What to watch: Check out these 10 movies with a Baltimore connection
It’s bitterly cold and you’re stuck inside with you family. Here are 10 movies with a Baltimore connection to watch.
A family snuggles up for some screen time at home.
Baltimore judge orders proceedings to remain secret around Catholic clergy abuse report
Citing state and federal rules that protect grand jury materials, a Baltimore judge ordered proceedings to remain secret in the legal effort to release an investigation into the history sexual abuse within the Catholic Church of Baltimore.
A statue of Cardinal James Gibbons stands on the side of The Baltimore Basilica, on December 2, 2022.
Additional tickets available for Moore-Miller inaugural gala
“The People's Ball” in Baltimore sold out of its first run of 8,000 tickets.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore declares victory at an Election Night event at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront on Tuesday, November 8. Democratic candidates Wes Moore, Aruna Miller, Chris Van Hollen, Anthony Brown and Brooke Lierman held a combined event beginning at 8 p.m. as the polls closed.
Seniors are flocking back to school to mentor Baltimore City students who ‘need it more than ever’
Some Baltimore City Public Schools students may see an unfamiliar face in the classroom next year as local senior citizens are returning to schools to offer guidance and mentorship to students.
Baba Olumiji is the principal of Johnston Square Elementary School in Baltimore City Public School system.
Baltimore 4th grader catches Mariah Carey’s attention with his joyful performance of “All I Want for Christmas is You”
"THANK YOU for reminding me why I wake up in the morning and do what I do. I love you," Carey tweeted last week.
Kevin "Knox" Johnson III singing at Bedford Elementary School in Pikesville, MD (Courtesy of Jennifer White-Johnson)
Merle Unger, whose case led to release of 200 ‘lifers,’ finally gets his own release
Talbot County judge orders that the 73-year-old, convicted of killing an off-duty Hagerstown police officer in 1976, be released to a Baltimore reentry program.
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Baltimore Divided: Baltimore neighborhoods Mondawmin, Bolton Hill face different realities due to city’s history
From the Baltimore Divided series: Baltimore neighborhoods like Mondawmin and Bolton Hill face different realities due to the city’s history.
A vacant property in Baltimore City.
My grown-up Christmas list: World peace, the end to racism, and maybe a new car?
Inspired by the holiday song, here's my grown-up Christmas list — world peace, an end to racism and maybe a new car? Like on ”The Price Is Right”?
Illustration of a woman making a Christmas list.
Baltimore Divided: Explore income and demographics
From the Baltimore Divided series: This interactive graphic displays the changes in per capita income in Baltimore census tracts from 2010 through 2020, while offering context on the neighborhoods’ racial and ethnic makeup.
A view of the Baltimore City skyline, as seen from Federal Hill in South Baltimore.
The Empanada Lady’s culinary empire celebrates Puerto Rican and Black heritage
Elisa Milan, owner of The Empanada Lady, has been able to build a loyal following by incorporating her Black and Puerto Rican heritage for a flavorful combination for traditional Puerto Rican treats such as empanadas and the seasonal coquito.
A plate of empanadas accompanied by a glass of coquito sits on the counter inside Elisa Milan's restaurant: the Empanada Lady.
St. Frances football sending 12 to college
Player of the Year Womack completes “journey” to LSU
Da'Shawn Womack (left), Ryan Manning, Donovan Dyson and K.P. Price sign scholarship letters during a ceremony inside St. Frances' gym Wednesday afternoon. Womack signed with LSU with Manning headed to Maryland, Dyson to UMASS and Price to Boston College.
Under Armour names Stephanie Linnartz as next CEO
UA taps Marriott International President Stephanie Linnartz as next CEO and president.
An oil painting-style portrait of a caucasian woman with blue eyes and blonde hair against a gray and black backdrop. The woman is wearing a gray turtleneck shirt with a small black Under Armour logo.
CCBC victim of phishing attack
The community college said Wednesday afternoon that it is working with law enforcement authorities who are investigating the attack.
Baltimore parks department is falling short of 2018 city equity law, audit finds
The four-year-old equity legislation was introduced and championed by Mayor Brandon Scott when he was a City Councilman.
Phillip Blackwell Director of Middle Branch Fitness and Wellness Center cuts a ribbon alongside Mayor Brandon Scott and other Parks and Rec employees during the ribbon cutting ceremony for Middle Branch Fitness and Wellness Center, in Baltimore, Wednesday, November 9, 2022.
Baltimore police investigating 39 rideshare carjacking, robbery cases since last month
Baltimore police and the FBI addressed an influx of reported rideshare carjackings and robberies in recent weeks.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 22: The Uber logo is displayed on a car on March 22, 2019 in San Francisco, California. Uber Technologies Inc. announced that it has selected the New York Stock Exchange for its much anticipated initial public offering that could be one of the top five IPOs in history. The listing could value the ride sharing company at over $120 billion.
Baltimore issues Code Blue Extreme Cold declaration as temperatures drop
It probably won’t be a white Christmas — but it will be extremely cold and windy.
A picture of a vehicle window from the perspective of someone inside the vehicle, looking out. The window is covered in rain and melting frost, with a rearview mirror in the photo and an icy landscape beyond.
Driven by warrants, arrests are up in Baltimore for the first time in more than a decade
Police say the emphasis on warrant arrests came over the summer as part of the department’s deployment plan and initiatives with law enforcement partners.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, right, speaks during a press conference at Baltimore City Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 21. To his left is Police Commissioner Michael Harrison.
Baltimore natives make Christmas tree delivery a Pork ’N Pine treat
Pork ‘N Pine is the business of Todd Coleman and Mike Santoro, two Baltimore natives who dress up as Santa Claus and deliver slow-cooked pulled pork sandwiches from HarborQue to neighbors within city limits.
Every weekend from Thanksgiving to Christmas, Todd Coleman and Mike Santoro dress as Santa, strap Christmas Trees on their bikes, fill their backpacks with pulled pork sandwiches and deliver them to various neighborhoods.
Gov.-elect Moore sells out inaugural ball in Baltimore
The planning committee is working to secure more space for partiers in the Baltimore Convention Center.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore celebrates with his running mate, Aruna Miller, after declaring victory at an Election Night event at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront on Tuesday, November 8. Democratic candidates Wes Moore, Aruna Miller, Chris Van Hollen, Anthony Brown and Brooke Lierman held a combined event beginning at 8 p.m. as the polls closed.
Baltimore area Wrestling Notebook: Week 2
South River soars; Owen picks up 100th win; Perry Hall, Northeast and St. Frances pick event wins
South River freshman Trent Shipley (106) won all seven of eight bouts at the LaPlata Duals to improve 12-1 on the year.
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