodberry neighborhood
The massive fire at Camp Small burned into the night, leading to the shutdown of southbound I-83 near the blaze and the suspension of light rail service.
A large fire in Baltimore's Woodberry neighborhood, near I-83.
Monument lighting: Fireworks canceled as multiple ā€˜bad fires’ burn across city
Baltimore city officials canceled a planned fireworks show at the 53rd annual Monument lighting ceremony as firefighters battled blazes in other parts of the city.
The Washington Monument is lit up for the holiday, but city officials cancelled the planned fireworks show as fire crews battle multiple fires in frigid, windy conditions.
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