Baltimore City

Environmentalists hail a new law as a major step toward reducing harmful emissions in historically underserved communities. But some worry that a caveat in the legislation could delay the mandate.

Sixteen percent of respondents to the poll said they will be more likely to use cannabis recreationally after Maryland’s long-awaited legalization.

Several small, Black-owned businesses that were invited to sell food in the Infield as part of an initiative called Restaurant Row lost thousands of dollars on unsold goods.

After taking a look at the mass exodus of Black residents from Baltimore and why they’re leaving, The Banner spoke to five people who moved to the city. They came from surrounding counties and states and even from across the country.

To mark Cinco de Mayo, the owner of a Mexican-themed Baltimore restaurant and a couple who are both Black chefs and food historians will collaborate to celebrate Mexican and Black cultures.

Stewart returns to the Northwest Baltimore university where he once played basketball after spending 14 years as an assistant coach at three of the other historically Black colleges and universities in Maryland.

The Scott administration attempted to quell concerns that City Hall has a turnover problem, just one day after the Democrat asked both his chief of staff and communications director to step down.

On March 28, the Appellate Court of Maryland ruled 2-1 to reinstate Syed’s conviction and sentence in the killing of Hae Min Lee, his ex-girlfriend and classmate at Woodlawn High School.

“Doing business in Baltimore City is not convenient for business owners,” said restaurateur Rikki Vaughn.

The shooting occurred at the retail store in the 2500 block of Boston Street on Sunday just before 4:30 p.m.

The bills, which follow the expiration of a city moratorium on facial recognition technology, would grant City Council authority to approve agency purchases of surveillance tech and impose strict regulations on their use by both the government and the private sector.

The Maryland inspector general found that Baltimore City Public Schools paid as much as $631,000 over three years to a cab company for rides to school that students may never have taken.

It's May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, and the greater Baltimore region has seen a flurry of union activity lately. Here's where things stand.

McDonogh moves back to the top of the boys rankings, while Loyola tumbles to No. 5; IAAM retains a tight grip on the Top 5 spots in the girls poll

Mayor Brandon Scott has asked chief of staff Chezia Cager and communications director Cirilo Manego to step down, according to multiple officials speaking on background who are not authorized to speak on personnel manners publicly.

Heritage Kitchen, a Filipino-inspired restaurant from chef Rey Eugenio, announced it will be leaving Hampden’s Whitehall Market at the end of May.

The first tenants and residents have moved into three newly constructed buildings at the site.

Here are seven places I’ve enjoyed checking out since moving to this South Baltimore community that includes Fort McHenry and the former arrival point for more than a million immigrants.

The late resident and former Maryland Poet Laureate embraced the city’s earthiness, Blackness and strength in her work.

The intersectionality of race and gender can have a role in how labor’s perceived and pursued.