Bill banning plastic carryout bags passes in Baltimore County
The ban will begin on November 1.
Frigid weather expected overnight, as Baltimore issues Code Blue declaration
Temperatures will be lowest Friday night, approaching 10 degrees.
Woman arrested in connection to fatal shooting of 15-year-old NyKayla Strawder
The woman is charged with reckless endangerment, and two charges related to a minor gaining access to a firearm.
Mother injured in West Baltimore mass shooting and car crash has died
Her two young children remain in critical condition.
Fetch the Zoom feed: Fiona Apple backs restoring video access to MD court proceedings
“It is constitutional, it is available, and it is the right thing to do," Apple wrote in a letter of support.
15-year-old Forest Park High School student killed in Northwest Baltimore
The boy was found right after dismissal about a block from school property, police said
A look at banned squeegee zones in the first days of enforcement
The ban is part of a series of recommendations released in November by the Squeegee Collaborative convened by Mayor Brandon Scott in July,
Two Circulator routes to be fully restored Thursday
Buses will also come more frequently, the service announced Wednesday.
‘I’m back!’: Oprah celebrates Wes Moore, praises state where she got her start
“This state is something special," Winfrey said, as she praised Moore’s commitment to service and recalled her own years living in Baltimore.
Rep. Mfume asks USPS to issue commemorative stamp to honor Rep. Elijah Cummings
The stamp would honor Cummings’ “life and legacy,” according to the Tuesday announcement.
Ravens plan to add new plazas, relocate press box at M&T Bank Stadium
They are adding suites near an end zone, moving the press box and improving stadium concourses.
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks are coming to M&T Bank Stadium this fall
Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks are bringing their co-headlining tour to M&T Bank Stadium Oct. 7, 2023. Tickets will go on sale Jan. 20.
Baltimore Center Stage artistic director Stephanie Ybarra to depart later this year
Ken-Matt Martin will serve as interim artistic director, the announcement said, as Center Stage searches for a new artistic leader.
Baltimore City Council bill could raise penalties on businesses violating curfew rules for minors
The bill follows a shooting last week at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center that left one Edmondson-Westside High School student dead.
With squeegee ban approaching, group hosts event to connect young people with jobs
At the event, young people could get free haircuts and also find job and educational opportunities, as well as other helpful resources.
“We love you Dylan”: Family, friends hold vigil for 8-year-old boy found shot Friday
Dylan King was energetic, kind and loved sports and video games, his family said.
Charm City Circulator service cancellation extended through Jan. 8
A new vendor, First Transit, is in the process of hiring and training new drivers, ordering parts and repairing buses as it takes over operation of the Circulator
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade canceled again, drawing criticism from some officials
Baltimoreans are instead encouraged to participate in the National Day of Service.
Former Hampden bookbindery being considered for potential landmark designation
The Commission will deliberate and render a decision on the request on January 10.
New Year’s Eve: Where to watch fireworks and celebrate in Maryland
Fireworks will return to the Inner Harbor after a two-year hiatus.