A walk in our legacy. ✊🏾❤️ Join us for Baltimore City’s 2nd Annual Black History Month Parade as we honor our history, our culture, and our power. 📍 MLK Blvd & Eutaw St🗓 Monday, Feb. 16⏰ 12 PM Pull up, bring the family, and celebrate Black history in the heart of the city. 🖤💚❤️
Baltimore City Council introduced new legislation aimed at limiting cooperation with ICE, restricting city resources, and urging statewide bans on immigration enforcement partnerships.
Baltimore announced new initiatives to lower property taxes for homeowners and reform its tax sale process, aiming to protect equity and provide relief for vulnerable residents.
A tanker truck carrying nearly 7,000 gallons of gasoline rolled over on I-695, forcing inner and outer loop closures as hazmat crews respond amid icy road conditions.
Maryland officials are urging residents to prepare as a winter storm is expected to bring heavy snow, ice, extreme cold, and dangerous travel conditions across the state this weekend.
Baltimore police are investigating a homicide after a man’s body was found in the water along the Gwynns Falls Trail early Tuesday morning.
Forecasters warn a significant winter storm could bring heavy snow, hazardous travel, and dangerously cold temperatures this weekend across the region.
Maryland saw bitter cold Friday morning, but temperatures will rise as light rain and snow showers move in this weekend, with minimal accumulation expected.
A Coppin State basketball player is named in a federal indictment alleging an international point shaving and bribery scheme involving NCAA games and professional bettors.
Coppin State women’s basketball takes on powerhouse South Carolina this Sunday, representing Baltimore on the national stage in a key non-conference matchup.
Baltimore officials declare a Code Blue as dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills move into the region.
Eligible BGE residential gas customers can apply for $250 to $500 in bill credits starting January 21 through the expanded Customer Relief Fund.