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This hotel symbolized downtown Baltimore’s rebirth. Now it’s in foreclosure.
The Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel — one of the city’s biggest hotels and a symbol of downtown’s reinvention as a tourism destination — is in foreclosure.
The Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel overlooking Pratt Street.
Save money on energy bills this winter with these 5 tips
There are many no- and low-cost ways to spend less on your Maryland heating bill.
Brian Leonard, owner of Leonard Home Performance, takes a photo of the inside of a furnace as he conducts an energy audit at TJ Sebastian’s home in Baltimore.
They are accused of squatting. Lawmakers want to speed up their day in court.
It’s the fourth year a Maryland lawmaker has proposed a bill aimed at expediting a squatting complaint.
Madison Pleas was a Baltimore renter when accused of squatting even though she had a lease.
The Maryland snowstorms of decades past
Here’s a look at some of the Maryland region’s most historic winter storms.
A major winter storm is expected to sweep across much of the East Coast this weekend. But will it break records?
Ivan Bates’ break-up with mayor’s public safety office finds legal support
Bates said his office would continue to prosecute cases brought by Baltimore Police through MONSE, as required by law.
Bates said his office would continue to prosecute cases brought by Baltimore Police through MONSE, as required by law.
University of Baltimore loses all 3 academic deans in one month
Deans at the Merrick School of Business, College of Public Affairs and Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences have announced their departures at the University of Baltimore.
The University of Baltimore is seen along the Jones Falls Expressway.
Winter storm could dump anywhere from 5 to 18 inches of snow across region
Snowfall will start in Maryland Saturday evening and continue into Sunday, with a high likelihood of at least 5 inches of snow and possibly more than 10, the National Weather Service said Thursday.
BALTIMORE, MD - JAN 6, 2025:  Salt box seen on a snowy day in Hoes Heights neighborhood in Baltimore on January 6, 2025.
Furry friends at BARCS are looking for temporary homes during the snowstorm
Dozens of people entered the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter on Thursday empty-handed and left with a bag of food, a leash and a dog for the weekend.
Sierra Gold (left) and Shelby Gold (right) with their part-pitbull pup, Cheeto Burrito, outside of Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) on Thursday afternoon.
Towson University delays spring semester ahead of winter storm, cancels classes until Tuesday
Towson University announced Thursday it is delaying the start of the spring semester because of the approaching winter storm.
Towson University announced Thursday it is delaying the start of the spring semester because of the approaching winter storm.
Under Armour looking into data breach affecting customers’ email addresses
An Under Armour data breach is believed to have happened late last year, and affected 72 million email addresses, according to information cited by the cybersecurity website Have I Been Pwned.
Under Armour, headquartered at Baltimore Peninsula, is investigating a recent data breach.
Emmy winner Lena Waithe’s theater debut had to be in Baltimore
Actor and Emmy-winning writer Lena Waithe discusses her theater debut, “trinity,” ahead of its Feb. 12 premiere in Baltimore.
Emmy winner Lena Waithe’s playwriting and stage acting debut, “trinity,” premieres Feb. 12 in Baltimore.
How to get ready for a winter storm in Maryland: Warming shelters, pet care and safety tips
As Maryland agencies continue to share tips this week for the state’s Winter Safety Week, here’s how to weather whatever comes this season.
Roosevelt Cooper, left, and Joel Gregory clear sidewalks and walkways in the Charles Village neighborhood after a few inches of snow covered the ground this month.
Drug overdose deaths plummeted in Maryland, Baltimore again last year
Preliminary state numbers show a more than 45% decrease in drug overdose deaths since 2023.
A woman displays the box of Narcan provided to her by a Bmore POWER worker on Arlington Avenue in Baltimore on Thursday, December 14, 2023.
Johns Hopkins taps former COVID Center leader as interim provost
Lainie Rutkow, the university’s executive vice provost, will lead academics at Hopkins.
Johns Hopkins University new provost Lainie Rutkow.
Man charged with murder in connection to body found near Gwynns Falls
Baltimore Police on Wednesday arrested a man in connection with a body recovered near the Gwynns Falls Trail in West Baltimore.
A Baltimore Police vehicle is seen in Fells Point on April 14, 2024.
How Maryland bought a $4.5M horse farm it’s not going to use
The purchase of a horse farm, Shamrock Farm, involves a partner at Venable, the Pittsburgh Steelers, a Florida Republican, Gov. Wes Moore and a state authority that no longer exists.
Shamrock Farm, located at 4926 Woodbine Road in Carroll County.
With ‘Sinners’ Oscar nod, this Baltimore-born hairstylist is earning her own close-up
Baltimore native Tené Wilder is already an Emmy winner. Now, the hairstylist’s work has helped “Sinners” land an Oscar nomination for best makeup and hairstyling.
Tené Wilder, an Emmy winner and key hairstylist for the blockbuster hit “Sinners,” at the Senator Theatre in Baltimore last year.
What to do in Baltimore this weekend, including a free ice festival and local live music
Whether you want to see ice sculptures carved live, celebrate 101 years of mandolin or rock out to Baltimore bands, we’ve got you covered.
Ice sculptors, circus performers and food vendors will take over Harbor Point this weekend for an ice festival.
Streeter: The new food pyramid pushes meat and dairy. What if you don’t eat that?
Column | The New Food Pyramid says eat more meat, which forgets all the vegans.
Elle, 18 months, reaches toward the bread at the bottom of the revised food pyramid while held by her mother Claire Dooley, after an announcement by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., about nutrition policy, at Health and Human Services Headquarters, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2026, in Washington.
Attorney general’s office investigating fatal shooting of man by Baltimore Police officers
Baltimore Police Department officers who shot and killed a man while attempting to detain him are being investigated by the attorney general’s Independent Investigations Division.
Officers responded to reports of an armed person near 6800 Bank Street about 9:14 p.m.. Police found the man on a bike in the 6500 block of Eastern Avenue, near the Interstate 95 ramps.
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