Baltimore City

Seattle's five-run fourth inning puts away Baltimore, and Gibson permits all nine runs.

The city released a handful of 911 calls from the shooting that killed two people at a Brooklyn Homes party and injured 28 others.

Unbeknownst to many, the covenant has been in place since 1945.

After weeks of attempts, a Canadian safecracker finally opened the mysterious old safe at Red Emma’s bookstore.

The rail provider seeks to take control of four properties to clear the way for a rail tunnel project

The emergency suspension at Baltimore Montessori may be a harbinger of a growing crisis in the child care industry that often struggles to pay the bills and doesn’t have enough willing and qualified workers.

Baltimore Circuit Judge Videtta A. Brown ruled that the allegations against Officer Walter Wilson, even if true, did not constitute misconduct in office.

Fluid Movement, the aquatic-based performing arts group, used sinkholes, the Stool Fairy, Mr. Bottle, Mr. Trash Wheel and more in their performance explaining how the water in our city works.

J.C. Faulk has a goal for his nonprofit Bmore Community Food on a whiteboard in his conference room: 10 million pounds of food distributed in 2025.

One of the nation’s largest foundations, though headquartered in Baltimore, has strong Hawaii ties and gave away $850,000 in grants to communities across the state affected by the wildfires.

Lawsuit against California-based Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical alleges that it has reaped huge profits through making a conscious choice to sell and mass produce the living tissue.

Baltimore salvages the third game of the series with the Astros before heading on a West Coast trip.

Baltimore’s DOT committed in 2017 to installing 77 miles of protected bike lanes across the city by 2022 as part of its greater Bicycle Master Plan. But city reports and cyclist estimates pin the total for five years of construction at just over 7 miles.

We’ve also got you covered with several music event suggestions, whether you’re a fan of hip-hop, soul, jazz or EDM.

This vote will enable the long-awaited project, which has been sputtering since at least 1998, to move forward and revive a section of downtown that has seen progress elsewhere, including the newly finished Lexington Market redevelopment.

Exploring the depth and complexity of Afro Panamanian history and culture was a definite emotional highlight of my recent trip.

Costello raised eyebrows when he polled city voters this spring on name recognition and a possible mayoral bid.

A July 13 fire heavily damaged equipment at a Baltimore County pumping station, prompting the city to ask residents to limit their water usage.

Reginald Davis was arrested on wire fraud and money laundering charges. He made an initial appearance in U.S. District Court, pleading not guilty.

The 50-year career retrospective, “Joyce J. Scott: Walk a Mile in My Dreams,” will be presented in Baltimore and Seattle Art Museum in 2024.