North Baltimore neighborhoods

The organizers of HonFest 2023 sparked a firestorm on social media after initially rejecting Planned Parenthood of Maryland as a vendor at the festival on West 36th Street — or The Avenue — in Hampden.

Hampden’s HonFest is a throwback to another era, but residents and business owners wonder if that’s a good thing.

A pop-up clinic in Northeast Baltimore will offer free medical and dental services June 10-11, starting at 6 a.m.

Ziaullah Salarzai died May 26, just shy of his first birthday, days after falling from a third-story balcony, police said.

Esquire ranked Baltimore’s Church, Ash Bar and Bloom’s among the top 33 bars nationwide.

The new Nature Education Center is meant to give visitors an experience beyond their limited encounters with urban trees.

College was too expensive for Brenda Rivera, but she vowed her daughters would have the opportunity to go. Then she got the chance to go, too, graduating from Notre Dame of Maryland University.

The exhibit at Pimlico Race Course displays Secretariat's trophies from his Triple Crown wins in 1973.

Taxed, trained by Randy Morse, won the George E. Mitchell Black-Eyed Susan Stakes at 11-1.

Maryland’s state school board will decide in the coming months whether to give Mohammed Choudhury a new, four-year contract as superintendent when his ends on June 30, 2024.

As of Tuesday afternoon, there is a 50% chance of rain showers during the day Saturday.

A funeral home and residents opposed to the crematorium have waited nearly a year for a decision.

Firefighters responded to the 800 block of Union Avenue around 2:44 a.m.

Doppio Pasticceria has rented a stall at R. House as the business prepares to move into the former Cahoots Brothers building next year.

“Doing business in Baltimore City is not convenient for business owners,” said restaurateur Rikki Vaughn.

Heritage Kitchen, a Filipino-inspired restaurant from chef Rey Eugenio, announced it will be leaving Hampden’s Whitehall Market at the end of May.

Would you try a crab cake topped with bourbon bacon jam, Frosted Flakes and a fried egg?

Marvelle Worsley, 48, had an argument with one of the victims over parking and loud music earlier that day, charging documents say.

Of the businesses that first greeted customers when the food hall opened to the public in 2020, all but one have announced plans to leave this summer or have already closed their stalls.

Marvelle Antonio Worsley, 48, is still on the loose and considered “armed and dangerous.”