National Aquarium’s rainforest exhibit reopens with 684 new panes of glass in iconic pyramid
The renovation also included new improvements to the exhibit and colorful LED lights along the pyramid’s border.
Lanes reopened after overturned truck halted traffic, closed schools in Anne Arundel
The Maryland State Highway Administration and the Anne Arundel County Fire Department reported around 6 a.m. that the westbound lanes and two eastbound lanes were closed due to a tanker truck flipping on its side on the Severn River Bridge on Monday.
Q&A: Jeffrie Long Jr., one of the first Gen Z legislators elected in Maryland
Long has been elected to the Maryland House of Delegates and will represent District 27B.
‘We still carry the battle scars’: 100-year-old World War II veteran Victor Fuentealba reflects on Veterans Day
Fuentealba grew up in Canton and served in Europe during World War II.
Snail Mail to return to Baltimore to play five nights at Ottobar for “Valentine Fest”
Singer-songwriter Lindsey Jordan grew up in Ellicott City and will return to perform a series of five shows at the Ottobar.
Baltimore Ceasefire 365 changes name to Baltimore Peace Movement
“Our new philosophy is that we are a peace movement and not an anti-violence movement,” co-organizer Letrice Gant said.
13-year-old girl in ‘grave condition’ after being shot in the head in East Baltimore, police say
The shot was intended for someone in a vehicle in the parking lot of a liquor store, but instead hit a young person standing outside, Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said.
Family, friends mourn loss of Louis Diggs, chronicler of Black history in Baltimore County
His work chronicled the history of the African American communities of Turner Station and East Towson, as well as those in Catonsville and Reisterstown, among others.
Baltimore man pleads guilty to a felony charge after participating in Jan. 6 insurrection
According to plea documents, Narayana Rheiner agreed to plead guilty to “obstructing law enforcement officers during a civil disorder.”
Country star Thomas Rhett to headline CFG Bank Arena in July
Cole Swindell and Nate Smith are also on the bill of the ”Home Team Tour 23.”
Calvin Butler will become Exelon CEO at the end of the year
Butler was CEO of BGE from 2014 until 2019, and became a prominent figure in Baltimore's business community.
Christmas Village returns this month with largest number of vendors to date
Last year, the village drew around 300,000 visitors, an organizer said.
Waterfront Partnership announces holiday event series to activate Inner Harbor
The series will include new events, such as the Baltimore by Baltimore holiday market and the Lunar Night Cultural Festival.
Embattled Gunpowder Falls State Park official resigns as president of Maryland Rangers Association
Officials said this week that Dean Hughes had been placed on leave from his position as the park’s assistant manager “until further notice.”
City-Poly or Poly-City? Either way, historic game stirs emotion in alums
The teams will face off Friday as part of a rivalry that dates to the 19th century.
Maryland health officials confirm first human monkeypox-related death
Health department officials said in a statement that "the individual was immunocompromised, resulting in a more severe case."
CSX freight train hits unoccupied vehicle, causing disruptions on MARC Camden Line
The incident occurred at 3:15 a.m., with no reported injuries to the crew.
Clean water advocates and elected officials urge next Maryland governor to do more to protect the Chesapeake Bay
The meeting comes after the Chesapeake Bay Foundation announced the bay states are not on track to meet the 2025 deadline for reducing Chesapeake Bay pollution.
Road closures expected across the city on Saturday as 11,000 runners compete in the Baltimore Running Festival
Participants will come from all 50 states and 15 countries.
Baltimore Running Festival participant aims to be the first person with Down syndrome to finish 50 half-marathons in 50 states
This weekend will be his 40th half-marathon.