West Baltimore neighborhoods

Following a lawsuit filed this summer, an investor is forcing La Cite Development to sell a troubled apartment complex in West Baltimore, court records show.

Police found a 29-year-old man dead from gunshot wounds in the 200 block of North Payson Street.

Planners will install LiDAR systems at five intersections along West North Avenue to understand how cars and pedestrians interact.

Despite the charter's low test scores, parents say the school and its community is so much more than its academic reputation.

Union Square’s Cookie Tour of Historic Homes has taken place for 39 years. It’s a chance not only to bite into a treat but also to hear the backstories of homes and the people who chose to live in them.

This mass was six months in the making, marking the merger of five parishes into one congregation.

A heartfelt surprise by neighbors in West Baltimore to their longtime mail carrier.

Santa Luke suffered an injury at the North Pole, says the Mondawmin Mall manager.

Edgewood Elementary’s small size has landed it on the chopping block despite students performing relatively well on state testing.

ALDI, a discount grocery chain, will take over a space at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center that was damaged in a fire.

The U.S. 40 Highway to Nowhere has scarred West Baltimore for decades. Baltimore’s new plan won’t remove it, but will try to transform the area around it.

LA Mart will fill the space the former Giant Food left in Edmondson Village.

Timothy Cartwell, a waste collector with the Reedbird Sanitation Yard, died after being trapped between a utility pole and a trash truck in an alley in West Baltimore.

A 16-year-old boy is dead and a 17-year-old boy is injured after a crash between the moped they were riding and a Jeep in Upton, Baltimore Police confirmed Thursday morning.

The Baltimore Development Corp. canceled its contract with Westside Partners after the group couldn’t show it had obtained financing for a mixed-use development.

ParentChild+ will send early learning specialists into 30 toddlers’ homes and day care locations twice a week, bearing educational gifts and guidance for caregivers.

The proposed bike trail from Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park to Druid Hill Park would be dangerous, a reader says, but an alternate route would make sense.

The five fires, which all broke out in the afternoons or evenings in late July, exclusively erupted at elementary/middle school facilities, according to incident reports.

Grocery stores targeting youths with curfews sends the harmful and inaccurate message that young people are primarily responsible for crime and shoplifting, says Hannah Stommel, a Zubrow fellow at the Juvenile Law Center.

A proposal to link The Greenway Trails Network between Druid Hill and Leakin parks has left some trail advocates scratching their heads.