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Federal judge holds ICE official in contempt over unlawful Baltimore-area arrest
U.S. District Judge John deGravelles found former Baltimore ICE field director Vernon Liggins in contempt of court Wednesday for the arrest of a Baltimore-area resident despite a court order.
U.S. District Judge John deGravelles found former Baltimore ICE field director Vernon Liggins in contempt of court Wednesday for the arrest of a Baltimore-area resident despite a court order.
18-year-old sought in teenage girl’s fatal shooting in West Baltimore
Police are searching for an 18-year-old man in the fatal shooting of Jada Sellers, a 17-year-old student at Milford Mills Academy who died two weeks after she was shot in West Baltimore.
Police are searching for an 18-year-old man in the fatal shooting of Jada Sellers, a 17-year-old student at Milford Mills Academy who died two weeks after she was shot in West Baltimore.
Streeter: Kids’ school supplies shouldn’t depend on which parents can still afford to give
COLUMN | Parents who have always donated school supplies to their kids’ schools and others’ are now stretched so thin that they can’t. And that’s tragic.
An assortment of colorful school supplies laid out on a black background
What to do this weekend, including a ’90s concert at Camden Yards and a pickle party
Whether you want to listen to '90s acts sing at Camden Yards, enjoy a pickle party, attend an adult prom or celebrate dogs, we've got you covered.
Pickles isolated on a white background.
Humble, the dog who greeted Charles Theatre moviegoers, dies at 10
Humble, the dog featured in Charles Theatre’s cute clip of a determined pup’s quest to reach the Station North cineplex, died earlier this month.
A black American Bulldog seated among movie theater seats, appears to be illuminated by the light from the movie screen.
MOM’s Organic Market says employees won’t need doctor’s note to wear masks
MOM’s said that the policy is part of a “broader dress code update that includes uniforms and name tags, all intended to support the customer experience.”
MOM’s Organic Market in Timonium, Saturday, April 29, 2023.
Head of Baltimore’s embattled Department of Transportation to depart
Baltimore’s transportation chief, Veronica C. Perry, is stepping down after less than two years on the job.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Department of Transportation Director Veronica McBeth announced at City Hall on Monday, April 28, 2025, that construction to rebuild three major intersections along Pratt Street downtown will begin in mid May.
Charcoal Korean BBQ is back as Jong Kak reopens after a year and $200,000 in upgrades
Last weekend, customers were finally able to return to Jong Kak, which frequently comes up in conversations about the best Korean barbecue around.
Jong Kak has reopened at 18 W. 20th St. after nearly a year closed as it updated its fire suppression system.
Lamar Jackson is evolving in the Ravens’ new offense. Just look at his footwork.
In coordinator Declan Doyle’s new offense, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s footwork is different. He starts with his left foot staggered ahead of his right, a notable change from previous years.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson gets ready to throw the ball during the team's training camp practice on Aug. 11.
Baltimore’s fight with Agora tests the limits of its new consumer protection powers
Baltimore is testing its new consumer protection powers in a lawsuit against Agora, alleging it gave predatory investment advice that targeted older adults. While the city lawsuit does not name local victims, some families here have been affected.
Baltimore filed a lawsuit against Agora, alleging it gave predatory investment advice that targeted older adults. While the city lawsuit does not name local victims, Liz Vayda’s family has been affected.
The Dish: Tourists are flocking to this Greenmount Avenue takeout window
More and more, influencers are bringing foodies to unexpected places in Baltimore, like a takeout window with no signs.
Phil Laguerre of Boston at I Love Seafood on Greenmount Ave.
Baltimore Police officer in viral video accused of using patrol car as weapon stands trial
Baltimore Police Officer Robert Parks was captured in a viral video chasing Antrell Smith and striking him with his patrol vehicle in Northwest Baltimore on Oct. 28, 2025.
Baltimore Police Officer Robert Parks arrives at the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse on Tuesday for the start of his trial on charges including attempted second-degree murder.
ICE officials to face contempt hearing over repeated arrests of Baltimore resident
Federal immigration officials who repeatedly locked up a Baltimore man contrary to a judge’s orders could now be held in contempt of court at a hearing scheduled for this week.
Prison facility with fencing.
Man who allegedly urinated on family at Morgan Wallen show in Baltimore extradited to Maryland
A North Carolina man who was accused of urinating on a family, including an 8-year-old girl, at a Morgan Wallen concert in Baltimore last month has been extradited to Maryland, online court records show.
The Overlook, a new space on the upper level at M&T Bank Stadium.
Judge denies release of Maryland university instructor from ICE detention
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor Berhanu Kibret will remain in immigration detention, where he has been held for four weeks, a judge has ruled.
Berhanu Kibret, a University of Maryland School of Pharmacy instructor arrested by immigration agents on July 21, 2026, participated in a professional development fellowship for early career faculty members this year.
Popular coffee shop and a vintage store in Annapolis to close
Bitty and Beau’s Coffee will shutter it's Dock Street location. All the Rage Vintage is pivoting to a new studio in Baltimore.
Bitty & Beau's, a popular coffee shop located next to the ongoing City construction in Annapolis, confirmed that it's closing in mid-September.
Midlina in Canton appears to close after landlord sues over rent
Midlina, a splashy global fusion restaurant in Canton, appears to have closed after its landlord sued the restaurant over rent.
Midlina
Thieves use excavator to smash through Wells Fargo Bank in Northeast Baltimore
Criminals used construction equipment to smash through a Wells Fargo Bank near a busy intersection in Northeast Baltimore. 
Criminals used construction equipment to smash through a Wells Fargo Bank near a busy intersection in Northeast Baltimore Sunday morning.
The first day of school in Maryland was political — until now
For the first time in 10 years, all schools start before Labor Day, ending a tradition former Gov. Larry Hogan began.
Students arrive to Nottingham Middle School for the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024 in Rosedale, MD.
Hutzell: Baltimore has a poop-in-the-pool problem. And pee in the stadium, too
COLUMN | I promise, I won’t be juvenile about this. Baltimore has a serial pooper on the loose. It’s a serious serial problem, and it’s a journalist’s duty to expose the truth. Ha ha. Duty.
Patterson Park was No. 1 in the campaign of No. 2s polluting Baltimore City pools this summer
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