The freight trains that labored to climb through Baltimore’s historic Howard Street Tunnel disappeared a few weeks ago. For the first time in 130-odd years, the slow, dull roar of engines

Charlotte has nostalgia on its side, with many CIAA fans remembering the days when the Queen City turned into an HBCU showcase every February. However, Baltimore has made its own mark, earning praise for its hospitality, security, and commitment to uplifting Black businesses and culture during tournament week.

A community meeting in east Baltimore this week saw parents and community members voicing their concerns to the Baltimore City Board of School Commi

Baltimore police are looking for a woman in connection to a road rage incident involving a biker. Just ask a man, who we will only refer to as “Zack,” who was riding his e-bike this week at the intersection of Waterview Avenue and Hanover Street when they met for the first time.

Frustration is mounting in Baltimore as city leaders grapple with the potential freeze of federal funding by the Trump Administration. The move has

One of Baltimore's oldest Catholic churches will merge with another parish in July 2025, Archbishop Rev. William Lori announced this week.

Queen Stokes, a resident from Druid Hill, turned what she initially thought was litter into a meaningful connection with a young scholar.

Watch a character’s journey to happiness, go to a festival for college hoops fans, listen to a jazz fusion band, write a Poe-inspired tale or see the theme of water play through works of

Motorists will have to adjust to two major highway projects in Baltimore County starting on Monday. The Maryland State Highway Administration announced the projects that are scheduled to start March 3 and will last through the month, weather permitting.

A new report released Wednesday found Baltimore's drinking water supply has several contaminants that can be harmful to your health.