BPD: Driver crashed into cars, restaurant with child in vehicle
A driver sped off from officer, struck two other vehicles and crashed into a Fells Point restaurant with a 6-year-old child in the car, police say.
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11 TV Hill: Artscape is 'Dreaming bigger and bolder'
"Dreaming bigger and bolder" is the theme for this year's Artscape, one of the largest free outdoor arts festivals.
Artscape's Scout Art Fair spotlights Baltimore artists
The Scout Art Fair returns to Artscape with 33 local artists and Devin Allen curating.
Ravens to add VIP tailgating area outside M&T Bank Stadium
The Ravens are building a new premium tailgating area geared toward businesses that might not be able to afford a stadium suite.
Former Baltimore postal worker pleads guilty in check fraud scheme
A former U.S. Postal Service employee from Baltimore pleaded guilty in federal court to charges tied to a mail theft and check fraud scheme.
Ocean City rental fix raises ‘furniture police’ question
Ocean City moved to ease rental occupancy rules after an uproar over inspections, bedroom counts and summer reservations.
Veterans and Military Families Monument opens in Columbia
The Howard County Veterans and Military Families Monument opened on Thursday, May 14, in Columbia.
Man appeals conviction for threatening Baltimore County Councilman David Marks
A Perry Hall man convicted last month of threatening Baltimore County Councilman David Marks appealed the judge's decision Tuesday.
Rare Charles Willson Peale portrait to be auctioned Wednesday
The complicated legacy of two 18th century Marylanders will be spotlighted when a Charles Willson Peale portrait goes to auction.
Ex-UMBC coach part of $303M settlement for wage-fixing suit vs. NCAA
A former UMBC softball coach is among the volunteer assistants who can file a claim for a $303 million settlement in a wage-fixing class-action lawsuit.
Bits & Bites: At coming-soon Faidley’s restaurant, ‘everything has meaning’
The Fishmonger's Daughter in Catonsville is an homage to the past — and a nod to the future of the Faidley legacy, operator Damye Hahn said.
Scattered storms by afternoon in Baltimore
Thunderstorms will develop across the Baltimore area on Wednesday afternoon as a cold front moves in.
Carroll approved $2.2M for student mental health — most of it left the county
Carroll commissioners approved more than $2.2 million in state-funded school support contracts, but questioned why most funding will go to outside providers.
Baltimore adding 4 new speed camera locations
Baltimore is adding a slate of new electronic eyes across the city.
Weight lost with GLP-1 drugs still subject to rebound after stopping treatment
New research examines whether oral GLP-1 drugs and gut bacteria supplements can help patients avoid regaining weight after stopping Wegovy or Zepbound.
Eased rule on psychedelics could aid veterans suffering anxiety, depression
Federal regulators fast-tracked approval of psychedelic drugs to treat some of the nation’s most stubborn mental health disorders.
For some Maryland business owners, staying open feels harder than ever
Some business owners, economists and industry leaders across Maryland say rising taxes and costs, and regulatory hurdles, are making the state increasingly difficult for businesses to navigate.
Maryland won’t renew Silver Oak’s license; foster abuse allegations mount
Maryland officials are preparing to remove foster children from Silver Oak Academy after the state confirmed for the first time that youth will no longer remain at the troubled Carroll County facility beyond...
Cedric Mullins, Bryan Baker reflect on Orioles exit as Rays surge in AL East
Ahead of facing the Orioles on Monday, Rays outfielder Cedric Mullins and closer Bryan Baker spoke about their time in Baltimore.
Orioles minor league report: These 12 prospects are rising up rankings
These 12 Orioles prospects are rapidly rising up Baseball America's rankings.
FOX45: Task force warns Baltimore lags economically, backs $1B downtown convention center plan
Baltimore leaders are weighing a roughly $1 billion plan to modernize the Baltimore Convention Center, a proposal supporters say is needed because the city has fallen behind other cities in “generating new...
Thunderstorms likely Wednesday afternoon in the Baltimore area
Following the storms, the weather turns cool and rainy the rest of the week
Baltimore County schools beat state benchmark on chronic absenteeism
Baltimore County students have improved their attendance and surpassed the state's three-year presence goal, according to data shared Tuesday at a Board of Education work session. As of May 6, 14.92% of BCPS...
Blue Angels greet fans at McGarvey’s | PHOTOS
Members of The Blue Angels, U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron drop into McGarvey's Saloon and Oyster Bar Tuesday evening to visit fans before their Naval Academy Commissioning Week Air Show.