Baltimore City
He spent a decade on death row. Now John Huffington’s name is cleared, thanks to a pardon.
Republican Gov. Larry Hogan pardoned Huffington, who was wrongfully convicted of the 1981 double murder of Diana Becker and Joe Hudson in Harford County.
Of course there will be crab cakes at Wes Moore’s inaugural ball
Guests will also get treated to a rockfish taco station, highlighting the state fish, and Maryland pit beef and macaroni and cheese bites.
Huge nursery show offers sneak peek at plants coming soon to a gardening center near you
Plant lovers descended on Baltimore this week for the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show.
Keith Davis Jr. timeline: What he was accused of and how it played out
Davis' case became a rallying cry for social justice activists in Baltimore.
Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office drops controversial murder case against Keith Davis Jr.
Davis, 31, of Reisterstown, has always maintained that he did not shoot and kill Kevin Jones, a security guard at Pimlico Race Course, on June 7, 2015.
The sacred sculpture rituals of one artist
Artist Angelique Scott talks about her practice ahead of her new exhibition at the Black Artist Research Space.
BSO to hold first Lunar New Year Concert
The concert is the latest of several by the BSO as it tries to shape the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall into a “A Hall for All.”
What will it take to get Baltimore recycling back on track? Maybe 3 years and over $23 million
A new report, released on the same day that the city’s top public works official announced his resignation, lays out a roadmap to address staffing challenges, equipment shortages and inefficient truck routes.
"Greatest City in America" Benches
Aaron Henkin of WYPR and Krishna Sharma went out to find benches boasting the city slogan "Baltimore - The Greatest City in America," coined by former Mayor and Governor Martin O'Malley. They asked passerbys on the street their thoughts on the benches.
With spring training dates set, a look at Orioles’ potential non-roster invites
The Orioles will have around 20 non-roster invites to gain experience or compete for an Opening Day role.
Maxwell, Raheem DeVaughn and others join lineup for Moore’s inaugural gala
Additional performances by beloved local R&B group Dru Hill, Baltimore trumpeter Brandon Woody, ballerina Caroline Rocher Barnes, and others are scheduled
Baltimore state’s attorney declines to charge police officers in deadly shooting of Donnell Rochester
Rochester, 18, of Odenton, was shot and killed on Feb. 19, 2022.
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks are coming to M&T Bank Stadium this fall
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks are bringing their co-headlining tour to M&T Bank Stadium Oct. 7, 2023. Tickets will go on sale Jan. 20.
Mount St. Joe wrestling thumps Gilman in MIAA A Conference dual action
Gaels run out to a 30-0 lead and never look back, win by a 56-16 margin
Complaints against Baltimore police officers grow as new accountability board takes shape
Baltimore will be one of the last police accountability boards in the state to get up and running.
Life of pioneering columnist offers life lessons for women nearly a century later
Journalist Allison Gilbert and Banner columnist Leslie Gray Streeter will be discussing Gilbert’s and Julia Scheeres’ book about Elsie Robinson, once a highly paid and highly read syndicated columnist, next week.
Architectural Digest features Baltimore as a top place to travel to in 2023
Out of the magazine’s 23 Places to Travel in 2023, Baltimore hit the list at No. 18.
There’s a ‘major announcement’ from the Ravens and Live Nation. Who do you think is coming to Baltimore?
OK, it’s probably Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks.
Baltimore Center Stage artistic director Stephanie Ybarra to depart later this year
Ken-Matt Martin will serve as interim artistic director, the announcement said, as Center Stage searches for a new artistic leader.
Victims of homicides, overdoses pile up in Maryland’s medical examiner office. A new book details the crisis.
Book: Growing number of dead bodies nearly crippled Maryland's medical examiners.
