Midday Shooting in Northwest Baltimore Claims Life of 24-Year-Old
A shooting incident in the Arlington neighborhood of Baltimore resulted in the death of a young man on June 20.
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A shooting incident in the Arlington neighborhood of Baltimore resulted in the death of a young man on June 20.
After years of welcoming visitors to City Hall, Sid retires, leaving behind a cherished legacy in Baltimore.
A proposed bill concerning the operations of the water department has been forwarded to the Baltimore City Council for consideration.
A former Baltimore County pastor, recently convicted of sexual abuse, faces a lawsuit from one of his alleged victims.
In response to national voter suppression trends, Black Marylanders are taking proactive steps to ensure their voices are heard at the polls.
The AFRAM festival marks its 50th anniversary, but safety issues overshadow the celebration of Black culture.
A program aimed at providing inmates with opportunities for rehabilitation faces uncertainty as questions about its future arise.
An advisor to Mayor Scott has been noted for their infrequent presence at City Hall while participating in campaign efforts in Washington, D.C.
Civilian gasoline sales in Russian-occupied Crimea have been suspended following intensified Ukrainian strikes targeting fuel supplies.
Marvin James, a senior advisor to Mayor Scott, faces questions over his frequent absences from City Hall and visits to a D.C. campaign office.
Baltimore's Mayor has announced that minors must be accompanied by an adult at the festival's final day in Druid Hill Park.
A shooting that occurred at a Northeast Baltimore hospital has left the community on edge as authorities investigate the incident.
A man has been taken into custody after a deadly stabbing at a residence in Harwood, according to police reports.
A young man was killed in a collision while riding a scooter in Baltimore's Broadway East neighborhood on Saturday.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announces that attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult at AFRAM's closing day.
Johns Hopkins Medicine has released a special weather edition alerting residents to upcoming weather conditions.
Activists and nurses will gather on July 20 to demand an end to patient lawsuits and better treatment of hospital staff.
A Johns Hopkins physician raises concerns about the current strategies in place for combating COVID-19.
A field hospital with 250 beds is set to open on Monday at the Baltimore Convention Center to support local healthcare needs.
Katina Williams has been named vice president of finance and chief financial officer at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.