Baltimore City
Parkville basketball makes championship game breakthrough
No. 5 Knights stop Gaithersburg to advance to 4A state boys final; Smith and Legree lead way
Former Laurel police chief convicted of 8 counts of attempted murder in string of fires
David Crawford was convicted of eight counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of arson. The verdict followed a six-day trial.
Retired florist’s loss sprouts newfound dedication to get a diploma
Over 50 years have passed since she was last in school as a teenager. But now school is back in session for a 73–year-old who is enrolled in a Baltimore City Community College program to get her diploma.
Edmondson and Lake Clifton make a Class 1A state championship date
Longtime Baltimore City rivals will square off on Saturday at Xfinity Center with a state title on the line
Baltimore-themed Disney World or green space? 100 readers reimagine Harborplace
What do you envision for the redevelopment of Harborplace in the Inner Harbor? After we received more than 100 submissions from readers about their ideas, we compiled their thoughts and spoke to a few of them about their vision of a brand new Harborplace.
How Maryland’s top schools official is tackling poverty and the teacher shortage
Maryland’s State School Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury has become an activist in his new role, pushing legislation in a way that prior superintendents haven’t.
Cheryl Strayed on Center Stage’s ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ and the importance of good advice
“Wild” author Strayed, whose “Dear Sugar” advice column inspired the play, discusses her work lending her life to stage and screen.
Something in the water? Black actresses with Maryland ties flourish in television and film
Moses Ingram is part of a contingent of Black Maryland women dominating TV and film roles.
D.C. who? Baltimore has its own historic cherry trees along the water.
Did you know Fort McHenry has two groves of cherry trees, identical to the ones in Washington, D.C.? Find out the best time to view them.
Commentary: Another student was fatally shot outside school. Make it stop.
After the fourth fatal shooting of a teenager on or near school grounds this school year, teacher Kerry Graham writes: “Our city must change. Children are dying. Unnecessarily. Violently. Often.”
Community advocates seek ways to slow gun violence among Baltimore youth
Community advocates are outraged over yet another teen who has been murdered in Baltimore.
Baltimore artist adds dog stick library to Hampden salt box
Baltimore-based artist Juliet Ames is known for her salt box art, and she took it a step further Tuesday by adding a new function that dogs are sure to love.
City is taking show to 3A state boys basketball final
No. 3 Knights handle Aberdeen for championship shot and perfect season
Glen Burnie finds way to 4A state girls basketball final
With star Porter in foul trouble, No. 7 Gophers bounce Severna Park for first championship berth; Churchill ends Western's title reign
Howard and Poly set for rematch in state girls basketball tournament
No. 5 Lions roll past St. Charles in 3A semifinals; defending champ Engineers dominate Oxon Hill in second half
Pikesville bests Patterson Mill for shot at third straight 1A state girls basketball championship
No. 12 Forest Park unable to climb over Mountain Ridge without a shot clock
The Dish: How veganism became one of Baltimore’s hottest restaurant trends
Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month shows how exponentially Baltimore’s plant-based options have grown in the last decade.
Maryland Natural Resources Police halts hiring amid diversity concerns
The police agency, which is overwhelmingly white, is planning recruitment efforts to reach a broader swath of candidates.
Moore inaugural celebrations cost $4.3M, largely funded by big dollar donors
Less than half of the money raised by the Moore Miller Inaugural Committee came through individual ticket sales, with the rest coming from corporate and other donors.
Pigtown’s third annual National Pig Day celebration
Photos from the third annual National Pig Day celebration in Pigtown/Washington Village.
