Fentanyl, widespread in the drug market, linked to surge of cocaine-related overdose deaths in Maryland
Experts say cocaine-related deaths are likely due mostly to use in combination with, or contamination by, fentanyl.
MTA will single-track subway trains ‘as quickly as possible’ after derailment
A comprehensive investigation is still ongoing to find the cause of the partial derailment, MTA said.
Southwest cancellations leave many stuck at BWI
On Tuesday, 221 Southwest flights departing or coming into Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport were cancelled and another 84 were delayed.
CSX and Maryland Department of the Environment reach settlement on Curtis Bay explosion
The South Baltimore Community Land Trust will receive $100,000 to turn a vacant building into a community center for environmental education, research and training.
Baltimore 4th grader catches Mariah Carey’s attention with his joyful performance of “All I Want for Christmas is You”
"THANK YOU for reminding me why I wake up in the morning and do what I do. I love you," Carey tweeted last week.
Nonprofit will send cards and gifts to families in immigration detention
More than 70 people showed up Friday afternoon to wrap presents and write cards.
Former Mondawmin Target space to be called The Village at Mondawmin
As Mondawmin Mall strives to revitalize, new additions and renovations highlight need for anchor institutions in communities.
Walters Art Museum to increase wages, with salaries starting at $17 per hour
The move comes amid an ongoing dispute between unionizing workers and museum management.
Trademark experts weigh in on Ravens trying to register ‘Charm City’
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued an initial rejection of the registration attempt.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, political leaders gather to open bank’s new Mondawmin Mall branch
Gov.-elect Wes Moore and Mayor Brandon Scott were also present at the opening, and discussed the importance of investing in communities in Baltimore.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office initially rejects Baltimore Ravens’ attempt to trademark ‘Charm City’
The Ravens applied to trademark the commonly used nickname for Baltimore in February, according to filings with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Sad about Patterson Bowling Center’s closure? Here are other places you can go for duckpin bowling in and around Baltimore.
There are still many duckpin bowling options in the area.
Drivers and riders express concerns amid string of ride-hailing crimes, but most will continue using Uber and Lyft
Baltimore Police said in a string of recent incidents, ride-hailing service drivers have been carjacked, and the robbers went on to use the app to pick up customers and rob them as well.
Baltimore City Public Schools’ School Choice Fair returns as in-person event Saturday
The fair will help students and families make more informed decisions when choosing a middle and high school.
Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, spotted in Maryland with two far-right figures
They appeared on ”Timcast IRL,” a podcast hosted by Tim Pool, a YouTuber with a large right-wing following.
Roads and airports will be busy over Thanksgiving holiday as 1 million Marylanders are expected to travel
AAA Mid-Atlantic predicts the number of drivers will drop slightly from last year, while those flying and taking other forms of transportation will increase.
3 injured in Pigtown explosion, fire department says
Assistant Chief Roman Clark said there were three people injured, two females and one male. They are all in serious condition.
Carroll Community College and McDaniel College to launch a dual admissions agreement next fall
Students who apply to McDaniel College through the program will receive guaranteed admission and a scholarship.
Caroline Donaghy, co-founder of the Charm City Roller Girls, has died at 44
The Women’s Flat Track Derby Association called the Charm City Roller Girls ”Maryland’s premiere all-woman flat-track roller derby league.”
MICA Art Market returns for first time since 2019 as a pop-up
Maryland Institute College of Art students, faculty, alumni and staff will showcase and sell their art on Dec. 3 and 4 this year.