Baltimore’s Department of Public Works will notify property owners if their homes or businesses use lead or galvanized water lines, part of a citywide inventory and replacement effort.
Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley is recovering in the hospital after a fall at his home. Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau is serving as acting commissioner.
The National Weather Service forecasts multiple rounds of rain and thunderstorms in Baltimore through the weekend, with high humidity and moderate rip-current risks at local beaches.
The White House directs agencies to plan for potential mass federal layoffs if a government shutdown occurs, raising tensions with congressional Democrats.
A 16-year-old girl in Maryland DHS custody was found dead at a Baltimore hotel. The case comes amid scrutiny over DHS failures highlighted in a recent audit.
Baltimore officials report youth homicides down 83% in 2025, crediting expanded summer jobs, rec programs, and community engagement efforts.
Howard County uses a $12.6M grant to expand Early Head Start, offering free care for children as young as six weeks and support for families.
About 25,000 fish have died in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, the third major die-off in weeks. Officials blame low oxygen tied to algae blooms, pollution, and cool weather.
Beginning Oct. 1, Maryland drivers caught speeding by cameras will face fines from $40 to $425 under a new law signed by Gov. Wes Moore.
We’re highlighting Baltimore’s black businesses each and every Tuesday. Here are some places to check out this week.
Oracle will manage a licensed copy of TikTok’s algorithm under a proposed U.S. divestment plan, aiming to address national security concerns while maintaining the app’s global content sharing.
Authorities are searching for a woman caught on camera breaking into homes in Anne Arundel and Howard counties. Police ask anyone with information to come forward.