Baltimore

Jay-Z’s Roc Nation recently announced a two-day pop-up experience in New York City beginning June 25. The immersive, interactive events will be held in both DUMBO, Brooklyn, and Lower Manhattan, giving fans a unique opportunity to celebrate the legacy of Reasonable Doubt. Even better, admission is free, making it accessible to anyone looking to honor […]

The Baltimore Ravens have released their 2026 Training Camp schedule. Learn when tickets become available, public practice dates, parking details, and new admission policies.

Officials have recovered the body of 20-year-old Towson University student Nazir Bell, who went missing while swimming in the Potomac River near Billy Goat Trail.

Former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger believes the Ravens are "falling apart" after a disappointing 2025 season. Baltimore fans may have a different view heading into 2026.

Federal prosecutors revealed new evidence details, including more than 100 electronic devices and 14 witnesses, as a judge set an October 2027 trial date in the criminal case tied to Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse.

The Baltimore Ravens announced a $1 million investment supporting six organizations focused on gun violence prevention, intervention, victim support, and community safety in Baltimore.

Howard County has expanded free public Wi-Fi access at the Columbia Lakefront, continuing efforts to improve digital connectivity and broadband access for residents and visitors across the county.

A 2.4 magnitude earthquake was recorded near Bel Air, Maryland, on Monday morning. Residents in Harford and Baltimore counties reported feeling the tremor. No injuries or damage have been reported.

Celebrate AFRAM’s 50th Anniversary! One of the largest African American festivals on the East Coast once again returns to Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend. This free, family-oriented celebration of Baltimore’s African American heritage includes music, entertainers, children’s activities, African drumming, carnival mask-making and more.  Click here for more info.

The Michael Phelps Foundation's IM Program is returning to Baltimore from June 20 through August 14, offering swim lessons, water safety education, and mental wellness training for children ages 7-14 at four city pool locations.

Baltimore City Council has given preliminary approval to a property tax reduction plan that would lower rates by 1 cent, though critics warn some homeowners could see higher tax bills.

BGE says rising wholesale energy costs could impact customers across Maryland, but there are ways to keep your costs down.