Appeal hearing on witness testimony of fellow police officer could delay all six trials.
Overheard at A Night of Taxidermy, Mods vs. Rockers, and the Museum of Negro League Baseball.
Crop Circles campaign aims to combat the city’s food desert issue.
Interim president Timothy Chandler signed a document to address student demands.
Hogan wants to close Maryland's borders to Syrian refugees, but is that even possible?
Hogan says that 18 weeks of chemotherapy put the disease into remission.
Review chronicles broad planning failure, unclear arrest policies, and command center confusion.
An expanded Inner Harbor ice rink opens in new location.
City bicycling nonprofit launches yearlong campaign with Remington event.
Maryland Attorney General’s Office senior member is latest to throw hat in ring.
We asked a half-dozen communication experts to assess the two candidates.
Annual Eastport-Annapolis Tug of War contest pulls out all the stops.
Greater Baltimore Committee chair David Warnock plans Nov. 23 kick-off.
The former mayor would like her old job back, but is Baltimore ready to forgive her?
Can a retired female cop and an ex-offender turned baker make a difference?
From deflated blimps to Big Boyz pens, Charm City got really creative this holiday.
Overheard at a high wheel race, ukulele festival, and insect love-song seminar.
Reported on the ground near Muncy, Pennsylvania, widespread power outages.
Linthicum couple open state’s first cuddling service.
Second-ranking Diocese of Maryland leader killed popular cyclist two days after Christmas.
Coalition calls for firing violent officers and installing body cameras.
The City Councilman (and husband of Marilyn) launched campaign in Reservoir Hill.
Managing editor Max Weiss previews the November issue of Baltimore magazine.
The $135 million investment will add 12 new bus routes and aims to unify transit network.
Initiative comes ahead of first-ever Great Baltimore Oyster Festival this weekend.
During the spectral season, try these spooky strolls for haunted history lessons.
After 125 years, the Ouija board’s Baltimore origin story has been unraveled. Research shows it works, too. (Kind of.)
Amid protests, City Council backs promotion of interim commissioner with 12-2 vote.
City Circuit Court judge also issues gag order in cases.
Former Maryland Governor expected to perform well. And he needs to.
New poll shows African-Americans and white Marylanders have contrasting perceptions of treatment and accountability.
Among the collection are more than 1,300 images of life in Baltimore in the 1930s.
Governor’s job approval rating has risen 19 points since February, according to new Goucher College survey.
On the brink of its 100th anniversary, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra explores its legacy.
The storm strengthened to a category 3 and will reach Maryland by Sunday.
After committing murder at 17, a budding entrepreneur lifts ex-offenders into the workforce.
We preview highlights from the city's fourth annual celebration of the local tech scene.