Baltimore News

Tessa Hill-Aston, president of the Baltimore branch of the civil rights organization, said in an email on Wednesday that the national board, meeting this week in Las Vegas, selected Baltimore as the site.

Stop Shop Save has closed three of its last stores in Baltimore. The store at 1600 Harford Ave. is the last remaining store open in the chain.

Baltimore's HarborView Towers, a condominium complex on the Inner Harbor is about to become an iconic part of the Baltimore skyline with the revamped beacon on the top floor.

Lt. J. Eric Kowlaczyk of the Baltimore Police Department addressing the media after officers found Mia Henderson's body on July 16. The unsolved murders of two transgender women of color in Baltimore in recent weeks have left the city's trans residents on edge.

Four people, including a teenager, were shot and injured early Wednesday morning in Baltimore in two separate incidents, police said.

The HarborView Tower condominium complex in Baltimore has a new $150,000 LED system that will be used for light shows.

The Dutch prime minister says the government aims to have the first bodies from Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 back in the Netherlands tomorrow.

Gov. Martin O'Malley on Monday hosted a private meeting with faith leaders to pursue partnerships to help unaccompanied children who've crossed into the country illegally.

Gun rights advocates will battle the state in federal court Tuesday over a ban on assault rifles and large magazines Maryland put into place after the massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school, challenging parts of the strict gun control regime as unconstitutional.

Gov. Martin O'Malley led a ribbon cutting ceremony July 22 for the new $170 million Maryland Public Health Laboratory at Johns Hopkins' Science + Technology Park A new $170 million public health laboratory will be an anchor for East Baltimore and give momentum to efforts to spur growth there, state and city officials said Monday.

Business owners near Amazon .com Inc.'s forthcoming warehouse on Broening Highway will likely begin to see a surge of new customers as more than 1,000 workers descend on the site daily starting next year.

Maryland has agreed to cover transition-related health care of its transgender state employees.

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Bob Creager opened his tiny pit beef stand in the parking lot of a Southeast Baltimore strip club in 1987.

Gov. Martin O'Malley met with 50 faith leaders Monday to discuss Maryland's role in sheltering unaccompanied children crossing the Mexican border.

Gov. Martin O'Malley gathered about 50 religious leaders in Annapolis on Monday for what aides described as a brain-storming session on how Maryland can help respond to the influx of unaccompanied children coming across the U.S. border.

On a recent trip to New York City, 'The Wire' creator David Simon happened to be sitting on an Acela Amtrak train when the man behind him was someone who he has known for quite some time.

A 21-year-old Curtis Bay man has been charged with shooting a man in the elbow in West Baltimore in last week, police said.

GREENBELT, Md. - Two Baltimore men are among four behind bars after a cocaine crackdown in St. Mary's County.

Alice McKeehan of Elkhart, Ind., wanted help locating a recipe for making a Twinkie cake.