Maryland weather: Areas of fog with rain picking up into the evening
The weather is expected to clear up ahead of New Year’s Eve celebrations.
A soaking rain will spread over the region today with weather clearing up ahead of New Year’s Eve celebrations, according to the National Weather Service.
A former top Baltimore Police official came back, and so did results in homicide reduction
Anthony Barksdale, a former deputy police commissioner, returned to the city in 2022 as the deputy mayor overseeing public safety.
Top city and police officials at a recent Police Stat meeting, from left, Police Commissioner Richard Worley, Fire Chief James Wallace, Assistant Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Samuel Johnson, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Anthony Barksdale, Mayor Brandon Scott and Stefanie Mavronis, interim director of the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement.
The Dish: How a tech millionaire cracked the code for Syrian fine dining
Ammoora is considered one of the best new restaurants in the United States.
Chef Carlos Beza, sous chef at Ammoora, garnishes a plate of short rib freekeh on Friday, Dec. 22, 2023.
Mayor Brandon Scott gets engaged on Christmas Day to girlfriend Hana Pugh
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott shared the news of his engagement to girlfriend Hana Pugh on Facebook on Dec. 25, 2023. No wedding date has been publicly announced.
Mayor Brandon Scott arrives at the 148th Preakness Stakes.
Cars and roads will soon get smarter. Morgan State students are paving the way with new tech.
Students and professors at Morgan State University testing technology for roadway safety they believe could be groundbreaking.
A woman in a blue jacket holding a thermos talks to a small group of people inside a building.
A beginner’s guide to cooking with cannabis
Whether it’s cannabis-infused olive oil or an alcohol tincture, there are ways to add the relaxing and therapeutic effects of cannabis to food and drink products in a safe and responsible manner.
A cannabis-infused olive oil can be added to a meal, dessert or drink.
Are the Harborplace designs that bad? Or are architects just haters?
There are a lot of opinions about the proposed redevelopment of Baltimore's Harborplace, but one group has consistently criticized the plans.
Harborplace renderings show massive residential units envisioned by the developer.
When a college freshman missed his train home, a MARC conductor made sure he caught it anyway
When a Morgan State University freshman, loaded down with duffels and suitcases, missed his train home for the holidays, a MARC train conductor figured out how to get him on it anyway.
When a Morgan State freshman missed his train home for the holidays from Penn Station, a MARC train conductor figured out how to get him on it anyway.
When grief doesn’t take a holiday
I don’t put Christmas decorations up this year. Nor do I dread the day itself. I just want it to slip by, a whisper of whatever it will be — horrible or even happy.
What does the Maryland Zoo do with all that poo? Turns it into fuel.
Baltimore's zoo has started sending waste from giraffes, elephants and a few other animals to a biodigester that converts it to natural gas.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore sends giraffe poop to a biodigester that turns it into fuel, keeping it out of landfills and incinerators.
Ravens’ owner puts up $100 million to turn science into cures — and Baltimore jobs
Steve Bisciotti is backing a Baltimore-based nonprofit called Blackbird that will help shepherd health care discoveries from local university labs into local startup companies.
Barbara Slusher, director of the Johns Hopkins Drug Discovery program, and Matt Tremblay, CEO of Blackbird Laboratories, are photographed during an interview in the lab’s Woodberry office.
Want to recycle your Christmas tree? Here’s how and where around Baltimore
Before dropping a tree on the curb or at a recycling facility, you’ll need to make sure it’s free of ornaments, lights or any other nonorganic decorations.
Gunpowder Tree Farm
1 killed, 4 injured in early morning shooting in Woodlawn; No immediate arrests made
One person is dead and four others were injured in an early morning shooting Saturday in Woodlawn.
6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
For sale: 3 homes near Baltimore parks
If you love city living but still want access to nature and open space, here are three real estate listings ranging from $299,000 to $799,000.
What one teacher learned when students found his Instagram account
Wallace Lane was reminded that teachers are role models and the meaning of the Gen X phrase, “having motion.”
Teacher Wallace Lance writes about what happened when his students found his INSTRAGRAM account.
Homicides are down, but Baltimore’s young people are being shot at a historic rate
The city will likely record fewer than 300 homicides this year, but Baltimore’s young people were shot and killed at the highest rate in at least a decade.
Bryson Hudson’s grandmother, Erica Colbert, who goes by “YaYa,” poses with a cardboard cutout of Hudson, 16, who was shot and killed this past August.
Baltimore has been without light rail service for 2 weeks. That’s about to change.
Light rail service will resume Saturday after major mechanical issues related to the ongoing rehabilitation of the aging railcar fleet knocked it out of service for roughly two weeks.
The Maryland Transit Administration will cut shuttle bus service that has ferried passengers between light rail stations since the Dec. 8 shutdown and will make light rail service free until Jan. 2.
No. 20 James Madison stays unbeaten with 89-75 win over Morgan State
With leading scorer Wynston Tabbs injured, the Bears (4-10) still hung tough in a rare opportunity against a ranked team at home.
Morgan State coach Kevin Broadus
More kids arrested in Baltimore this year are being detained instead of sent home
These figures come as a series of juvenile justice reforms the Maryland General Assembly passed in 2022 have drawn criticism from prosecutors and police chiefs around the state.
A Baltimore police officer displays his handcuffs on 8/24/22.
‘I may have lost my gun,’ teacher’s assistant told principal before arrest
The Baltimore charter school employee didn’t mean to bring the weapon into the school, charging documents say.
Lockers inside a Baltimore City public school.
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