Another summer scorcher is on tap for Maryland with 90-degree temps, possible storms
The weekend ahead is expected to be a hot and sticky one in Baltimore.
A man running away from the camera's t-shirt is drenched with sweat.
New Green Mount Cemetery tour will spotlight its Black Baltimoreans
A Baltimore Heritage volunteer got curious about the number of Black people buried in Baltimore’s Green Mount Cemetery. Her research resulted in a new tour that kicks off Aug. 15.
The front gates to Green Mount Cemetery.
From breakfast to late-night eats, try these 7 Ocean City restaurants
Here are seven independent, locally owned Ocean City eateries that are proven winners for both your belly and your wallet.
Buxy’s Salty Dog Saloon offers Pittsburgh food and flair at 28th Street in Ocean City.
Bodycam footage shows man’s fatal bus stop encounter with police near Montgomery Village Plaza
Bodycam and dashcam footage released by state officials Friday shows a Montgomery County man’s roughly 20-minute interaction with police at a bus stop in Gaithersburg that turned fatal.
The Maryland attorney general’s office released bodycam footage of a police shooting in Gaithersburg in July.
Baltimore Police announce arrest in fatal stabbing, seek suspect in separate shooting
Baltimore Police this week said they had arrested a suspect in a fatal stabbing near Lexington Market, and were searching for a suspect in a fatal shooting in Pigtown.
A Baltimore Police vehicle is seen in Fells Point on April 14, 2024.
Man gets 30 years in prison for role in 2024 execution-style murder
DeAngelo McRoy was convicted of first-degree murder, use of a firearm in commission of a felony, armed carjacking and armed robbery in October in connection with the death of Delondre Sawyer.
On February 8, 2024, Montgomery County Police officers located the body of 35-year-old Delondre Sawyer in a wooded area on Game Preserve Road in Gaithersburg.
Pursuit of homicide suspect ends with self-inflicted gunshot wound near Aberdeen, police say
The driver, 41-year-old Charles Glenroy Smellie Jr. of Forestville, was the sole occupant of a white BWM 330i, according to a news release from the Maryland Department of State Police.
State police said they are investigating a pursuit that ended when the suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Regulators green-light power line upgrades needed to close last Maryland coal plant
Maryland regulators approved a much-delayed transmission line upgrade Friday that’s needed to retire the state’s last operating coal plant.
The Brandon Shores Power Plant is seen on the Patapsco River on a cold February morning.
Family worries about health of young Baltimore activist arrested in the Philippines
Human rights advocates are sounding alarms over the detainment of Baltimore resident Christina Pasion in the Philippines.
Vivian and Christina Pasion talked at length about Christina’s desire to go on an exposure trip to the Philippines. Now, Vivian and Christina’s family are calling for her release.
‘Feel sorry for these people’: Video shows Baltimore Police response to ICE detaining parents outside school
Body camera footage obtained by The Banner from the incident gives a small window into how the city’s officers respond to incidents involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, and how little the Police Department can do.
Woman points to the location of ICE arrests at the school.
Maryland Republicans file lawsuit to stop redistricting ballot question
Republican lawmakers are suing the state’s elections board to stop a ballot question on congressional redistricting from appearing before Maryland voters in November.
Del. Kathy Szeliga, a Baltimore County Republican and vice chair of the Maryland Freedom Caucus, speaks during a press conference hosted by the caucus in Annapolis on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.
3 independent council candidates make it onto the Baltimore County general election ballot
After rushing to lock down 6,000 signatures by Monday — equal to 1% of registered Baltimore County voters — only half of the independent candidates who initially filed to run for office in the county will be on November’s ballot.
Cory Shaffer, left, Donna Eve Radtke Sekora and Joseph D. "Joe" Hooe are running as an independent candidates for Baltimore County Council.
West Baltimore family says their beloved dog, Bandit, was stolen from their front yard
A West Baltimore family says their 3-year-old Shiba Inu was stolen from their front yard in broad daylight Tuesday.
A West Baltimore family says their 3-year-old Shiba Inu was stolen from their front yard in broad daylight Tuesday.
No charges for Baltimore officers who fatally shot man after he opened fire, AG says
Two Baltimore Police officers who fatally shot an apparently suicidal man who opened fire on them in May will not face criminal charges, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown declined to bring criminal charges against two Baltimore Police officers who fatally shot a man after he fired at them in May.
Flight attendant charged with assault after incident with passenger in Maryland
A Sun Country Airlines flight attendant was charged with assault in Anne Arundel County after a passenger accused her of making racially motivated comments toward her group.
The flight was headed from Minneapolis to Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Baristas at Columbia’s Wilde Lake Starbucks vote to unionize
Baristas at the Wilde Lake Starbucks in Columbia have voted to unionize.
Baristas at the Wilde Lake Starbucks in Columbia have voted to unionize.
Hutzell: $400M later, Live! Maryland grants face pressure to change
COLUMN | There’s growing acknowledgment that change is coming for the millions of dollars handed out in grants funded by Live! Casino taxes every year. After 14 years, there’s interest in sharing the wealth.
Maryland collects a 41% tax on video slot machine and table game revenue from its six casinos. That money has funded $1 billion in local impact money.
What to know about Maryland tax-free shopping week
The state will forgo its usual 6% sales tax on certain clothing items and shoes this Sunday through Aug. 15.
The state will forgo its usual 6% sales tax on certain clothing items and shoes this Sunday through Aug. 15.
Too dark for a Hopkins waiting room? A viral art debate unfolds.
An art installation at a Johns Hopkins clinic waiting room has stirred a mix of emotions among those viewing it in person and online.
Portraits by Stoehr that have been hanging in the Bayview waiting room since November 2025.
In Forestville, Diamonds N the Ruff Boxing gym teaches the sweet science and beyond
Tai-Rhan McBride’s gym exists to train fighters. But there’s a deeper mission at play, too. He aims to address some of the community’s intractable problems.
Yran Butler, 26, does shadow boxing drills with fellow boxers during training at Diamond N' the Ruff boxing gym in Forestville, MD, U.S., August 5, 2026. Leah Millis for the Baltimore Banner
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