From a Victorian-era bench to sunken ships and live ammunition, discoveries beneath the water reveal layers of Baltimore’s past.

Baltimore and the CIAA are celebrating a record $33.6 million economic impact from the 2026 basketball tournament, another sign of the value HBCUs continue to create for host cities. The figure marks the highest economic impact in the tournament's five-year run in Baltimore.

The viral clip of Mayor Scott dates back to a 2024 press conference about the city’s violence prevention plan. Since

A Baltimore woman has been arrested in the Philippines in the company of an alleged member of a communist insurgent group, according to a government report. The Philippine News Agency reported that Christina Pasion,

Baltimore is rethinking what it means to call 911, and who responds. Callers who don't need police will get help finding social services and healthcare before they actually fall into crisis.

The Baltimore City spending board unanimously approved a $11 million settlement for a man wrongfully convicted of murder

Flyers urging Delmarva poultry workers to stay home for three days circulated this week as fears of immigration arrests spread across the Eastern Shore. Written in Spanish and Haitian Creole, the flyers called for an Aug.

With some injury concerns regarding the Baltimore Ravens‘ defense in training camp, they decided to make a move.The Athletic Ravens reporter Jeff Zrebiec reported that the team is signing linebacker Jamon Johnson.

Fans of the K-pop group BTS organized a community cleanup in Baltimore and have raised thousands of dollars for a local nonprofit that offers education and wrestling activities for city youth.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown will not charge two Baltimore Police officers who fatally shot an armed man in May, concluding the officers did not commit a crime. The decision follows an investigation into the May 14 killing of Louis Jackson,