FOX45: Police search for 5 suspects in Ocean City assault case
Ocean City police are investigating an assault reported late Thursday night in the 100 block of Wicomico Street.
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2 men injured in separate Baltimore shootings early Saturday
Two men were injured in separate shootings early Saturday in Baltimore, according to police.
Thousands in Anne Arundel without power after punishing Friday storm
Parts of Anne Arundel County were thrashed by high winds Friday night as a severe storm rolled downed trees and caused power outages.
Bel Air parade seeks entrants for America 250 July 4 celebration
Bel Air's July 4 parade seeks participants for its America 250 celebration. Deadline to apply is June 19.
FOX45: Maryland Science Center marks 50th anniversary
A major makeover is coming to the Maryland Science Center’s front door on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke to retire next year
University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke, who was Baltimore's first elected Black mayor from 1987 to 1999, will retire next year.
Annapolis Pride’s first fashion show lights up Maryland Avenue
Annapolis Pride hosted its first-ever fashion show fundraiser Friday, featuring seven local businesses and two Maryland designers.
B&O Museum steams ahead with $38M ‘transformation’ | COMMENTARY
B&O Railroad Museum's $38 million renovation will coincide with the 200th anniversary of American railroading, born in Baltimore, in 2027.
How Baltimore celebrated America’s 100th birthday in 1876
Read The Baltimore Sun's original July 5, 1876, account of Baltimore's celebrations marking the nation's 100th birthday and the Centennial Fourth of July.
Data and maps: View Baltimore crime reports for your neighborhood, block
View tables and maps of shooting, robbery, car theft, burglary and other crimes for all of Baltimore, individual neighborhoods or even your own block.
Bobby ‘Al Jolson’ Berger performed in blackface for years and now seeks office in Baltimore County
For decades, Bobby “Al Jolson” Berger performed in blackface as Al Jolson, the 1920s vaudeville star. Now, Berger is running for Maryland’s
Development debate takes center stage in Baltimore County race as West supports Le Gardeur
A veteran state legislator is now backing environmentalist Theaux Le Gardeur in a Republican primary Baltimore County Council race in which he is running
Jobs, jobs, jobs: Harborplace developer will hold ‘subcontractor outreach event’ to share information a...
As it prepares to begin construction on the initial phase of its $900 million redevelopment of Harborplace, MCB Real Estate is getting the word out about
Hot Plate: Rosé all day, Wine & Food Festival at the Fairgrounds, cocktail class at OLAR and more
Summer weather is here and, this week in Baltimore, that means lots of hot weather sips and seasonal meals. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
Baltimore Weekend Events: Baltimore Pride, Floatilla, Shakespeare’s ‘Midsummer’ with a Twist, and more.
Attend LGBTQ+ Pride festivities, paddle in the Baltimore Floatilla, and enjoy other events this weekend in Baltimore.
BARCS resumes dog adoptions following Parvovirus exposure
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care shelter will resume adoptions and fostering following a Parvovirus exposure.
1 dead, 3 others injured in Catonsville crash where driver struck pole
A man is dead and three others sustained life-threatening injuries following a crash in Catonsville Thursday afternoon.
Baltimore County beats the summer heat with a dip in the bay and snowballs
With temperatures in the upper 90s, residents headed to Rocky Point State Park and local snowball stands to find relief from the heat.
'Profound Betrayal': Three years probation for hospice caretaker who stole $5,000 from vulnerable couple
Pikesville caretaker Shermera Dailey convicted of stealing $5,000 from elderly hospice patient and husband through forged checks.
University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke announces plans to retire next year
University of Baltimore President Kurt Schmoke, 76, announces retirement plans for 2027 after serving as the institution's eighth president since 2014.
Baltimore City honors more than 150 women veterans at celebration event
Baltimore City honored more than 150 women veterans, offering resources and launching a new Women Veterans Ambassador Program.
Baltimore County BCPS names four finalists for superintendent position Dominick Philippe-Auguste
Baltimore County BCPS names four finalists for superintendent position Dominick Philippe-Auguste
Baltimore City Baltimore City Schools denies ICE claims of coordination during arrest Rushaad Hayward
Baltimore City Baltimore City Schools denies ICE claims of coordination during arrest Rushaad Hayward
Baltimore County Catonsville Pride returns June 13, benefitting The Children's Home Jack Watson
Baltimore County Catonsville Pride returns June 13, benefitting The Children's Home Jack Watson