Baltimore
A 17-year-old faces charges after a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the ankle Thursday night in a Baltimore home. Police say the child’s injuries were not life-threatening.
Ravens finalize 2026 coaching staff under new HC Jesse Minter, blending NFL vets, rising coaches, and returning figures.
Newly released DOJ documents show Orioles owner David Rubenstein had a single 2012 meeting with Jeffrey Epstein, with no wrongdoing alleged, according to his spokesperson.
D.C. United, Mayor Brandon Scott, and Carmelo Anthony unveil plans for a $200M stadium, pro women’s and men’s teams, and a youth soccer academy in Baltimore.
Victorine Quille Adams became the first African American woman elected to the Baltimore City Council, paving the way for generations of Black women in local politics while championing civic engagement and economic opportunity.
Maryland reports 11 cold-related deaths during the first week of February as freezing temperatures grip the state. Baltimore region sees highest impact, with 2,500+ hospital visits recorded this winter.
Did you know Baltimore is home to the nation’s first wax museum dedicated to Black history? Learn how the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum preserves 400 years of African American history through immersive exhibits.
Nine Baltimore schools are facing closures, burst pipes and virtual learning after freezing temperatures and a recent snowstorm caused significant building damage.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says he was uninvited from the White House’s National Governors Association dinner, calling the decision blatant disrespect and raising concerns about exclusion and bipartisanship.
A look at Baltimore’s most pivotal Black history uprisings, from the 1968 unrest after MLK’s assassination to the 2015 protests following Freddie Gray’s death, and how both moments reshaped the city’s fight for justice.
An Arctic cold front will bring snow, high winds, and extreme cold to Maryland, with dangerous wind chills, slick travel, and winter storm conditions impacting the state through the weekend.
From its Soul Festival roots to Baltimore’s official Juneteenth celebration, AFRAM marks nearly 50 years of Black culture, music, and community pride.