Eco-friendly caskets and turtle-shaped urns: Baltimore plays host to national funeral directors’ convention
The event draws funeral directors from most U.S. states and around 20 countries.
‘It’s exciting’: Orioles fans reflect on the team’s first winning season since 2016
With an 83-79 record, the Orioles were in contention for a playoff spot up until the end of the season.
Towson University students confront Republican candidates at campus appearance
Students protested outside the building and questioned the Republican candidates on their positions and past statements inside the event.
Baltimore County, two police officers face wrongful death lawsuit in 2019 killing of man in Hunt Valley
Prosecutors say Jamaal Taylor ”was out of control and randomly stabbing people” when police arrived on scene.
Marylanders can expect rain this weekend after Hurricane Ian batters SW Florida coast
National Weather Service forecasts between half an inch and an inch of rainfall in the Baltimore region through Saturday evening.
‘I had a great time’: Lutherville resident looks back on 22 seasons as organist for the Washington Capitals
Bruce Anderson announced Tuesday on social media that the Capitals would no longer be using an organist for games.
‘Doing what we do best’: Abell neighborhood residents come together after June fires
The cause of the fires remains under investigation, although neighbors say the burning of pride flags at the homes suggests a hate crime.
Mother remembers 19-year-old security guard killed near Morgan State as a quiet and loving kid
As the youngest of four children, “he was my little baby,” she said.
Labor Day weekend expected to be busy for travelers
On the roads, traveler numbers are expected to reach near pre-pandemic levels. Airports expected to be busy as well.
They were sons, daughters, husbands, neighbors: A look at some of the lives lost during Baltimore’s deadliest month since 2015
One was laid to rest on a Ravens pillow. One fixed plates for the homeless. One cared for animals. Another smiled a lot but talked little.
Video: Surveillance cameras capture attack that wounded 6 men, killed 1 in Northwest Baltimore
Multiple surveillance cameras captured the brazen attack Wednesday afternoon on Park Heights Avenue in Northwest Baltimore that left one man dead and six others wounded.
‘Unconscionable:’ 7 shot, 1 fatally, in Northwest Baltimore, police report
The shooting happened before 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the intersection of Park Heights and Shirley avenues, Baltimore Police reported.
Man who died after being thrown to ground in Canton robbery remembered for volunteerism, lending a helping hand
Victor Malabayabas was a familiar face at Patterson Park, where he helped spruce up the grounds for years.
Owings Mills day care closure amid abuse allegations sends families, employees scrambling for alternatives
Lil Kidz Kastle abruptly shut down several weeks ago after child abuse allegations against the owner’s husband came to light.
Tents set up Wednesday to raise awareness for homelessness outside City Hall taken down Friday morning
City officials wanted the tents gone to make room for another event.
Longtime Baltimore resident and broadcaster recounts witnessing attack on world-renowned writer Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua, New York
Rushdie was stabbed in the abdomen and neck Friday morning as he was about to give a lecture.
As summer temperatures soar, Baltimore-area cooling centers offer needed refuge
The centers are mobilized on Code Red days, when the heat index reaches 105 degrees.
Mother of teen charged with murder says he wasn’t allowed to own even a BB gun
The teen faces a first-degree murder charge in the killing of 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds of Hampden.
Grand jury indicts teenage squeegee worker on first-degree murder in killing of bat-wielding driver
Defense attorneys and activists had called for the office of Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby to reduce the charges.
Families, employees at Owings Mills day care say they questioned behavior of man charged in abuse case
Customers, employees and friends of the Weemses said this week they were surprised by the charges, but that some had questioned James Weems’ behavior at the daycare center.