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Baltimoreans join nationwide protests against ICE, second Trump administration
Baltimoreans joined nationwide protests and walkouts against the Trump administration and immigration enforcement Tuesday, one year into the president’s second term.
Baltimoreans joined nationwide protests and walkouts against the Trump administration and immigration enforcement Tuesday, one year into the president’s second term.
University of Maryland, BCCC violated law in union negotiations, labor board finds
The University of Maryland in College Park and Baltimore City Community College violated state labor laws while bargaining with their unions, according to the Maryland Public Employee Relations Board.
The McKeldin Library and The Mall at The University of Maryland, College Park, on March 16, 2025 in College Park, MD.
Hutzell: Testifying at the State House? You’ve got 2 minutes to change the world.
Column: Thousands of people will testify before delegates and senators in Annapolis over the next several weeks, all trying to convince them to see the issues their way. Most have just two minutes to do it.
Caroline LaPere testifies in favor of the Pava Marie LaPere Act before the Maryland House of Delegates Judiciary Committee in Annapolis on Feb. 6, 2024. The Act is named for her daughter, who was killed in Baltimore in 2023.
‘Deliberate indifference’: Civil rights coalition sues Harford sheriff over jail suicides
A coalition of civil rights groups is suing the Harford County Sheriff’s Office, claiming that the agency failed to properly assess jail detainees’ suicide risk and aggravated their mental health conditions.
January 22, 2024 - Photo of common area with tables and stools inside prison. Blue doors lead to cells off the ground floor and off a second floor walkway above.
Atlas is rebranding Ouzo Bay, one of its oldest restaurants
Ouzo Bay will end operations next month after 14 years in business.
Ouzo Bay in Harbor East, which announced Tuesday it would be closing.
Marta is coming to Harbor Point ... with a caviar and martini cart
Matthew Oetting is bringing a seafood-focused branch of Marta Fine Food and Spirits to Harbor Point, complete with lots of caviar.
Building off the success of Marta Fine Food and Spirits in Butchers Hill, chef Matthew Oetting is opening Marta al Mare in Harbor Point.
Police recover body from Gwynns Falls in West Baltimore
Baltimore Police are investigating after a man’s body was recovered near the Gwynns Falls Trail in West Baltimore on Tuesday morning.
A Baltimore Police vehicle is seen in Fells Point on April 14, 2024.
Mount Vernon’s long wait for a revived Eddie’s grocery store continues
The Mount Vernon-Belvedere Association and Jubilee Baltimore announced that even though Eddie’s, under redevelopment for two years, is “fully ready for grocery use,” it now needs a new operator.
Eddie's of Mount Vernon, which was expected to open in July 2024, remains under renovations.
Baltimore favorite Chaps Pit Beef closed temporarily due to fire
Chaps Pit Beef, an iconic Baltimore restaurant known for its pit beef sandwiches, will be closed for several days due to a single-alarm fire.
One of Baltimore's most famous sandwiches outside of a crab cake is the pit beef from Chaps. Here, thinly-sliced ribbons of pit beef are topped with a horse-radish and mayonnaise combination known as tiger sauce.
Will Maryland see heavy snow this weekend? ‘Impactful’ storm could be on the way.
“The parameters are there for an impactful snow event,” said Anna Stuck, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service’s Baltimore/Washington office.
Snow blankets homes in Charles Village on February, 12, 2025, following a snowstorm that started the previous evening.
In dramatic ruling, Baltimore judge sides with tenant in ‘junk fees’ case
The case shows a “massive corporate entity taking advantage of an honest, hard-working individual,” the a Baltimore judge wrote.
Baltimore raised its wastewater rates 15% last year. Revenue still fell short.
Baltimore’s wastewater system is over budget and underfunded, according to a new financial disclosure.
The Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant occupies a 466-acre site on the Back River in Dundalk.
Crows bring gifts to some Marylanders, but murders leave their marks
Perhaps crows capture our imaginations because we have so much in common. Like other members of the corvid family — jays, ravens and magpies — crows possess a singular intelligence.
A crow perches on the wall of a parking garage in downtown Bethesda, on Sunday, January 11, 2026.
Police shoot knife-wielding person during Bolton Hill mental health crisis
Baltimore Police shot a suspect who refused to drop a large knife. The suspect was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police stand on the balcony of a ninth floor apartment while investigating after an officer shot a knife-wielding person at 1111 Park Ave. in Baltimore on Monday.
Icy fire truck crash leaves Baltimore firefighters with minor injuries
Responding to call late Sunday night, a Baltimore City fire truck slid into a parked box truck.
Truck 55 sits in the Baltimore City Fire Department station in Pigtown on Thursday, June 29, 2023.
Is this Morgan State policy a threat to free press?
For years, current and former editors said, reporters at The Spokesman, the HBCU’s student newspaper, have hit a wall getting the information they need to cover the news.
Aleisha Robinson, a senior at Morgan State University, is editor in chief of The Spokesman, the university’s student paper.
Multiple vehicles involved in crash on icy I-83 overpass in Baltimore
A Baltimore City Fire spokesperson said up to 20 vehicles may have been involved in the crash at 6:51 p.m. at 29th Street and Druid Park Lake Drive.
Baltimore issues Code Blue alert as city faces coldest nights of the winter
The snow will taper off in the evening, and temperatures will drop well below freezing.
A person holding an umbrella walks down an alley in the rain.
Western High rediscovers 180 years of hidden treasures
Over its many years of existence, Western High School has aggregated a room of treasures tied to the school’s history.
A collection of items located in the archives room at Western High, in Baltimore, Thursday, December 11, 2025.
Kevin Kellar, horseman and longtime Reisterstown farm manager, valued family and hard work
Kevin Kellar, who spent 40 years managing Worthington Farms in Reisterstown, died Christmas Eve of complications from pneumonia. He was 71.
Kevin Kellar.
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