Family of 4 injured after fire breaks out on boat in Chesapeake Bay: official
The fire broke out about noon on the Chesapeake Bay near the Atlantic Marina on...
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Baltimore weather: Hot Fourth of July before storms return
Baltimore-area residents should be able to enjoy much of the Fourth of July outdoors, but...
On the Fourth of July, a lifetime of lessons learned | COMMENTARY
My grandfather introduced me to the rites and rules of July Fourth. He had a...
Baltimore pays thousands for Mayor Scott, staff to attend Essence Festival
Baltimore taxpayer money is being used to send Mayor Brandon Scott and three city employees...
Maryland Cycling Classic canceled this year; organizers aim to return in 2027
The Maryland Cycling Classic is canceled this year, but there is still hope the event...
Baltimore OKs $5M in loans to push forward final Perkins redevelopment phase
The Baltimore Board of Estimates on Wednesday approved two loans totaling $5 million to advance...
BGE seeks rate increase adding $8 on average to monthly electric bills
The law puts a moratorium on rate-setting based on projects and work proposed for multiple...
Baltimore Police add civilian jobs to return more officers to patrol
The two operations officers will audit Baltimore Police data, programs and operations to determine compliance...
Baltimore joins lawsuit to block USDA overhaul, citing risk to food aid
Baltimore joined multiple other cities, counties and unions in filing a motion to halt the...
Baltimore County Police arrest 2 in connection with string of armed robberies
Two Baltimore men face more than three dozen felony charges in connection with a string...
Elkridge ICE facility protest | PHOTOS
Protesters of an Elkridge ICE facility gather outside the U.S. District Courthouse in Baltimore on...
Baltimore suspends recycling collections as extreme heat continues
Baltimore's Department of Public Works has suspended residential recycling collections through the remainder of the...
Homeless in the heat: Baltimore’s plan faces scrutiny as illnesses rise
Baltimore waits until the heat index hits 105 degrees before activating its full extreme heat...
FOX45: Police raid yields evidence of child living amid dirt bikes, guns and drugs
A Baltimore man allegedly kept dirt bikes, high-capacity weapons, ammunition, drugs, and his 9-year-old son...
Little Italy commissions new statue to replace toppled one of Columbus
Baltimore Italian Americans have raised $250,000 to replace the Christopher Columbus statue that protesters toppled...
Orioles win as fans attempt to beat the heat | PHOTOS
Fans at Camden Yards tried to keep cool with high heat in Baltimore as the...
Classroom issues at center of new Baltimore City Schools CEO’s strategy
Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Jermaine Dawson's first day on the job saw him shaking...
Police ID woman murdered last week in North Baltimore
Asia Williams, 38, was killed in a double shooting that occurred on June 23 along...
Baltimore-born The Food Market opens new Bethesda location
A Baltimore-born restaurant serving an eclectic array of global cuisine has opened a new location...
Baltimore homicides fall 23% in first half of 2026 as decline continues
Between Jan. 1 and July 1, Baltimore recorded 50 homicides, a 23.1% drop from the...
Baltimore will pay $605K to settle police, vehicle injury lawsuits
Baltimore taxpayers will pay $605,000 to resolve four lawsuits and legal claims approved Wednesday by...
Cambridge house fire displaces 3 people and 8 dogs, causes $100,000 in structural damage
A kitchen grease fire in Cambridge displaced three people and eight pet dogs, causing an...
How new tests can help catch prostate cancer early, image cancerous tissue
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men after skin cancer, according to the...
Unidentified man fatally shot in West Baltimore
An unidentified man was shot and killed Tuesday in Sandtown-Winchester, according to Baltimore Police.
Ex-St. Frances star, Terps assistant becomes Wizards’ G League coach
Aberdeen native Tevon Saddler is the new coach of the Capital City Go-Go, the Washington Wizards’...
Karl Richard Pfrommer Sr. dies on 85th birthday after vehicle crash
Karl Richard Pfrommer Sr. owned "Sesame Street" puppets and costumes. He wore a Cookie Monster...
Howard tops state for financial security, but 29% still struggle, report finds
Despite having Maryland's lowest percentage of struggling households, nearly a third of Howard families could...
28 year-old-man arrested in connection with Baltimore Highlands shooting: police
A 28 year-old-man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder in connection with Baltimore...
Watch: Democrat criticizes Sen. Van Hollen over Israel
Former Maryland lawmakers Bobby Zirkin and Ben Kramer discuss Democrats, Israel, Chris Van Hollen, Maryland...
Judge rebukes state public safety agency for failing to provide documents in prison death
“Until I receive the line item billing, I will hold open the issue of how...
National Aquarium picks veteran leader as next CEO
After a nationwide search, the National Aquarium selected veteran executive Jennifer Driban to be the...
Missing woman found dead in Central Baltimore building: police
A 72-year-old woman who was reported missing in Baltimore on June 18 has been found...
‘They just don’t care’: Baltimore residents express growing dirt bike concerns
Three months ago, a dirt biker kicked through the glass door at Hip Hop Fish...
Maryland prisons saw 46 inmate homicides since 2015; 22 were in the last two years
Maryland prison inmate homicides reached a 10-year high in 2025
Pinky Cole’s Slutty Vegan relocating to Cross Street Market
The vegan fast-food restaurant founded by Baltimore native Pinky Cole Hayes is coming to a...
FOX45: Questions remain one week after news investigation into Mayor Brandon Scott advisor
Mayor Brandon Scott has yet to provide an update on the investigation into senior adviser...
3 Federal Hill women sue BGE, alleging utility had them arrested on false charges
The three women are suing BGE, demanding up to seven figures in restitution due to...
FOX45: Gov. Moore pressed on juvenile justice reforms as calls for change grow
Calls for juvenile justice reform are growing louder in Maryland, and now Gov. Wes Moore...
3 men stabbed in North Baltimore: police
Three men were injured in an early-morning stabbing Sunday in North Baltimore, according to police.
FOX45: 200 dirt bikers surround officers near Hip Hop Fish & Chicken, Baltimore Police say
Police say more than 200 dirt bikers surrounded officers responding to illegal riding near Reisterstown...
Baltimore weather: Code Red heat still grips region during start of Fourth of July weekend
Baltimore officials have issued a Code Red Extreme Heat Alert through Saturday, July 4, as...
FOX45: Calm weekend in Fells Point with heavier police presence
The calmer atmosphere was a welcome change for residents and business owners who had been frustrated...
FOX45: Three men injured after stabbing on York Road in North Baltimore, police say
Three men were taken to a hospital early Sunday morning after a stabbing in North...
Baltimore weather: Rainy and mild today ahead of dangerously high heat
Temperatures remain below average today as an unsettled pattern continues, but drier weather and scorching...
Economists question whether Harborplace can revive downtown Baltimore
Can a $900 million Harborplace redevelopment restore downtown Baltimore's fortunes? Economists and planners say the...
FOX45: Double shooting leaves one dead in Southwest Baltimore
Officers responded to the 4100 block of Frederick Avenue in Irvington for reports of a...
St. Agnes hospital plans to bring in replacement nurses during 1-day strike
Baltimore's Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital will remain operational during a nurses' union's planned one-day strike...
Squadrons practice for the Sail250 airshow | PHOTOS
British, French and American flight squadrons practiced around Baltimore for the Sail250 airshow.
FOX45: Crowds return to Fells Point after violence hits businesses
For the past two weeks, groups of teenagers have flooded the streets of Fells Point,
Baltimore man sentenced for assaulting Westminster Police officer
A Carroll County judge sentenced a Baltimore man Thursday for assaulting a Westminster Police officer...
Civil rights attorney Susan Goering dies, led ACLU of Maryland
ACLU of Maryland's Susan K. Goering worked on a lawsuit on a case against the...
Johnston Square’s vacant houses are disappearing | COMMENTARY
What brought all the help to this East Baltimore neighborhood? A 2004 fire, determined to...
University of Maryland launching AI-based bachelor’s program this fall
Two new bachelor's degree programs based on AI technology are coming to University of Maryland.
9 Fourth of July specials at Baltimore restaurants
Independence Day is here, and Baltimore restaurants are boasting festive beverages, special dishes and prime...
Baltimore closes lanes in Inner Harbor as city celebrates Sail250
Lane closures on E. Pratt Street are causing additional traffic in the Inner Harbor neighborhood,...
As juvenile crime draws attention, Baltimore leaders question state actions
Juvenile involvement in violent crime is again at the center of Baltimore’s public safety debate...
Why Sail250 means much more to these Coast Guard families
"It's so cool to follow the journey," said Kristen Corritore, whose daughters were aboard. "And...
Sam Cogen concedes Baltimore sheriff’s race to Tapp-Harper in open letter
Two days after election day, Baltimore Sheriff Sam Cogen has conceded to retired law enforcement...
Maryland federal indictment accuses Washington man of sex trafficking minors
A Washington, D.C., man was indicted in Maryland on charges accusing him of sex trafficking...
Johns Hopkins University announces layoffs, eliminating 110 positions
The Johns Hopkins University began laying off employees this week following a series of cost-cutting...
Walters, Baltimore Museum of Art employees seek city pension plan
A council bill that could bring longer-tenured employees at two Baltimore art museums into the...
Baltimore crime data: Violent, property offenses are down 3 months into 2026
View tables and maps of shooting, robbery, car theft, burglary and other crimes for all...
Prosecutor: Baltimore lawyer used Amtrak employee to ‘ground his groin’
Baltimore lawyer Isaac Neuberger's 2024 case was his second for allegedly making inappropriate, sexual contact...
Baltimore Police charge juveniles, adults in multicounty crime spree
Baltimore prosecutors have charged five teens and three adults in what authorities describe as a...
Baltimore term limits stay in place after repeal bill stalls
Baltimore lawmakers will not ask voters this year to reconsider the city's voter-approved term limits,...
Attorneys file wrongful death lawsuit in dehydration death of prison inmate
In their public records lawsuit, attorneys for Mealy’s family are seeking the results of the...
Fire destroys Caroline County barn, kills five ducks
A Caroline County barn fire destroyed a residential outbuilding on Bridgetown Road, killed five ducks...
Maryland GOP leaders: Cox must address voter concerns, Moore’s record
Democrats believe Cox can't run away from his past or Trump connections.
The best places to watch Blue Angels’ Sail250 airshow
The Blue Angels, the U.S. Navy's flight demonstration team, will be taking flight over Baltimore...
Judge OKs class-action suit vs. Maryland Central Booking over release delays
A federal judge certified a class action lawsuit alleging Maryland's Central Booking and Intake Center...
Baltimore residents push city to tackle neighborhood blight, ‘quality of life’ in meeting
Re-entry services for ex-convicts and improving "quality of life" in neighborhoods will be two new...
Tapp-Harper projected to win Baltimore Sheriff Democratic Primary
The Associated Press has projected Sabrina Tapp-Harper as the winner of Baltimore's Democratic primary for...
Once dominant in West Baltimore, Del. Frank Conaway Jr. loses District 40 primary
Del. Frank Conaway Jr., a scion of a Baltimore political dynasty, lost his seat in...
Baltimore County man gets 9 years in federal cocaine trafficking case
A Baltimore man was sentenced to nine years in federal prison in a cocaine trafficking...
New pizza shop aims to bring grandma’s ‘garbage’ to Old Ellicott City
Geoff Gill grew up calling it "garbage pizza" — the one his grandmother made with...
Baltimore-based cafe is closing one of its locations
A Baltimore-based coffee roastery and cafe has closed one of its two locations.
Acclaimed Hampden pie shop shutters, shifts to Sparks ‘farm-to-table model’
The owner of a popular pie shop, Dangerously Delicious Pies, has closed its Hampden storefront...
Woman killed, man injured in shooting on York Road
A woman was killed and a man was injured in a shooting Tuesday night in...
Ships from all around the world are in Baltimore for Sail250. What are they?
World War II prizes, living Chesapeake Bay museums and ships that have traveled all the...
Bill Ferguson projected to win over LaPin in District 46 Senate primary
The state Senate president is expected to retain control of the seat he's held since...
After ballot errors, Maryland voters weigh trust in election process
After Maryland's ballot mailing errors, voters offered sharply different views on mail-in voting, election security...
Dundalk man gets life plus 38 years for killing Baltimore man, dumping body in NJ river
A Dundalk man who shot and killed Pedie Edwards II of Baltimore and disposed of...
Anton J.S. Keating, colorful criminal defense attorney and author, dies
Anton J.S. Keating, a criminal defense attorney whose courtroom career spanned more than four decades,...
Baltimore City Council to pass budget this Wednesday
After a lengthy budget season full of debate and compromises, Baltimore’s fiscal 2027 budget is...
Court sides with BGE over who pays for $120M in Baltimore upgrades
A Baltimore judge on Monday sided with BGE in a dispute over who should bear...
Wes Moore dodges military questions at Port of Baltimore event, zooms away
After celebrating a major Port of Baltimore infrastructure project, Gov. Wes Moore declined to answer...
Mayor Scott signed 29 bills this week. Here’s what will change in Baltimore.
Baltimore is making some of its biggest policy bets in years on how the city...
Where to watch and park as Blue Angels take to Baltimore skies for Sail250
Baltimore will be providing free transportation services for folks to get around Sail250. But if...
Md. primary election coverage: McClain Delaney projected to win ‘close one’ vs. Trone
Follow live Maryland primary election with feeds from the polls, turnout updates, vote counting and...
Bobby Zirkin ‘Across the Aisle’ podcast: Allan Kittleman on leaving Republican Party
Former Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman joins Bobby Zirkin to discuss leaving the Republican Party...
Two injured in East Baltimore shooting
Two victims walked into hospitals seeking treatment for gunshot wounds, one of which was self-inflicted,...
FOX45: Baltimore leaders mum after investigation finds Scott adviser rarely at City Hall
Baltimore leaders are declining to answer questions after a FOX45 News investigation found that a...
‘People don’t feel safe’: Fells Point businesses sound alarm after teen gatherings
V-NO Wine Bar and Shop co-owner Errol Tucker said young people gathering on the street...
Port of Baltimore buys 17 acres near cargo terminals to boost expansion and jobs
The Maryland Port Administration acquired 17 acres near Dundalk and Seagirt terminals as officials plan...
Following deadly weekend, Scott turns to residents to help shape Baltimore’s next safety plan
Mayor Brandon Scott on Monday said he wanted to hear from residents about Baltimore’s next...
4 Maryland election laws voters should know before the June 23 primary
Among the most visible is a new law giving election officials clearer authority to respond...
Community mourns 3-year-old killed by 14-year-old driving stolen car
The 3-year-old was fatally struck by a stolen car driven by a 14-year-old on W....
Cherry Hill slaying: Teen indicted on murder charge
Nathaniel Lightford III is accused of shooting and killing Cintront Lynn after a Jan. 14...
St. Mary’s County house fire displaces 4, cause under investigation
A Lexington Park house fire displaced four people Sunday morning. Fire officials say the cause...
FOX45: Baltimore Police investigating after man walks into hospital with gunshot wounds to feet
An 18-year-old man walked into a Baltimore hospital early Monday with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds to...