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Attman’s Delicatessen to arrive at BWI Airport next year
Attman’s Delicatessen, a staple of Baltimore’s Corned Beef Row, will open a branch at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport next year.
A hotdog from Attman's Delicatessen in Baltimore, Monday, June 30, 2025.
University of Maryland predicts 30% decline in new international grad students due to Trump visa restrictions
The University of Maryland, College Park, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore, painted a bleak picture of the consequences in federal lawsuit filings.
The University of Maryland, College Park, anticipates losing many newly admitted international graduate students this fall if new visa rules take effect.
The fight to save one of Baltimore’s last gay bars
Many in the queer community have been rallying for the reopening of the shuttered bar Leon’s, fearful of losing a living link to Baltimore’s LGBTQIA+ history. Dozens of queer-centered bars and nightclubs have closed in the city in recent decades, part of a national trend fueled in part by greater acceptance of LGBTQIA+ people and the rise of dating apps.
Leon’s opened in Mount Vernon in the 1950s and bore witness to many eras of the city’s evolving queer culture. From left, Leon’s staffers Stacey Antoine, Karen O’Donnell, Joseph Leloudis, Damon Wallace, Brandon Gruszczynski, Tina Wallace, Sanchez Sanders, Cade Granger, Adam David Bencomo, and Sam Smith.
Baltimore state’s attorney taps former federal corruption prosecutor for witness leak investigation
The Baltimore state’s attorney’s office has tapped a former federal corruption prosecutor to investigate the leak of witness information in a high-profile murder case.
The Baltimore state’s attorney’s office has tapped a former federal corruption prosecutor to investigate the leak of witness information in a high-profile murder case.
The Baltimore chef who cooked for presidents and the queen of England
Paul Torres, a Navy veteran, chef and native of the Philippines, died July 19 of complications after gallbladder surgery. He was 84.
Pepito "Paul" Limos Torres
Maryland schools will teach math differently this year. Here’s what to expect.
Parents will be happy to know they shouldn’t have to rearrange their evenings to help their children with math homework.
Pocomoke High School math teacher La'Tier Evans helps a student with an algebra assignment in her classroom on Friday, Dec. 8, 2023 in Pocomoke City, MD. Evans was inspired to teach after having a Black teacher in the eighth grade, and is now Worcester County’s only Black secondary math teacher.
Streeter: National media is finally catching up to what we’ve been saying about Baltimore
COLUMN | Baltimore has been on an upswing in so many ways and the national media is finally catching on. It’s about time.
Baltimore has been on an upswing in so many ways and the national media is finally catching on. It’s about time.
Will a $35 million park makeover liven up the ‘boring’ side of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor?
Crews have been working through the summer to complete an overhaul of Rash Field Park. Officials hope it will boost the Inner Harbor area even as the Harborplace redevelopment inches along.
Crews have been working through the summer to complete a $35 million overhaul of Rash Field Park, which has faced multiple weather delays.
Baltimore officer shoots driver after being struck by car near Lexington Market, officials say
A 29-year-old man and a Baltimore Police officer were hospitalized after an encounter near Lexington Market on Saturday night that led to the officer shooting the man, officials said.
Baltimore Police respond to an officer shooting on N. Eutaw Street on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026.
Above all, Baltimore loves its rooftop decks
In some parts of Baltimore, rooftop decks are almost as synonymous with city life as the summer crab feast or a cold Natty Boh. They offer a respite from the hustle and bustle below and an outdoor “flex” space that makes the traditional rowhome feel roomier.
Aiyana Thomas and her father, Dawood, stand on the rooftop deck of their nonprofit, My Fathers Plan, in Baltimore’s Pen Lucy neighborhood.
Rain and thunderstorms could dampen outdoor plans in Maryland
Rain showers and potential storms could disrupt any plans outdoor on Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
Rain showers and potential thunderstorms could disrupt any plans outdoor on Saturday.
Baltimore Police fire officer captured in viral video driving directly at a man and striking him
The Baltimore Police Department has fired a police officer who was captured in a viral video driving directly at a man and striking him following his convictions this week for assault and related crimes.
The Baltimore Police Department announced the termination of Officer Robert Parks, 32, on Friday, a day after he was found guilty of second-degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless driving.
18-year-old wanted in teen’s killing in West Baltimore dies by suicide, police say
The 18-year-old wanted in the fatal shooting of a teen in West Baltimore last month died by suicide Thursday night, police said.
The 18-year-old wanted in connection with another teen’s death in West Baltimore died by suicide Thursday, police said.
11 and counting: A look at tornadoes in Maryland this year
At least 11 tornadoes have hit Maryland so far in 2026, making it one of the most active seasons in recent years.
Saturday, July 4, 2026 — Mother Nature put on an early fireworks show as thunderstorms move through Baltimore, delaying the 4th of July fireworks show.
Café Dear Leon owners to open bagel shop in Patterson Park neighborhood
Café Dear Leon co-owners Cheolsoo “Charles” Lee and Min Kim and their new partner, Byung Kang, will open Little Ian’s Bagels in the fall.
August 21, 2026 - The former location of Pie Time at the intersection of East Baltimore Street and North Ellwood Avenue. The space is set to reopen as a new business under the owners of Cafe Dear Leon.
Baltimore City: Primary election results 2026
See Baltimore City primary election results and follow vote totals for mayor, City Council and other local offices.
WMAR anchors bid emotional farewell as station shifts to anchorless streaming
Many viewers who commented online pushed back against the change, seeing it as a mechanical maneuver that values dollars and cents over personal connection.
Anchors at WMAR said goodbye to audiences this week.
Brandon Scott’s endorsement sweep signals his growing influence beyond City Hall
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s endorsements swept June primaries, boosting his political profile as the city’s progress on crime and investment draws national attention.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s endorsements swept June primaries, boosting his political profile as the city’s progress on crime and investment draws national attention.
Tornado likely touched down on Eastern Shore during Thursday storms, weather service says
Damaging winds are likely to reach between 55 and 70 mph near and east of I-95, according to the National Weather Service. There’s a greater potential for tornadoes near the I-70 corridor east of Frederick.
Damaging winds are likely to reach between 55 and 70 mph near and east of I-95, according to the National Weather Service. There’s a greater potential for tornadoes near the I-70 corridor east of Frederick.
Baltimore Police officer guilty of assault, but not attempted murder, judge rules
Officer Robert Parks, 32, a more than six-year veteran, stood trial in Baltimore Circuit Court on charges of attempted second-degree murder, first- and second-degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless driving.
A screenshot from a video posted to social media shows Officer Robert A. Parks chasing a man who was on foot by driving after him in a police vehicle.
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