Woman murdered by Christa Pike remembered as 'computer geek' with nurturing heart
Who was Colleen Slemmer, the 19-year-old murdered by Christa Pike in 1995?
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2026 midterm election: Which states allow mail-in voting?
From 21 states in 2000 to 37 today, mail-in voting has become more accessible across the country. See which states have changed their policies.
Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay wins the Nobel Peace Prize for work on international law
Former U.N. human rights chief Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, a judge on the International Court of Justice, won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Runners in their 70s celebrate 50 years of running half marathon
Alan Musanti and Gary Kane are preparing to run a race in Florida for the 50th time.
'A hot mess': Delta flight diversion leaves local passengers stranded
What began as a routine four-hour flight turned into a 30-hour travel nightmare.
President Trump's memorial arch faces new lawsuit from Arlington County, Virginia
The Arlington County Board in Virginia has filed a lawsuit opposing the construction of the Triumphal Arch, becoming the first governmental body to take legal action against President Donald Trump's planned monument
Sunny Friday ahead of weekend rain in Maryland
The rain will surge north after Hurricane Isaias makes landfall on the Gulf Coast
Family pleads for justice after fatal Pikesville hit-and-run
Melissa Nocho was fatally struck by a black sedan while crossing Reisterstown Road in Pikesville on Sept. 24, leaving her family grieving and Baltimore County police searching for the driver who fled the scene.
Thursday Afternoon Headlines: Baltimore band Turnstile to play free DC show to raise money for humanitarian efforts in Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon; Missing Maryland dad found dead in Cleveland; Former Catonsville priest found guilty in child sexual abuse case; Maryland dad dies in ICE custody in Louisiana; and more.
Turnstile announces free DC show in support of Palestine, Sudan and Lebanon — The Baltimore Banner Missing Maryland dad found dead in Cleveland after attending NFL game — The Baltimore Sun Former Priest Convicted Of Abusing Boy At Catonsville Catholic School — Patch Maryland dad who offered to self-deport dies in ICE…
After more than five years in business, The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently
Known for their "casual, Nantucket-like setting," The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently after more than five years in business.
MCB Real Estate nears completion of $44M Reservoir Hill office building while city officials aim to finalize terms for its Harborplace lease and PILOT plan
MCB Real Estate is close to completing a $44 million office building that will be the headquarters for the Mayor's Office of Employment Development.
Swastika spray-painted on Catonsville High parking lot; County police investigating
In disturbing news, CHS families received a letter on Oct. 3 about the antisemitic graffiti found on the parking lot.
Live Debate & Podcast Recording – The Hopkins Forum: Will Generative AI Enhance or Stunt College Learning?
When: Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 6 PM ET – 8 PM (doors open at 5:30 PM) Where: Shriver Hall, Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus, 3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218 Parking: View directions here for South Garage and Shriver Hall Like it or not, AI has entered the chat and nowhere is it eliciting more…
Reimagine Middle Branch initiative completes $35M worth of waterfront restoration and resilience projects, starts construction on another $36M project
Regional leaders on Wednesday celebrated the completion of more than $35 million worth of projects to restore Baltimore’s Middle Branch waterfront and the start of construction on another $36 million project.
New SNAP and Medicaid rules create fear for Marylanders
New federal work requirements under the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could put thousands of SNAP recipients at risk, including in Maryland.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Edgar Allan Row, Open Studio Tour, Modest Mouse, and more.
This weekend presents plenty of opportunities to fall in love with Baltimore, whether you want to have a laugh with a stand-up comedian, explore local artists' studios, or paddle along Baltimore's waterfront in the inaugural Edgar Allan Row.