Trapped body recovered after Central Baltimore rowhouse fire
A person was found dead Friday morning after a three-alarm fire tore through a rowhouse in Baltimore’s Barclay neighborhood on Thursday.
News Search
Search results for Baltimore
Search Results
1168 results found
Ex-Baltimore schools employee sentenced to 2 years in Iowa citizenship fraud case
The former superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district who was arrested last year in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has been sentenced to two years in prison.
Key Bridge collapse: BGE, final family settle with Dali owners ahead of court fight
The final victim's family and BGE settled claims with the Dali's owners Friday over the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
335 new apartments coming to Middle River as $148M project gets underway
The development marks the third apartment community within Greenleigh, a 1,000-acre mixed-use development in northeastern Baltimore County.
Buffalo Wild Wings takeout concept to open in Ellicott City
Buffalo Wild Wings GO, a takeout only version of the sports bar, will open in Ellicott City on June 6.
Merriweather warns of scalpers for activist music festival featuring Springsteen
With long waits being reported already for ticket sales, Merriweather reminded people to only buy from Ticketmaster.
As Red Line costs climb, Maryland reopens bus-vs.-rail debate
Maryland officials are weighing a cheaper bus-based Red Line as rail costs reach $9 billion, raising questions about transit promises and funding.
Wetlands Golf Course in Aberdeen closes after 37 years, could become housing development
The Wetlands Golf Course in Aberdeen officially closed May 1. The property was sold to a local developer and could become housing.
2 Marylanders killed in wrong-way crash on I-83 in Pennsylvania
Two Middle River residents were killed Thursday night in a wrong-way crash involving four vehicles on I-83 in York County, Pennsylvania.
It’s been 5 months since Baltimore County’s watchdog issued a report. Here’s why.
Baltimore County’s government watchdog has gone five months without issuing a public report as the office faces mounting leadership turmoil.
Annapolis Blues soccer looks to set another attendance record on Saturday
Saturday marks the fourth annual “Shell Out” promotion for the Annapolis Blues, who will try to set an attendance record for the fourth straight year.
Orioles take batting practice indoors amid season-long homestand
The Orioles opted to taking batting practice in the cages for most of their homestand this week amid high temperatures and a tough schedule.
Parkville man pleads guilty in federal cocaine case
A Parkville man pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to drug and firearms charges tied to a multi-state cocaine trafficking investigation.
Fifth Street demolition uncovers piece of Ocean City history
Demolition of the old Fifth Street Post Office uncovered remnants of a 1930s Ocean City garage tied to early Senior Week history.
Ravens Orioles double booked: Sept. 20 games pose traffic, parking concerns
A rare opportunity for Baltimore sports fans to watch the Orioles and Ravens on the same day could recreate a traffic and parking nightmare.
Meet The Baltimore Sun’s intern class for summer 2026
Meet the talented journalists joining The Baltimore Sun and its community papers as interns in summer 2026.
Baltimore voters to decide on independent water agency overhaul
Baltimore government officials are preparing to separate the services from the Department of Public Works.
Marylanders frustrated after wastewater transparency bill dies
Midges and odors persist after a wastewater oversight bill stalls in Maryland.
Maryland owner locked out as alleged squatters order DoorDash, police walk away
An East Baltimore squatter standoff Thursday exposed the limits of Maryland's new crackdown.
Return of Confederate statues can be a learning moment | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: The Confederate statues returning to Baltimore should be put on display accompanied by information giving viewers historical context.
Strutting their stuff: 3 orchestras to perform next week at Meyerhoff
A trio of major Maryland orchestras packs Meyerhoff Symphony Hall next week for three nights in a row before annual orchestra conference.
3 takeaways from Orioles’ loss to Blue Jays: Bassitt finding form
Orioles starter Chris Bassitt completed his third quality start of the season Thursday against his former team, the Toronto Blue Jays.
Sunny and brisk on Friday in the Baltimore area
The low humidity will make for comfortable days but cooler nights
After visiting Austin, I fear for Baltimore | STAFF COMMENTARY
Opinion: Baltimore has many advantages, writes Julian Baron, yet Austin and cities like it are pulling away from us.