Community issues

Four other people were shot and wounded Saturday morning in the incident in Woodlawn.

Two rowhomes were vandalized with smashed watermelons, long considered a symbol of solidarity with Palestine.

Conditions look favorable for Santa and his reindeer

I don’t put Christmas decorations up this year. Nor do I dread the day itself. I just want it to slip by, a whisper of whatever it will be — horrible or even happy.

Steve Bisciotti is backing a Baltimore-based nonprofit called Blackbird that will help shepherd health care discoveries from local university labs into local startup companies.

Baltimore's zoo has started sending waste from giraffes, elephants and a few other animals to a biodigester that converts it to natural gas.

Before dropping a tree on the curb or at a recycling facility, you’ll need to make sure it’s free of ornaments, lights or any other nonorganic decorations.

One person is dead and four others were injured in an early morning shooting Saturday in Woodlawn.

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Maryland is right to join a challenge to the proposed JetBlue-Spirit merger, which would hurt Maryland travelers with higher airfares and lower-quality service, Del. Jessica Feldmark says.

A national annual scorecard gives the state a passing grade for the strength of its gun safety laws.

The city will likely record fewer than 300 homicides this year, but Baltimore’s young people were shot and killed at the highest rate in at least a decade.

Light rail service will resume Saturday after major mechanical issues related to the ongoing rehabilitation of the aging railcar fleet knocked it out of service for roughly two weeks.

A federal judge took the unusual step of reversing a jury’s guilty verdict against a Maryland doctor for health care fraud.

AAA says around 2.3 million Marylanders will hit the roads and the skies over the next several days.

Having the kids home for the holidays brings recognition that family celebrations will never be quite the same, writer and filmmaker Charles Cohen says.

The law could force lower-income owners into delinquency and out of their homes. In worst-case scenarios, the requirements could make it more difficult to buy and sell properties and cause property values to tumble.

Joseph Black, 37, faces retrial on assault and weapons charges.

Boxer Gervonta “Tank” Davis is giving back by helping to renovate the same West Baltimore neighborhood he grew up in, city officials announced Thursday at a press conference.

Robyn Dixon of Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Potomac” will open a monthly subscription-based skin care studio in Columbia.