Baltimore City
Pier Six Pavilion to host first-ever ‘Summer Days’ festival
Grammy-winning artists Lucky Daye and Muni Long will be among the acts at the inaugural festival at the outdoor venue at the Inner Harbor.
Family members of missing 75-year-old woman shocked after her remains were found in container
Police have identified a body found in a container this month in West Baltimore as Versey Spell, a 75-year-old woman who was first reported missing last year.
Baltimore cherry blossom map: 6 places off the beaten path
Search a map of cherry trees in Baltimore to find out where you can see spring blossoms.
How a teacher connected with a student through plants
A student was grappling with the relapse of his mother. His teacher hoped taking care of plants brought him comfort.
Maryland is rapidly adding community schools. But are they working?
The community school model has grown exponentially in Maryland. But even some of the strongest supporters acknowledge that the rapid growth comes with some downsides.
Fans have donated thousands to ‘The Wire’ star Lance Reddick’s favorite Baltimore nonprofit
MOMCares, which provides support to Black mothers in Baltimore, raised $12,000 in one day following his death. “It’s just a testament to me about how many people he actually touched and not just through his movies, but just through the person that he was,” founder Ana Rodney said.
Police arrest 23-year-old man in the fatal shooting of Patterson High School student
Police arrested Roger Alexander Alvarado-Mendoza in connection with the murder of 16-year-old Izaiah Carter.
Remembering Theo Hill | The Maryland Curiosity Bureau
For this week's Maryland Curiosity Bureau, Aaron Henkin takes some time this week to remember Theo Hill.
Baltimore area baseball players to watch
These 10 diamond gems are ready to show their skills this spring
Mayor Scott promised to close Baltimore’s digital divide. 2 years in, the city still can’t say how it gets there
The administration was pursuing a first-of-its-kind strategy to deliver fiber internet to every home in Baltimore. But turnover and delay have thrown the approach into question.
Zeke Cohen declares run for City Council president
The announcement was not a big surprise to city hall observers since the councilmember had formed an exploratory committee and has built up a sizeable war chest.
Gunnar Henderson’s wrist is healed, and with it, Orioles prospect proves there’s no need to worry
Also: Ramón Urías couldn’t play for Mexico in World Baseball Classic. So instead, he’s their biggest fan.
Man was shot and wounded by a security guard early Sunday in Fells Point
No one was arrested and the incident is under investigation.
The Culture Report: Why one site’s shutdown scare panicked hip-hop fans everywhere
Rumors of the famed mixtape hosting site DatPiff folding emphasized the ever-changing digital music landscape for local and national artists and consumers.
3 children killed, 2 adults seriously hurt in West Baltimore house fire
There have been five fire deaths across Baltimore in recent days.
The frigid tale of Glockenspiel, the cold-stunned sea turtle rescued by the National Aquarium
Climate change is luring sea turtles farther north — but some get trapped in frigid waters.
Operations suspended at wastewater treatment plant building damaged in explosion
Experts say the plant will have to find an alternative way to process solids quickly to prevent further issues down the line.
Baltimore basketball seniors ready for final curtain call
Bragging rights at stake in annual City/County All-Star Game
Baltimore native and ‘The Wire’ actor Lance Reddick dies at 60
Reddick appeared in all five seasons of HBO's “The Wire” as Cedric Daniels