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Stay informed with the latest updates from Baltimore in 2025. From breaking news to major developments, here are the top stories shaping the city this year.
A woman was pulled from a submerged vehicle at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and rushed to the hospital in critical condition as firefighters searched the car and recovered it from the water.
Baltimore County is activating emergency shelters as temperatures drop below freezing. Residents experiencing homelessness can call 410-887-TIME for shelter availability and updates.
Maryland officials say the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild will now cost up to $5.2 billion and won’t reopen until late 2030, citing higher material costs, new safety standards, and ongoing legal battles tied to the DALI ship collision.
Here's a roundup of Baltimore restaurants offering Thanksgiving meals on Nov. 27.
We’re highlighting Baltimore’s black businesses each and every Tuesday. Here are some places to check out this week.
Maryland will resume full SNAP benefits on Nov. 18 after the historic government shutdown, with partial early payments and support for more than 680,000 residents.
The Baltimore Ravens used a bold fourth-down trick play and a record-setting night from Mark Andrews to beat the Browns 23–16, spoiling Shedeur Sanders’ debut and securing their fourth straight win.
Chick-fil-A is testing its new Chicken and Waffles sandwiches at select Baltimore locations from December 1 through January 24, offering both breakfast and full-size versions in a limited pilot.
Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been reinstated after serving a 10-game NFL suspension and is now eligible to sign with any team.
Baltimore Police are investigating a Thursday night shooting near Cross Street Market that left one man dead and another injured.
Mario fires back at Ray J after the singer claimed he could beat him in a song-for-song battle. The Baltimore star took to Instagram with a sharp, funny clapback that has fans buzzing.
