The young victim was taken to a hospital with injuries believed to be non-life-threatening, police said.

Advocates say it’s a step in the right direction, but more work is needed. Nine percent of all newborns exposed to alcohol or drugs were removed from their parents in 2020, compared to 6% in 2022.

Tristan Jackson, 18, of Hillen, is charged with seven counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and related offenses.

J.C. Faulk has a goal for his nonprofit Bmore Community Food on a whiteboard in his conference room: 10 million pounds of food distributed in 2025.

The State Highway Administration began repairing the bridge over the rail line in Halethorpe in 2018. It was slated to be completed in the summer of 2021, and it has now been delayed to winter of 2024.

1st District City Councilman Zeke Cohen said Maryland’s Public Service Commission should reject a proposed rate increase by Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.

The city’s inclusionary housing law expired last year.

Baltimore City Council members scrutinized Baltimore Gas and Electric Company’s controversial gas regulator relocation project during a two-hour hearing Wednesday night.

Those who agreed to speak to The Banner, some in Spanish, reported racist language and intimidation directed at Latino residents from Charles Smith and members of his family.

The lawsuit has more than 120 plaintiffs.

Those who attended celebrations in Cherry Hill and at the Inner Harbor said they not only felt safe but thought it was important to show up.

As Maryland joins 22 other states and the District of Columbia in legalizing recreational adult use of the drug, state leaders also considered the debate about what to call a drug that has carried a racist stigma.

Circuit Court Judge John Nugent found that “irreparable harm” could result from BGE proceeding with the shutdown of services and ruled in favor of residents.

Residents from various neighborhoods gathered around 7 a.m., standing between the machinery equipment set to drill the street in front of the rowhouses in the 400 block of Warren Avenue.

Thiru Vignarajah, a former Maryland deputy attorney general, is representing eight neighborhood associations in the legal fight.

Fells Point and Federal Hill residents have raised concerns over the project for months.

The center will connect refugee and asylum seekers with social services.

The community gathered Monday afternoon to discuss a proposed zoning change that, if passed, would allow Workshop Development to build an apartment complex on 810 Leadenhall St.

Baltimore Gas and Electric is planning to replace over 11,200 indoor gas regulators by the end of 2031.

This coworking space provides on-site babysitting services and other features to cater to working parents.