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Did you know Baltimore’s Arch Social Club began as a 1912 theater? The Pennsylvania Avenue landmark became a center of Black civic and cultural life.

CIAA Fan Fest and Super Saturday return to the Baltimore Convention Center with step shows, Battle of the Bands, cheer and dance competitions. Here’s what to know before you go.

Did you know jazz legend Ethel Ennis built a global career yet stayed in Baltimore? Learn how the singer became a cultural ambassador and hometown icon.

Ravens GM Eric DeCosta says there’s definitely a chance Isaiah Likely returns to Baltimore despite Mark Andrews’ extension, signaling the team’s tight end plans for 2026.

An armed man is dead after a police foot chase and shooting in East Baltimore’s Belair-Edison neighborhood. Officers fired at least 16 rounds. Investigation ongoing.

Police say a Baltimore man fired at a trooper during a traffic stop, leaving the officer with powder burns. He now faces attempted murder charges.

Did you know a 15-year-old Black boy, Howard Cooper, was lynched by a mob in Baltimore County in 1885 before his appeal? His story reveals a painful history.

Did you know Western High in Baltimore, founded in 1844, is the oldest public all-girls high school still operating in the United States?

Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson refused to put redistricting to a vote due to a lack of support and concerns over potential legal action.

Maryland lawmakers are considering ending vehicle emissions testing, but state officials warn the move could violate federal law and risk millions in highway funding. %

Maryland State Police are searching for a suspect who fired at a trooper during a 3:30 a.m. traffic stop in Baltimore. The trooper suffered burn injuries and is expected to recover.

Did you know Bethel AME Church, founded in 1815, helped lead Black freedom, education, and economic progress in Baltimore for over 200 years?