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Explore 24 historic Byzantine icons from Greek Orthodox monasteries in a new exhibition at Washington's Museum of the Bible, opening Nov. 7.
Baltimore’s landmark One Charles Center office tower has landed a large new anchor tenant: the Maryland State Department of Education.
A nearly block-long row of apartments on Biddle Street is up for auction in a sale conducted by Alex Cooper Auctioneers in cooperation with Harbor Stone Advisors.
Who said being cozy has to mean staying home? Find that warm and fuzzy feeling while exploring Baltimore with these weekend events.
A new Barnes & Noble bookstore is coming to Timonium. The company will open a shop at the newly renovated Lutherville Station shopping center at 130 W. Ridgely Road. It will take over the space previously oc...
Republican Nino Mangione election race hasn’t received an undue amount of attention in the local press, but it made headlines in news outlets as far away as India and Australia, fueled largely by his ties...
Oysters, wine, chili, whiskey – this week, the Baltimore food scene is full of festivities. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
Police have arrested a man in connection with the September shooting death of 21-year-old Tavaughn Hamlet Jr. in Towson.
Baltimore sends more than 50,000 billing notices. Plus, a $2,600 swing set order turns into a holiday shopping warning, as we kickoff our 12 Scams of Christmas
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged with manslaughter in connection with a deadly hit-and-run involving a carjacked vehicle in Baltimore last month, police said.
🛒 The wait is over! Lidl has set an opening date for its long-awaited Belair Road store in Northeast Baltimore after the building sat empty for nearly three years. Will you be stopping by? 👇
Co-founders Tony and Raven Parker are bringing Wealth Summit Live back to Baltimore, adding wellness labs, a mindful lounge and a youth program aimed at building wealth across all areas of life.
From sampling local beers in Patterson Park to a drone show in Howard County, here's what's happening around Baltimore this weekend.
Lt. Johnny Owens and EMT Firefighter Zachary Petry were celebrated by their department and colleagues in a ceremony at the Baltimore County Fire Station in Halethorpe.
Drivers traveling on the Baltimore Beltway in Parkville will face a weekend ramp closure and lane restrictions as crews install a new drainage pipe.
Jaguars thrash the depleted Ravens 33-10 for their 5th win in 6 games Trevor Lawrence threw for 242 yards and a touchdown, and the Jacksonville Jaguars had little trouble with Joe Fagnano and the Baltimore R...
By Charlotte Ormond, Calista Sybrant, Joe Wicke Capital News Service BALTIMORE _ Gov. Wes Moore won his reelection bid Tuesday defeating his Republican opponent Dan Cox and securing his …
Baltimore lost Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley to potential season-ending injuries Sunday, but it made a move for a new QB before the trade deadline.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- After waiting three weeks for Lamar Jackson to return, the Baltimore Ravens now face the possibility of playing the rest of the season without him.
Bookworms, count all the bookcases you'd get to fill if you were the owner of this beautiful cottage in this Homeland enclave.
Denzel Mitchell, the executive director of the Farm Alliance of Baltimore who helped bring fish peppers back to the Baltimore food scene, shares his idea of perfect happiness, his favorite place in Baltimore...
The tradition of workaday blues musicians turning to costumes - spooky or otherwise - as part of their schtick lives in Baltimore
From candy to cornbread, this week promises to be full of fall fun. Here’s a look at what’s happening in the Baltimore food scene.