Cedric Mullins, the longtime face of the Baltimore Orioles, is being traded to the New York Mets ahead of the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline. In return, Baltimore receives three right-handed pitching prospects.
Baltimore braces for flash floods, thunderstorms, and scorching heat as July closes. City officials close roads, distribute sandbags, and open emergency shelters to prepare for the storm.
Only two youth homicides were recorded in Baltimore during the first half of 2025 — the lowest in more than 10 years. Officials credit expanded violence prevention efforts and community intervention programs.
At least 19 Marylanders have died from heat-related illness this summer, exceeding last year’s pace. Emergency room visits are also up, as dangerous temperatures and poor air quality persist.
Six Flags America in Bowie is canceling its annual Fright Fest ahead of its permanent closure in November 2025. The park will focus on daytime family-friendly events instead.
Motivational Moment during Sunday Joy with Ronnette Rollins encourages the listener for whatever they may face during the week, using scripture and practical application. In this Motivational Moment, Reverend Ron Harrison talks about “Waiting.” Today, my dad hit us with some profound truth about something we all struggle with: waiting. In a world of instant gratification and never ending, blink-and-you-miss-it deadlines, […]
In a landmark decision, Maryland’s Supreme Court ruled that landlords cannot reject rental applicants solely based on government-funded housing vouchers, reinforcing the state’s fair housing laws under the HOME Act.
The tragic mass shooting in Manhattan has reignited national concerns about the mental health crisis and its ties to CTE. Read more inside.
Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely is expected to miss about six weeks after suffering a foot fracture during training camp. Surgery is scheduled, but he could still return by Week 1.
A new WalletHub study ranks Baltimore as the 3rd most stressed city in the U.S., citing high levels of financial, work, and health-related stress among residents.
Return to The Land, a whites-only community in Arkansas, recalls a racist chapter in the state's history that no one wants to revisit.
When every headline feels like a personal blow and your spirit stays in fight-or-flight, here’s how to combat news fatigue.