Baltimore City

Police are investigating a break-in at the state Department of Health headquarters building at State Center in Baltimore — the second break-in in less than a year.

Clark didn’t play in the Fever's loss to the Mystics. But that didn't stop thousands from turning out to see her at CFG Bank Arena.

The pandemic shut down my memoir book tour. Will the publicity for “Family & Other Calamities,” a love letter to Baltimore and journalism, be a chance to try again?

Buffalo’s plan to turn part of an expressway into a tunnel covered by green space got funded, and then got controversial.

Whether you want to play bingo at a Little Italy Festival, hear authors at a literary festival or try rock climbing for free, we’ve got you covered.

As 803Fresh’s “Boots on the Ground” takes off, Baltimore’s TSU Dance Crew is putting their own spin on the viral hit.

New online permitting is not going well and the battle for the ‘narrative’ in Baltimore City.

A new unit in the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office aims to enforce the city’s liquor laws and crack down on unlicensed sellers.

With a lone bid of $2.9 million, Baltimore's Harborview Marina was sold in moments and the auction betrayed none of the legal drama that has played out behind the scenes.

Doppio Pasticceria, a Sicilian-inspired bakery and cafe, has finally opened at its forever home on 300 W. 29th St. in Remington.

But based on the current roster, here are some storylines to watch for during the three days of OTAs and two days of minicamp that are open to the media.

Kevin Liles, the Baltimore-born music mogul who is currently fighting sexual assault allegations, says an artist he signed in the late 1990s is planning to sue him and publish a book.

This has been a brutal Orioles season for so many reasons, all made worse because it’s not supposed to be this way.

The attack shut down Baltimore computer and communications systems for months and caused $19 million in lost revenue and expenses.

A federal lawsuit filed by Second Chance reveals that the Baltimore nonprofit and its founder, Mark Foster, are under IRS scrutiny.

A federal lawsuit filed by Second Chance reveals that the Baltimore nonprofit and its founder, Mark Foster, are under IRS scrutiny.

Berkeley Research Group LLC on April 29 filed a notice of data security incident in the case.

Baltimore police are investigating a double fatal shooting that occurred early Monday morning.

City transportation officials aim to cover 111 miles of streets before the weather gets too cold to lay asphalt.

The victory gave Baltimore its first consecutive wins since April 30 and May 2.