South Baltimore neighborhoods
One year later: A South Baltimore community’s quest for ‘no more coal’
Residents on CSX coal explosion and how it impacted the Curtis Bay neighborhood.
This Canton home ‘defied the laws of physics’ and can be yours for about $1 million
This three-story home ”defies the law of physics,” according to its listing.
CSX and Maryland Department of the Environment reach settlement on Curtis Bay explosion
The South Baltimore Community Land Trust will receive $100,000 to turn a vacant building into a community center for environmental education, research and training.
Baltimore natives make Christmas tree delivery a Pork ’N Pine treat
Pork ‘N Pine is the business of Todd Coleman and Mike Santoro, two Baltimore natives who dress up as Santa Claus and deliver slow-cooked pulled pork sandwiches from HarborQue to neighbors within city limits.
Where was everyone when Southwest Baltimore flooded?
Ellicott City got much of the attention for flooding in recent years, while Black communities in Southwest Baltimore were left to fend largely for themselves.
Is it going to snow in Baltimore tonight? Here’s what to expect.
The weather forecast in Baltimore calls for freezing rain, but no snow. Freezing rain can make for a dangerous morning commute, as roads and sidewalks could be slippery.
Black ballet dancers get opportunities to shine in Baltimore-area productions of ‘The Nutcracker’
Diverse dancers are finding lead opportunities in the iconic ballet ”The Nutcracker” in the Baltimore area this holiday season.
Patterson Bowling Center, a nearly century-old duckpin bowling alley, closes
Patterson Bowling Center opened in 1927 with lanes on two floors.
Curtis Bay residents rally for accountability one year after CSX explosion
About 60 people rallied and marched in Curtis Bay to demand accountability from the transportation company that operates the coal terminal in South Baltimore where there was an explosion last year.
‘The Keepers’ women join fight to publicize investigation into child sexual abuse within Archdiocese of Baltimore
Lawyers for the women featured in the 2017 documentary series file motion to support the disclosure of the 456-page state investigation.
‘The true meaning is kind of hard’: How American Indians in Maryland observe Thanksgiving
For Maryland’s American Indian population, Thanksgiving can be a complicated — and oftentimes painful — reminder of lost lives, land and culture.
FAQ: How were developers allowed to change the Port Covington name to Baltimore Peninsula?
The name of the neighborhood, Port Covington, is not changing, according to city officials. But the overall area bought, controlled and managed by the developers is being rebranded.
Curtis Bay residents are suing CSX following explosion at coal facility
The complaint seeks damages and the establishment of a medical monitoring fund.
Houses for Baltimore sports fans: Walk to Ravens or Orioles games
Even if you’re not at a game, you can enjoy the thrill of hearing the crowd cheer after a big play from your house.
Bertha’s Mussels to close at end of year after more than half-century in business
The establishment will head to Alex Cooper Auction House for an online sale next month as its owners prepare for retirement.
Middle Branch preservation and redevelopment project kicks off with $48 million in grants
The grants will fund the construction of a coordinated network of wetlands that will absorb rainfall and help prevent flooding.
South Baltimore residents have mixed views about recent maglev project support
High-speed train project may conflict with plans for a vacant 43-acre parcel of land along Kloman Street.
Cheeseburgers, ‘emoji fries’ and fruit: Inside Baltimore City’s school lunch program
Making school lunches happen is a feat of coordination and heart.
How to properly thrift shop in Baltimore
Two Banner employees who bonded over a love of secondhand stores share their best tips for thrifting success.