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Father's Day: Esquire-approved gift ideas that Dad will love
From personalized gifts to shared experiences, Esquire's editor in chief shares Father's Day ideas for even the toughest dads to shop for.
Anne Arundel County adds speed camera in Odenton
Anne Arundel County announced a new speed-enforcement camera location in Odenton.
Here's where you can find Team USA's World Cup jerseys
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will take place from June 11 to July 19, jointly hosted by 16 cities — 11 in the United States, three in Mexico, and two in Canada.
Moore responds to renewed scrutiny into his military record
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore responded Thursday to renewed scrutiny over his military record.
BGE offers tips to save money amid higher summer energy bills
Maryland residents are seeing increased costs as summer heat drives up energy use. Here are tips to save money while keeping cool.
Man charged in 2022 Westport retaliatory killing
Baltimore officials announce what led to an arrest in a 2022 cold case homicide in Westport.
New rec center opens room in honor of senator's late mother
The new Parkview Rec Center in Penn North features a state-of-the-art gym and a room named after State Sen. Antonio Hayes’ late mother, Sonia.
Primary Profiles: 2026 Anne Arundel County executive's race
The race for Anne Arundel County executive is entering a critical phase. Here are the candidates' visions for the county's future.
Carroll County ends Hashawha overnight school program
The Carroll County Board of Education is ending the overnight outdoor school program at Hashawha Environmental Center.
2 women sought after Federal Hill triple shooting leaves 1 dead
Detectives seek the public's help to identify two women in connection with a triple-shooting investigation in Federal Hill.
Tori Yorgey
Tori Yorgey joined the WBAL-TV 11 News team in February 2024 as a general assignment reporter. The Penn State grad comes to WBAL-TV from sister sta
ICE alleges detainee 'violently resisted arrest' outside Baltimore school
Video captured the arrests of two people by federal immigration agents outside a school in Southeast Baltimore.
HOT WEATHER: Find cooling centers, how to prevent heatstroke
Here is a list of cooling center locations across the Baltimore area where you can seek relief from hot weather.
Hot and humid again with near-record-level heat and possible storms
Meteorologist Alena Lee says it will be another Alert Day on tap with temperatures back in the 90s and heat index values between 100-107 degrees.
From clothing to toys, 2026 World Cup merch is on sale now
World Cup fever is here: Numerous retailers have launched limited-edition gear for fans and even pets.
Crabs costs increase heading into summer, watermen explain why
Consumers planning a traditional Fourth of July crab feast may face significantly higher prices this year, according to seafood industry experts.
Patriotic pancakes, Chesapeake Crush part of Miss Shirley's Sail 250 menu
Miss Shirley's Cafe is creating Maryland-inspired dishes and patriotic pancakes to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
National Eucharistic Pilgrimage draws hundreds in Baltimore
Hundreds of people gather in Baltimore to join the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage in its commemoration of America's 250th birthday.
Banjo-picking Navy band previews Sail 250 at the Inner Harbor
America's 250th birthday celebration in Baltimore will feature the U.S. Navy's only full-time country and bluegrass band.
County bans data center development after unanimous vote
The Harford County Council unanimously voted to ban data center development, drawing mixed reactions from residents and the Maryland Tech Council.
The chairs are out in Catonsville already!
It's a sign that summer is in full swing in Baltimore County: The first chairs have been placed on Frederick Road in Catonsville.