Baltimore City

The Wine Source in Hampden, which was put on the market in March, has sold to its workers and will transition to a cooperative model.

The owners of Jano Ethiopian Restaurant and Lounge are cleaning up and attempting to carry on after a five-alarm fire destroyed their business downtown.

Archdiocese of Baltimore has made official the closure of more than half the Catholic churches in city, nearby suburbs.

Pumpkin spice has peaked. In Baltimore, apple is now the flavor of fall.

The executive order comes about 10 months after Mayor Brandon Scott and community partners rolled out a comprehensive strategy designed to abate the city’s vacant housing epidemic

Earl Lee, 28, of Mid-Govans, was found guilty in Baltimore Circuit Court of first-degree murder and related crimes. “I know I did not kill that man,” he told Circuit Judge Kendra Y. Ausby at his sentencing.

David Rubenstein didn’t get into the baseball business to make money, but to “make a great baseball team,” the 75-year-old owner of the Baltimore Orioles said at iMPACT Maryland.

More than 136 employees in the solid waste division don’t receive health insurance from the city, the inspector general found, and many of them didn’t even realize they were uninsured.

Pabst won’t release the top 20 Natty Boh sellers in Baltimore. But we have ways of making them talk. (Reporting.)

Police also arrested an 18-year-old on charges of attempted murder in the Butchers Hill attack.

Adley Rutschman’s slump in the last few months has been hard to untangle from the Orioles’ struggles.

A man admitted on Tuesday to killing his cellmate at a Baltimore jail in a case that raised questions about how prisoners with disabilities are housed.

More than 100 people gathered along outside marine terminals at the Port of Baltimore after midnight, calling for higher wages and to stop automation at the ports.

Despite veto of a California bill, state officials and advocates in favor of reparations say it's obtainable in Maryland.

Diane Kraus, after watching legislation stall for years in Maryland, found hope when the Delaware General Assembly passed legislation that would allow those with terminal illnesses to choose death with dignity. But then the governor vetoed the legislation.

The 14th District includes neighborhoods such as Guilford, Coldstream-Homestead-Montebello, Hampden, Original Northwood and Roland Park.

The 13th District includes East Baltimore neighborhoods such as Belair-Edison, CARE, Middle East, McElderry Park and Upper Fells Point.

The 12th District includes Central and East Baltimore neighborhoods such as Broadway East, Greenmount West, Little Italy, Oldtown and South Clifton Park.

The 11th District includes Central and South Baltimore neighborhoods such as Downtown, Federal Hill, Locust Point, Madison Park and Mount Vernon.

The 9th District includes West Baltimore neighborhoods such as Carrollton Ridge, Franklintown, Harlem Park, New Southwest/Mount Clare and Poppleton.