East Baltimore neighborhoods

An attorney for the man’s family says police officers need to be trained to avoid pursuits “when it needlessly puts the lives of Baltimore residents in jeopardy.”

After a split vote a week ago, the city school board voted unanimously to give Collegiate School for Boys a second chance.

Ask MTA administrators and transit activists, and you’ll get the same answer: No idea. It’s just been that way forever.

A spike in youth gunshot victims is worsening even as nonfatal shootings and homicides are down.

The controversial road displaced over a thousand residents of West Baltimore when it was built decades ago.

The Baltimore Banner used a database created by the investigative news site ProPublica that tracks roughly 600 federally-funded institutions — which includes museums and universities — around the country that still hold ancestral remains. One of the institutions is in Baltimore.

As the death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria surpasses 21,000 people, Baltimore area nonprofits, charities and businesses are looking for ways to support victims.

Thinking about raising chickens to save money on eggs? These Baltimore-area backyard chicken owners say prepare yourself for feathers, heartbreak and some very expensive eggs.

No. 5 Lakers honor last season’s championship team, dominate longtime rival

Leading community advocates are pushing the city to hire more bilingual employees rather than rely on an interpretation service or staff who don’t speak other languages.

City officials still don’t know the cause of the sinkhole.

The woman is charged with reckless endangerment, and two charges related to a minor gaining access to a firearm.

A 5-year-old boy died Saturday morning in a house fire in East Baltimore, the Fire Department said.

John Carroll enters boys poll; undefeated Loch Raven debuts in girls rankings

This weekend, head to one of the following Baltimore-area restaurants or events to bring in a lucky year of the rabbit — or the cat.

I’ve been trying to take intentional time to learn new skills.

Old Town in central Baltimore, one of the three original settlements in the downtown area of the city, has seen better days. The neighborhood has a pedestrian mall that now has decaying buildings, giving it the feel of a ghost town.

This three-story home ”defies the law of physics,” according to its listing.

Two immigrant families were staring down a Christmas without running water. Then Danni Donovan, of Baltimore’s Donovan WaterWorks, showed up.

“It’s one thing to just throw resources at a community,” one harm reduction worker. “It’s another to build relationships."