Baltimore City
Mount St. Joseph cools off No. 9 McDonogh
Top-ranked Gaels win sixth straight behind Valentine
The show must go on: Baltimore Mayor Scott says MLK Day parade is back on, but how feasible is it?
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said the city will see a parade on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. But staging a last-minute parade is no easy feat.
Redo of hearing would ‘wreak havoc on our criminal justice system,’ Adnan Syed’s attorney argues
Assistant Public Defender Erica Suter argues that the case is moot because the state dropped all charges against her client.
Baltimore City Council bill could raise penalties on businesses violating curfew rules for minors
The bill follows a shooting last week at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center that left one Edmondson-Westside High School student dead.
Charm City Circulator resumes limited services through mid-January
The transit system has been out of commission as its new operator, First Transit, takes over operation of the fleet.
South Carroll throttles the opposition at Iron Horse Duals
Cavaliers take out Loyola and defending state champion Stephen Decatur, Pizzuto downs Aybar to claim No. 1 ranking in the state at 145lbs
Baltimore DPW Director Mitchell to resign amid criticism from City Council
Jason Mitchell cited family matters for leaving, but has faced intense criticism for matters such as recycling from some City Council members during his tenure.
Who will play my piano? | The Maryland Curiosity Bureau
A century-old Steinway is silent, for now.
When an injury throws a wrench in your workout plans
After three weeks in an orthopedic boot, I have to figure out how to get my fitness back.
Perspective: Baltimore parking tickets are taking my French onion soup money, and it’s my fault
Roadway improvements in Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood mean the loss of a couple precious parking spaces. Alanah Nichole Davis says she realizes her chances of incurring more parking fines in the city have now gone up.
Mayor says MLK Day parade is back on as BOPA leader’s future remains uncertain
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott has demanded the board of the public-private organization secure Drew Sawyer’s resignation by Jan. 15
EatMoreBeMore’s favorite comfort food restaurants
Here are a few spots in Baltimore to warm your heart and fill your stomach.
The Culture Report: A look ahead at 2023 with Chris Rock, the BMA and more
A look into some of the most promising arts and culture-related things Baltimore has coming in 2023.
Federal court rules that UMMS discriminated against a transgender man
A transgender man scheduled a hysterectonmy at a Catholic hospital in Towson and was told the night before the surgery it couldn't be performed because it went against the hospital's Catholic ethics.
D-Nice to headline Wes Moore’s inaugural gala
Local DJs also will be featured at the Jan. 18 party at the Baltimore Convention Center, DJ QuickSilva, DJ Tanz and Kristin with Shiny Entertainment.
No. 1 Mount St. Joseph survives St. Frances
Gaels find a way against No. 2 Panthers in 62-59 victory
Liz and Linda’s wait for justice: A 50-year fight against a child rapist and the nun they say enabled him
It's been a half century since Liz Murphy and Linda Malat Tiburzi were raped and tortured by their teacher at the Catholic Community Middle School in South Baltimore. Yet their quest for justice is not over.
Taking a pause instead of adopting New Year’s resolutions
Instead of resolving to make self-improvements, I just need to let myself be.
What you get for $329K-$419K in Baltimore
There’s a storybook 1920s home, a newly updated end rowhome or a charming three-story blank canvas.
Banner political notes: Mosby gets a lawyer; a six-day senator; Baltimore County resumes in-person meetings; TikTok trouble
City Council President Nick Mosby has selected attorney Robert Dashiell to represent him in his appeal of a ruling by Baltimore City’s ethics board, according to recent court filings.
